Register.com agreed to change Baidu's e-mail on file to 'antiwahabi2008@gmail.com', Baidu alleges.

The algorithm could help to more quickly predict weather and financial risks.

Denies link to Google-China hacks, which used IE6 zero-day to breach networks and steal info.

The inquiry follows complaints filed by three Google rivals.

Free Software Foundation urges Google to open source the video codec acquired with On2.

E-waste could jump by 500 percent in India by 2020, and by up to 400 percent in South Africa and China from 2007 levels.

The deal's value was $18 million more than when the acquisition was announced last year.

Hu Jintao is the first elite Chinese official to open a microblog.

Hewlett-Packard Co. today disclosed that it has begun selling stackable QLogic Corp.-developed 8Gbit/sec Fibre Channel switches that are targeted for use at remote offices and corporate departments.

Dell on Thursday reported a drop in profits during the fourth quarter of the company's 2010 fiscal year, but growth in revenue, fueled by strong sales of laptops and servers to the consumer and enterprise markets.

Advanced Micro Devices' Magny-Cours chip is available for $8,000.

The FCC's chairman hinted at a few components of the agency's National Broadband Plan.

Google's talk of a broadband network is likely to reignite debate.

Operators hope unity and openness will help them compete with proprietary stores such as Apple's or the Android market.

The first devices based on MeeGo will arrive in the second half of 2010.

The Windows Phone 7 Series interface has "hubs" gathering functions related to people, pictures, office or games.

Yahoo's share of U.S. queries dropped to 17 percent in January, according to comScore.

The new businesses will focus on handsets and home products, and enterprise mobility.

The vendors have silenced a number of shrieking servers tied to an ongoing lawsuit.

The company wants to spur the creation of these networks nationwide.