Sony to Offer Film on Internet TV, Then DVD

Sony, the only movie studio tied to a top hardware maker, is in a unique position to try selling movies directly to consumers through television sets... Read More

Burberry Looks Online for Ways to Gain Customers

Burberry’s new social networking site reflects a broader move by luxury goods companies to embrace the Internet, hoping to attract a new generation of shoppers... Read More

Google makes Similar Images part of image search

Google says its Similar Images feature is now a full-time part of Google's image search tool, having graduated from the company's labs... Read More

Satellites: The Pentagon's Big Blind Spot

Military officials increasingly worry that U.S. satellites are vulnerable to airborne assault, or even mere accident, in the Southern Hemisphere... Read More

Disney Tries to Pull the Storybook Ritual Onto the Web

The company’s publishing unit said the service would be subscription-based, for $79.95 a year... Read More

A Brain on Fire, Spreading to Phones

Two designers in Austin, Tex., have created a video game for the iPhone based on the art and music of the eccentric Texas singer and songwriter, Daniel Johnston... Read More

Wireless recharging comes to laptops

Not known for being out in front of the market, the PC maker adds some flair to an otherwise buttoned-up business laptop... Read More

Foreign Airlines Ahead of U.S. on Cellphone Use

Cellphones can be used on more than 15,000 flights a month, but not on American carriers... Read More

Microsoft gets cleverer with multitouch screen keyboard

A patent filing reveals a keyboard for the touch typist that uses multitouch technology to automatically align the keys to the position... Read More

Apple up to its old tricks, pushing unwanted software onto PCs

Apple has a long and checkered history of using its Apple Software Update program to push unrelated programs to Windows users. But I was floored today when I was offered an iPhone configuration utility as an important "update" on a system that has never had iPhone or even an... Read More

What's inside future low-cost Apple MacBooks?

With new lower-cost Apple MacBooks reportedly on the way, it's time to engage in a favorite diversion: what, pray tell, is inside... Read More

Good intentions won't sell Windows 7

Microsoft's marketing efforts are strong but off kilter. How can the company make Windows 7 exciting... Read More

Microsoft Tries to Make 'Dumb' Phones Smarter

The tech giant's OneApp software, aimed at emerging markets, lets non-smartphones easily connect to sites such as Twitter and... Read More

Microsoft Sings a New Zune

The MP3 player also-ran is being repositioned as a service for delivering content to game consoles, cell phones—even PCs... Read More

State of the Art: Low Light Becomes a Highlight

New cameras from Sony and Fujifilm come with redesigned sensors that mark an important step forward in personal photography... Read More

Can the Apple Touch Sell the Tablet?

The Mac and iPhone maker may join a host of tech players hoping to win big in tablet PCs, an area where some of the industry's biggest names... Read More

Bits: Google, the Search That Satisfies

In a respected consumer satisfaction survey, Google once again tops its rivals by a large margin... Read More

Why Twitter isn't pointless babble

For all its weaknesses, Twitter is an interesting way to view a mosaic of what is in people's heads at any given moment... Read More

Dell's Phone Launches in a Fizzle

Dell's much-anticipated cell-phone was announced by China Mobile and appears to be anything but cool or cutting edge, says BW's Peter Burrows... Read More

What would be inside an Apple tablet?

It's, at the very least, an interesting exercise to speculate on what would be inside an Apple tablet... Read More

Microsoft, Nokia, and Google Take Aim at RIM

Three giant names in mobile technology are making moves to challenge the BlackBerry's dominance among business users of smartphones... Read More

Computer Hacking Made Easy

Botnet attacks like the one that took down Twitter are becoming so easy and cheap, almost anyone can do it... Read More

Electric cars and "MPG"

Here's a look at the issues involve dintrying to find a useful metric to measure energy consumption by the next generation of plug-in cars... Read More

Bits: Twitter Goes Down Again After More Cyberattacks

Twitter, which suffered a severe outage last week, was hit by two more cyberattacks Tuesday and crashed again. The outages highlight weaknesses in the infrastructure of the popular micro-blogging service... Read More

Microsoft to Put Office on Phones From Nokia

Two giant rivals team up to try to fend off competitive threats from the likes of Google and Apple... Read More

Why Apple Is More Valuable Than Google

A look at what's behind the Mac and iPhone maker's now firm market-cap edge on the Web-search leader, and how it could one day... Read More

Three big reasons CRM initiatives fail

CRM failure rates have remained high during the last ten years, indicating that many organizations don't receive full benefit from their CRM initiatives. Let's examine important reasons for this unfortunate situation... Read More