A look at some Windows Phone 7 apps (images)
Microsoft today showed off several programs coming to Windows Phone 7 this year, including Twitter, Flixster, Netflix, and OpenTable. Here's a look at some of those apps.
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Halo: Reach tallies $200 million on launch day
One of the most anticipated releases of 2010, the game sees sales in a single day top those of any other release so far this year.
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More apps for Windows Phone 7 detailed
Twitter, Netflix, OpenTable, Travelocity, and Flixster are among the third-party programs coming this year. Microsoft also touts its own bid-based ad exchange, phone developer tools.
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Start-up aims to stream Flash games to iPads
Pining for your PC's Flash apps on your iPad? iSwifter hopes you'll use its app and service to run them over the Internet.
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Justin TV 2.0 brings live video broadcasting to iPhone
The second Justin.tv iPhone app adds the ability to broadcast live video to its playback feature, making it a much more powerful and competitive app.
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IE9 beta takes a bow
Craigslist says its adult services section is shut down for good, open-source Facebook competitor Diaspora releases its first batch of code, Apple's iOS 4.2 for developers tests AirPlay and AirPrint, and Microsoft launches the Internet Explorer 9 beta to positive reviews.
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Why Apple will do a real iWatch
The technology is here or almost here to evolve the iPod Nano into a watch. It makes sense that Apple will do so.
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Report: Apple, RIM losing market share to Android
Google's Android continues to surge in popularity among smartphone users, with its main competitors all shrinking or stagnating in market share.
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Automotive X Prize winner hits 100 mpg
Edison2's Very Light Car No. 98, along with the runners-up, now can enter the Energy Department's fast-track program for production versions of their energy-efficient cars.
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PS3 Blu-ray 3D playback landing Tuesday
After some delays, Sony is offering a free software update to create 3D Blu-ray playback for the PlayStation 3.
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Russia-based Facebook investor changes name
Digital Sky Technologies, known for its investments in Facebook and acquisition of AOL's ICQ, changes it name to Mail.ru Group.
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'Anti-Facebook' project releases first batch of code
The Diaspora open-source project has made public its first code. But if open-source code drops in a social-networking forest does it make a sound?
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Calif. solar plant, to be world's largest, wins key approval
The proposed $6 billion-plus Blythe, Calif., plant, with a capacity of 1,000 megawatts, gets clearance to build from the California Energy Commission.
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35 years of 'impossible' ILM visual effects (photos)
Over 35 years, George Lucas' Industrial Light & Magic has worked on nearly 300 films, earning 15 Oscars in the process.
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Will Spotify's U.S. launch be delayed again?
The music service still doesn't have licensing deals with the top four major labels. Some record execs doubt Spotify can wrap up negotiations in the next 12 weeks.
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Documentary celebrates 35 years of ILM magic
Set to air in November, "Industrial Light & Magic: Creating the Impossible" highlights the visual effects house that has earned 15 Oscars for its work on nearly 300 movies.
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Sinofsky on IE9, Windows Live, and more (Q&A)
The head of Microsoft's Windows unit, Steven Sinofsky, talks to CNET about how the new browser and updated online services fit into the broader Windows strategy.
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Mozilla issues quick-fix Firefox updates
A surprise bug didn't affect many people, but because it blocked Firefox from loading, Mozilla issues updates as fast as possible.
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Study: More say it's OK to be online during sex than a wedding
A study suggests that people think it's preferable to be plugged in during sex than during a wedding. People also had strong feelings about what kind of restaurants it was OK to fiddle with one's gadgets in.
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10 cool Demo products you can use right now
The twice-a-year Demo conference is full of companies that are just showing off their products for the first time. As a result, you often can't use them until weeks or months after. Here are 10 that are open right now that we think you'll dig.
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