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Police blotter: Teens prosecuted for racy photos
February 9, 2007 In this week's installment, a teen is prosecuted for taking risque photos of herself and her teenage beau and e-mailing them to him.AOL's disturbing glimpse into users' lives
August 8, 2006 Release of three-month search histories of about 650,000 users provides rare glimpse into their private lives.Software pirate pleads guilty in Autodesk, Adobe case
June 29, 2006 Florida man sold unauthorized copies of Autodesk, Adobe and Macromedia software for three years, according to charges.Lawsuit shows how to sue spammers
June 20, 2007 Activist's six-year legal fight offers road map for suing spammers; he now awaits hefty check from firm he says spammed him.Software pirate gets six years
August 25, 2006 Florida man must also pay $4.1 million to Adobe and Autodesk, and give up assets obtained through his profits.Verizon Wireless sues telemarketers
February 14, 2006 Company is going after four telemarketers it claims are illegally soliciting its customers.Florida man charged in botnet attack on Akamai
October 24, 2006 Prosecutors allege he used an e-mail worm to create a network of hijacked PCs that swamped the victim's servers.Police blotter: Florida judges target Net sex
November 17, 2006 In this week's installment, state's supreme court says IMs are "e-mail" and upholds ban on "harmful" messages to minors.Police blotter: Ex-employee sued for deleting files
March 28, 2007 Florida judge rules that permanently deleting files on a company-owned computer violates federal hacking law.Sprint sues over cell phone records
March 20, 2006 Files suit against company it says obtained customers' confidential cell phone records through deceptive means.Xerox to nab Global Imaging for $1.5 billion
April 2, 2007 Printing giant expects the acquisition will increase its sales to small and midsize businesses by more than 50 percent.Face recognition comes to photo albums
March 14, 2006 Riya is a new search technology that will let you find pictures of Mom on your hard drive using text and images.Start-up lets sites track user karma
March 2, 2006 With ratings systems on eBay and Amazon contributing to those sites' growth, iKarma wants to let any Web site follow suit.Company challenges FCC rules on cell phone-jamming gear
December 1, 2006 A Florida company seeks to change FCC rules against selling such equipment to local and state agencies.Google Maps takes it to the streets
May 29, 2007 New street-level view in Google Maps shows panoramas and offers zoom-in feature to read signs.Images: Google's view from the streetLawsuit alleges e-voting negligence in Florida
November 21, 2006 On behalf of Sarasota County voters, public-interest groups call for a revote after reports of irregular tallies from electronic machines.Florida judge gets tough on 'Bully'
October 13, 2006 Game maker Take-Two faces a court review of the prerelease game to see if it violates public nuisance laws. Images: 'Bully' in actionSolar powered Wi-Fi? Solis Energy says 'why not?'
August 27, 2007 Orlando has tons of sun, but not as much copper wiring. So one company is taking wireless routers solar.Photos: Solar powered streetlights, Wi-Fi routersElection worries, HP earnings drag tech stocks
November 13, 2000 Disappointing Hewlett-Packard earnings and tenuous presidential politics send the Nasdaq composite index on a roller-coaster ride that sets a new low for the year.Operators upgrading 3G networks
February 1, 2007 Sprint Nextel and Verizon Wireless are upgrading their 3G wireless networks with new technology that will increase speeds. Sponsored matches for "Florida"
