Musiwave carriers have been notified that when their contracts expire, they will no longer be able to use the service. Microsoft is apparently planning to make the service “all Microsoft, all the time”.

Without the need for e-mail or FTP FilesDIRECT data transfer services allows subscribers to upload files of up to 2GB with 128-bit SSL Encryption.

Long live Twitter. Still with no business model, but with millions of people sending cryptic 140-character messages, the service is now prey to scammers and spammers.

Samsung Instinct HD is the size of a phone but includes a timer to allow for self-portraits, smile mode, sports mode, sunset mode, night mode and more.

Some writers oppose Google’s efforts to make books searchable. Others haven’t really said much. The author of this article argues in favor of Google’s efforts.

“Tangent Bay” is a 15-inch laptop with three small OLED touchscreens set horizontally into the case below the main display. No plans for production have been announced.

British ISP Demon Internet mistakenly mailed out personal details of thousands of customers. The information was included in a spreadsheet attached to an e-bill.

Sidewiki allows you to read and post comments on almost any web page. If this sound interesting to you, this article explains how it works.

A copyright infringement case has been filed against Scribd claiming the filters it uses to check for copyright infringement are infringing on copyrights.

Intel’s Core i7 processors are now available, powering some of Dell’s new laptop machines including the Alienware game stations. The Studio XPS 16 and Alienware M15x are available now.