MySpace Founder's Firm Buys Pageflakes
Personal start page, Pageflakes, has been swallowed up by LiveUniverse, a company with a stable of 35 web sites started by the founder of MySpace. Read this story
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Asus Thinks Battery Shortage is Clearing Up
Asus said on Monday it expects most of its battery shortage problems to be resolved by the end of the second quarter, as it maintained its sales target for its popular low-cost PCs. Read this story
Intel to Invest $500M in Taiwan to Boost WiMAX
Intel said Monday that it will invest $500 million in Taiwan over the next five years, with a large amount of the investment targeted at the island's WiMAX sector. Read this story
Nintendo's Miyamoto: Where the Wii Fit Fits In
With the Nintendo Wii Fit's U.S. release finally pinned down -- Nintendo revealed the price for its health-awareness game a few days ago -- the Wii Fit media blitz has begun in earnest. Game legend Shigeru Miyamoto explains who the Wii Fit is for. Read this story
Prototype Phone Combines HSDPA, Satellite
The dreamers, they have their dreams. One of the big dreams for 2009-10, it seems, is new, hybrid satellite/cellular phones that work everywhere, but don't look like Cro-Magnon rock-hewing tools. Read this story
PriceHub: What People Actually Paid for a Car
Those for whom the woes of buying a used car are an all familiar ordeal will be happy to know that help is on the way. Created by two car enthusiasts, PriceHub.com is a user-generated portal that collects price data from actual transactions and indexes them on the site. Read this story
Social Networking Site Fights Malaria
The British entrepreneur who sold a soccer Web site at the age of 17 for $40 million has switched his attention to help launch a social networking site on Sunday designed to fight malaria. Read this story
IBM Sells More of its Stake in Lenovo
U.S. computer giant IBM offloaded $83.6 million worth of stock in Lenovo, a source familiar with the deal said Read this story
Senator Wants XM-Sirius Deal Blocked
A senior Democratic senator urged U.S. communications regulators on Friday to block Sirius Satellite Radio's purchase of rival XM Satellite Radio, saying the deal would lead to higher prices to customers. Read this story
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EU Cracks Down on Internet Terror Advocacy
EU states agreed on Friday on tight laws against incitement to terrorism in order to clamp down on militant groups' use of the Internet. Read this story
Motorola Reorgs Consumer Unit
Motorola, planning to split in two as it seeks to fix its money-losing handset division, on Thursday appointed a series of executives in a move it said would improve cell phone development and accountability. Read this story
Strong Google Earnings May Benefit Yahoo
An earnings windfall for Google should benefit rival Yahoo Inc in buyout talks with Microsoft Corp, as investors view the results as proof of a robust online advertising market. Read this story
BillShrink: An Easy Way to Find the Right Cell Plan
Most people won't say they love their cellular providers. So what do you do when you're wondering whether your cellular contract really is best for your calling habits? Read this story
Time to Turn Off the PC This Weekend?
Sharon Sarmiento knew it was time to unplug when she realized she was blogging in her dreams and hearing imaginary instant messages. Read this story
MPAA Sues PullMyLink.com for Piracy
The Motion Picture Association of America on Thursday sued Pullmylink.com, a Web site featuring links to free—and allegedly pirated—movies and TV shows, claiming the site promotes and profits from copyright infringement. Read this story
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