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  China's Baidu again in hot seat for MP3 search

  Publié: février 29, 2008, 11:08pm CET

  The leading search engine in China is being sued by two music industry trade groups for alleged copyright violations, once again highlighting the trouble Baidu has had stopping infringement.
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  Sprint plans further WiMAX build-up, 'push-to-talk' CDMA phones

  Publié: février 29, 2008, 11:06pm CET

  After suffering a $29.5 billion loss in its latest quarter, a beleagured Sprint is focusing on keeping customers from drifting away from its Sprint CDMA and Nextel networks.
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  Justice Department sued by EFF over Google privacy official

  Publié: février 29, 2008, 8:52pm CET

  The Electronic Frontier Foundation recently took aim at the Department of Justice, wanting all communications between Google and a former top privacy official who now works for the Mountain View-based Internet search giant.
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  YouTube: We'll have live video this year

  Publié: février 29, 2008, 8:31pm CET

  While YouTube is best known for its work in promoting social video, the company is looking to live video as its next format.
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  Opera Mini and Mobile dump Yahoo, go back to Google

  Publié: février 29, 2008, 8:23pm CET

  Web browsing software company Opera today announced that its free Opera Mini, and its Opera Mobile browser will once again have Google as the default search engine.
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  Baidu to launch instant messaging network for China

  Publié: février 29, 2008, 7:54pm CET

  The leading search engine in China, Baidu, announced it will launch Baidu Hi, a new instant messaging service designed to let Internet users in the country communicate with one another.
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  Nearly 3% of America became iPod converts over the holiday

  Publié: février 29, 2008, 7:25pm CET

  With 40% of last quarter's iPod sales going to first-time buyers, Apple managed to convert a sizeable segment of the entire United States -- nearly three percent or 8.84 million people -- into white earbud wearers.
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  What does it take for musicians to sell you CDs and MP3s over the Web?

  Publié: février 29, 2008, 6:57pm CET

  Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson are now turning to vehicles like satellite Internet, social networking sites, and Google to sell their CDs and MP3s. But so are untold numbers of less-established artists. Speakers at this week's Digital Music Forum honed in on what works -- and what doesn't -- in getting you to buy.
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  eBay, MercExchange settle 'Buy it Now' patent feud

  Publié: février 29, 2008, 6:50pm CET

  As part of the agreement, eBay will purchase from MercExchange three patents which cover search, online auction, and fixed price sales.
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  Microsoft slashes Windows Vista retail price in surprise move

  Publié: février 29, 2008, 6:08pm CET

  Microsoft appears to be attempting to increase Windows Vista sales by making the operating system more affordable both in the United States and abroad.
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  Performing artists not seeing money from file sharing settlements

  Publié: février 29, 2008, 5:56pm CET

  In the last few years, major record labels have issued dozens of lawsuits against sites distributing audio and video files of their property. Artists' representatives are now saying the settlement money isn't going where it belongs.
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  Google gives phone numbers to San Francisco's homeless

  Publié: février 29, 2008, 4:48pm CET

  Through its Grand Central subsidiary that it acquired last year, Google will provide phone numbers to homeless people in San Francisco by working with the city's shelters.
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  Windows Server 2008: To keep things stable, you need new hardware

  Publié: février 29, 2008, 4:13pm CET

  Microsoft has a growing number of beneficiaries to whom it must simultaneously appeal. There are OEM partners who want Windows Server to drive sales, and clients who at the same time plead for no more disruptions.
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  Microsoft's Jason Zander on Visual Studio and dynamic languages

  Publié: février 29, 2008, 4:10pm CET

  The mindsets of the dynamic language programmer and the classical, static language developer are practically different beasts. So can they share the same IDE? We spoke with the man in charge of what aims to be that one IDE, Visual Studio 2008.
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  Zoho joins the supporting ranks of Office Open XML

  Publié: février 29, 2008, 12:27am CET

  Online word processing and document collaboration suite Zoho Writer received an update which has made it compatible with Microsoft's Office Open XML file format.