Keep-it-on.com released an energy recycling software program which pays its clients in the exchange of leaving their PCs on. “Green PC”, freeware for Windows machines, pays people for using CPU cycles while their PCs are idle.

ConvergeWireless Inc. has announced MyMileageGenie Release 3.0 for BlackBerry. It is now available with support for PDF reporting, BES Policy Setting with Push, Route Tracking & Tracing, and enhanced Location Tracking. FREE upgrades are available to existing MyMileageGenie users.

The Business Software Alliance, comprised of about 80 software companies, has tried the hard line scare tactics to prevent piracy. Now they’re trying a different approach. This page includes a 2-minute video showing their latest message.

Two new mice from Logitech hope to put skittering cursors to rest. The Performance Mouse MX and smaller Logitech Anywhere Mouse MX use a new Darkfield Laser technology to provide “traction” on most surfaces.

TechRadium didn’t much mind that Twitter used its product for social networking. But they got a little peeved when companies started talking about using the service for emergency notifications. So, TechRadium has filed a patent infringement suit against Twitter.

Owners of stands for Apple’s iPhone and iPod Touch can take advantage of Pivotal’s Cash for Clunkers program to trade in their ‘clunkers’ for a $20 discount on any Podium model.

Starting today, developers wishing to charge for their Palm webOS applications can submit them for consideration in the Palm App Catalog e-commerce beta program.

Corporate press releases frequently over-state things by claiming their product will re-invent the wheel or save the world from space aliens. This article includes some original press notices from such companies as Microsoft and Circuit City that proved less than accurate.

In their efforts at keeping the mobile web “free”, the Federal Communications Commission has asked Apple and AT&T to explain way Google Voice should not be available to people.

The CRISTAL (Control of Remotely Interfaced Systems using Touch-based Actions in Living spaces) project can turn the top of your coffee table into an interactive map of the room. Now if you put your feet on the table, you might accidentally turn off the TV.