Microsoft warns of SharePoint bug
The software maker says there is a glitch affecting a recent service pack of the portal software.
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The site that helps you expose your family
AwkwardFamilyPhotos.com appears to be becoming an Web smash, with an alleged 2 million hits a day. It is full of the oddest specimens known to man--and photographers.
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New Chrome is more than polish
Google said the new Chrome was 30 percent faster at loading JavaScript than the previous version, and they weren't kidding.
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Track traffic while on the go for Memorial Day
Memorial Day is fast approaching and you'll probably be traveling over the weekend. But you won't be alone, so try out these traffic apps that could help you get to your destination sooner.
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In-box preview makes Gmail's loading less painful
Gmail's in-box preview lets you see the latest 10 messages while Gmail continues to load in the background. It's aimed at people with a slow connection, but also manages to make Gmail's loading screen less painful.
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So. Carolina AG ordered to leave Craigslist alone
U.S. district judge orders state Attorney General Henry McMaster to refrain from filing any criminal charges against Craigslist related to ads for adult services.
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CNET News Daily Podcast: What Wolfram Alpha is really all about
Early frustrations with the new "computational engine" might come down to confusion over what it's designed for; Apple spurns the Kama Sutra; and Chrome gets a speed boost.
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Report: So. Carolina AG never prosecuted prostitution case
As Henry McMaster criticizes Craigslist for doing too little to halt prostitution ads on the site, he acknowledges he has never tried anyone for prostitution.
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AMD says Intel-only deal struck at Apple in 2005
Advanced Micro Devices claims that Intel and Apple cut a deal to use Intel processors only. Intel denies the claim and says Apple's decision to go with Intel chips was based on the merits.
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Microsoft may lift application limit for Windows Starter
As part of shifting the product for use in Netbooks, the software maker may remove the restriction that users not have more than three applications running at a time.
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Moblin makes the Linux 'desktop' more Mac-like
Linux Foundation's Moblin, in its refusal to clone the Windows experience, demonstrates just what can be on the "desktop," or, in this case, the Netbook.
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What to expect from the RealDVD decision
Judge is known for delivering relatively speedy decisions. But, even if Real loses in this preceding, company could still prevail at trial. We have a long way to go yet.
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Panasonic to embrace open-source smartphones
Panasonic is considering a move into open-source smartphone platforms in markets outside Japan. Will Android be the big winner or just share part of the prize?
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Teen saves iPod, gets hit by truck
A Tampa teen reportedly drops her iPod in the road, runs back to pick it up, and gets hit by a pickup truck. She is the hospital with a possible broken leg.
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Facebook payments: Think virtual
It looks like Facebook will be launching a virtual currency instead of a transaction platform. The reasons are complicated, but the goals and possibilities for the social site are much loftier.
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Google cashes in at television upfronts
Google TV Ads is cutting deals with some major television advertising agencies in hopes of expanding Google's ad empire beyond the really small screen.
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Best hybrid: Prius or Insight
CNET Car Tech asks which car best embodies the hybrid, the 2010 Toyota Prius or the 2010 Honda Insight.
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Week in review: Apple's pending harvest
Rumors and analysts give us a glimpse at Apple's future plans. Also: Craigslist tells South Carolina attorney general to put up or shut up.
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Little girl buys big online
After Mom signs into an auction site, a toddler takes over the computer and buys a huge earth mover for $12,300.
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Gates, Ballmer optimistic about tech recovery
Addressing top leaders at annual CEO summit, Microsoft chairman and CEO sound positive note about the future. "The software, IT revolution--we're just at the start of that," says Gates.
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Photos: Location-based tech at Where 2.0
For getting online in our cars, our phones, and on our desktops, the newest in location-aware technology is right here at the Where 2.0 conference.
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