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Gmail, Skype now in India's crosshairs

India is poised to send notices to Google and Skype about the government's inability to monitor e-mail and conversations.

by Don Reisinger

NASA brings historic photos to Flickr Commons

NASA and the Internet Archive have agreed to bring historic photos related to the space organization to Flickr Commons.

by Don Reisinger

Samsung ships 1 million Galaxy S smartphones

Company reaches a milestone in about six weeks with this line of Android-based smartphones, which have been available via AT&T and T-Mobile. Sprint is up next.

by Don Reisinger

Nintendo to cut DSi pricing on September 12

Nintendo has decided to cut the price of the DSi starting in September. The Nintendo DS Lite's price will remain unchanged.

by Don Reisinger

3M to buy biometrics firm Cogent for $943 million

Cogent, which sells biometric ID systems to governments, law enforcement, and businesses, will be swallowed up by the massive conglomerate.

by Don Reisinger

Chatroulette returns--with more of the same

Version 2 is now live. Despite expectations that the site would clean up its act, salacious content is almost instantly available.

by Don Reisinger

Google working on Gmail spam issue

Company says it's fixing problem that first surfaced midweek for a small percentage of users whose e-mail messages were resent multiple times.

by Don Reisinger

HTC Droid Incredible gets Android 2.2 update

Verizon confirms rumors that the HTC Droid Incredible is finally being updated to Android 2.2.

by Don Reisinger

Report: Lenovo to release own game console

The PC maker has apparently decided to break into the gaming business with a new console called the eBox. It will launch in China first.

by Don Reisinger

Apple severs ties with tablet-design firm

Company ends nearly 10-year partnership with design firm SurfaceInk after the latter showed off an iPad-like prototype of its own.

by Don Reisinger