GeneralGoogle's AOL Investment Loses Luster

Google has admitted its $1 billion investment in AOL may not be worth what it was in 2006.

GeneralIntel's Nehalem Desktop Chips to Be Called Core I7

The high-end desktop versions of Intel's upcoming Nehalem processors will be called Core i7.

SoftwareWill Microsoft deliver Windows 7 next year?

Recent hints suggest Microsoft might release the next version of its operating system, Windows 7, earlier than the expected 2010 date, suggesting that the company may also want to cut its losses on Vista.

GeneralOffice Security Risk--by Generation

Each generation of tech worker takes a different approach to security management--is yours the high-risk generation?

GeneralLotus iNotes Aims for iPhone 3G

IBM expects to deliver Lotus Domino Web Access software for Apple's iPhone later this year.

GeneralRackspace IPO Needed to Cope With Fast Growth

Hosting provider Rackspace Hosting unveiled an initial public offering (IPO) of 15 million at $12.50 per share.

GeneralFake CNN Alert Still Spreading Malware

Beware of the spam that is tricking users into clicking malicious links and downloading malware.

GeneralInternet flaw details revealed

Security researcher Dan Kaminsky unveiled more details about a fundamental design flaw in the way the internet works at the Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas yesterday.

GeneralDell Says it's 'Carbon Neutral'

Dell meets goal to save cash and carbon by cutting corporate energy consumption.

GeneralThe PC at 40: Its Forgotten History and True Origins

The PC's back story involves a little-known Texas connection.