| Sony shows new rolling music player |
| | Sony Corporation's new rolling egg-shaped digital music player swivels, flaps its ends and flashes colorful lights in time to music. [ Full Story ] |
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| Palm, Motorola most hurt by iPhone price cut |
| | Apple Inc's hefty iPhone price cut pits it in direct competition with handsets from Motorola Inc and Palm Inc, which are struggling to convince Wall Street they can turn around their aging brands. [ Full Story ] |
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| Some way to go on software piracy: Microsoft |
| | Microsoft Corp said it may take decades to tackle software piracy in large emerging economies despite some recent progress and called on Asian governments to invest more in policing the practice. [ Full Story ] |
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| Apple cuts iPhone price, revamps iPod |
| | Apple cut the price of its hot-selling iPhones and unveiled a slick touch-screen iPod as part of a bold product line overhaul aimed at boosting year-end holiday season sales. [ Full Story ] |
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| Smile! Big Brother software is watching you |
| | A Japanese company has developed 'smile checker' software that can tell whether someone looks happy, sad or somewhere in between. [ Full Story ] |
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| New iPods to help Apple counter rivals |
| | Apple Inc is expected to unveil new iPods this week, injecting fresh excitement into the product line at a time when defections by partners have shown cracks in its digital music dominance. [ Full Story ] |
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| In-game advertising co adopts TV ad model |
| | Double Fusion, a private company that connects advertisers and video game publishers, rolls out new technology to allow advertisers to mount last-minute ad campaigns in games the same way they use spot TV ads. [ Full Story ] |
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| Online shrines for 'death networking' |
| | With online sperm and egg trade and social networking sites like Bebo, Facebook and MySpace, we already create and date on the Internet -- so why not 'cremate' online too? [ Full Story ] |
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