Third-party results finally suggest that Google's mail service is leading the world, despite the search giant having claimed this to be the case during the summer. Somehow, Yahoo is still hanging on. More...
Japan's government has agreed to new legislation against criminals caught downloading illegally, bringing in a maximum fine of two million yen or a potential two year stay in a prison cell. More...
Paul Ferson talks about his experiences with switching from QWERTY, the only keyboard layout he'd ever used, to QWERTZ, in order to properly review the Matias Tactile Pro 3.0 keyboard. More...
A South Korean man prepares to launch a home-made satellite, which he says is the first of its kind to ever be funded by a single individual. When it launches, you'll even be able to contact it. More...
Google has provided its encouragement for the 'Endangered Languages' project, intended to protect languages which are in danger of dying out. More...
The GIF, the beloved format of the web's greatest memes and sprite artists everywhere, just turned 25, and shows no signs of slowing down, so we decided to put together a list of our favorite GIFs. More...
Anyone the least bit concerned about DRM (digital rights management) technology would likely have been put off by Google co-founder Larry Page's ho-hum approach to revealing the company's new proprietary media locks. And with good... More...
Microsoft has quietly launched MSN Filter, expanding its presence in the growing sea of blogs that have washed onto the Internet. MSN Filter, which launched last week, features blogs that cover... More...
HP and RIAA sitting in a tree... :D HP this week took the unusual move of using a consumer electronics conference as the venue for an unprecedented attack on consumers and their... More...