The court issued its verdict. Four Pirate Bay administrators have been fined and ordered to prison.

ArianeSoft Inc. will release PPL 2.0 (Pocket Programming Language 2.0) on May 1, 2009. PPL 2.0 is an object-oriented programming language that operates on PCs, Smartphones, and PocketPCs. Programs written for one system are compatible with all other supported platforms.

If you’re looking for something to spruce up your BlackBerry, this article offers short reviews of fifteen apps you might find useful (or fun).

With lots of disclaimers and daring do – Elliott Kember offers a Twitter interface that looks like a spreadsheet application.

If spam is such a power-hog, what about some other categories of cyber stuff? Should Al Gore and Michael Moore be doing a sequel to an “Inconvenient Truth”?

While the price doesn’t include furniture, it does include your basic electronics and an AeroPress for making espresso.

Stanford University has a new music ensemble named MoPhO (Mobile Phone Orchestra), complete with a conductor. The group performs a variety of music styles with all the tones coming from iPhones.

With the proliferation of electronic devices even a simple mugging might be solved through digital footprints. Microsoft has offered “Cofee” (Computer Online Forensic Evidence Extractor) as a thumb drive with applications police can use.

Phorm, the online advertising system that builds profiles of users by scanning all the sites they visit, will not be scanning Amazon domains. Amazon is the first company to opt out of the system.

Proporta is celebrating the return of the sunshine by offering first time buyers 15% off any purchase. Starting Wednesday 15th April through the end of the month, simply enter the promo code FIFTEEN on the cart page to receive your 15% discount.