Adobe AIR and Flash Player 10 catch tailwind
Adobe Systems touts user adoption of its Adobe AIR and Flash Player 10, citing record adoption rates after their release less than a year ago.
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Intel, DreamWorks take 3D graphics to Super Bowl
Intel and DreamWorks will show off the fruits of their 3D collaboration in a Super Bowl 3D extravaganza.
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MySQL's sales catching up with Red Hat's
The open-source database leader just had an $81 million quarter, making the $1 billion valuation of acquirer Sun Microsystems start to look like a bargain.
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Fannie Mae IT contractor indicted in malware case
The tale of the malware bomb plot is a warning shot to all security teams and IT departments. Given the level of layoffs we've seen lately, the ranks of disgruntled former employees is likely to grow.
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Tests show ups and downs of Four Thirds cameras
It's all a matter of your frame of reference. The Panasonic G1 sensor quality is good, compared to more compact cameras, but not as good as that of bulkier SLRs.
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Army invests $50 million in flexible displays
The U.S. military unit commits an additional five years of funding for research of the thin electronic screens at Arizona State University's Flexible Display Center.
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Financing woes shrink Ausra's big solar plans
The financial crisis is making it hard to build massive solar-power plants in the U.S. desert, with once high-flier Ausra shifting its strategy to make smaller solar plants.
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AdMob pulls in another $12.5 million
Mobile-ad company raises fresh funds from Draper Fisher Jurvetson's growth fund and Northgate Capital, expanding its Series C round to $28.2 million.
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Report: YouTube may usher in Hollywood stars
Video-sharing site and a Hollywood talent agency are reportedly in talks to bring top-notch actors to the online screen, according to The New York Times.
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Could Sun swallow Red Hat? Or vice versa?
Neither company has a lot of cash to burn, but in some ways, it would make a lot of sense to see the two biggest open-source companies band together as one.
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How to get the best sound from in-ear headphones
Getting a perfect fit with in-ear headphones is crucial to getting the best sound. The Audiophiliac offers tips on how to minimize cable tangling as well.
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Obama meets with technology CEOs
A handful of chief executives in the industry, including IBM's Sam Palmisano and Motorola's Greg Brown, meet with the president to discuss the economy.
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Who's Linux? Video contest says all of us
The Linux Foundation wants people to express their passion for Linux through video. It is running a "We're Linux" video contest. Grand prize includes a trip to Tokyo.
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Chrome, Firefox face clickjacking
Flaw exposes the browsers to attackers who potentially can hijack browser functions by substituting a legitimate link with one of an attacker's choice.
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When is a gun not a gun? On TV and twittered
How posting a Twitter message during an episode of Lost taught one blogger that sometimes 140 characters can be quite misleading.
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Wireless saving phone companies during recession
Even amid a bad economy, consumers continue to spend money on wireless service, boosting revenue for telecommunications providers.
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How to survive the recession: Hibernate
Big Moving Pictures had a new advertising product ready to go, but when its customers axed their budgets, the company didn't fail. It went to sleep.
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STMicro reports quarterly loss, lays off 4,500
Europe's largest chipmaker announced the redundancies as part of a cost-cutting drive, but it is not yet clear from which facilities the cuts will be made.
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Study: Cybercrime cost firms $1 trillion globally
In a McAfee survey, chief information officers report spending billions of dollars after data thefts and say fired workers pose a big threat to sensitive data on the network.
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