Microsoft Granted Motion to stay Word Injunction
Update: The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has reportedly granted Microsoft's motion to stay an injunction that would prohibit…
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Update: The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has reportedly granted Microsoft's motion to stay an injunction that would prohibit…
Google has introduced a new privacy policy for Google Books, to try and appease the critics of Google's enormous book indexing project. The company has also been in communication with the Federal Trade Commission, and has discussed both the new policy and a letter to the FTC on the Google Public Policy Blog.
The Committee to Protect Journalists is condemning the recent arrests of online journalists and political bloggers in Vietnam. The crackdown comes as online journalists and bloggers independent reporting challenges Vietnam's tightly censored state-run media's monopoly on local news and opinion.
According to comScore, over 63 million people in the US use the mobile Internet, with 35% of those people accessing it on a daily basis. eMarketer says that over 70 million US mobile phone users will access the Internet from their device in 2009. eMarketer also says that mobile e-commerce is still in its infancy though. While some retailers are ahead of the game, many…
Sprint announced today that it will be the first U.S. carrier to offer Google's Android operating system on HTC's Hero smartphone, slated to launch on October 11. The HTC Hero will be available on the Sprint website and at retailer Best Buy for $179.
There is a scam going on inside of Google search results called Google Cash, aka: Google Money Tree, aka: Google Treasure Chest. This is where alleged scammers misrepresent themselves as being affiliated with Google, and advertise a low-cast kit, which would enable people to make money.