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Google 'Street View' Map in hot water again

Google is once again under scrutiny again for its Google Maps Street View service.

Absolute Software posts Q4 profit on tax gain

Canada's Absolute Software Corp posted a fourth-quarter profit helped by a large tax gain.

Dangerous celebrity cyber searches

Internet security company McAfee Inc. says, both tabloid fixture Megan Fox and American icon Angelina Jolie resulted in an equal number of risky download Web sites, proving cybercriminals are in the business of capitalizing on the world’s most famous faces.

UK govt proposes cutting Web access to file sharers

Repeat offenders who persist in illegally downloading music from file-sharing sites such as Limewire could be blocked from accessing the Web under British government proposals issued on Tuesday.

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Daily Outlook - August 24

Courting GM; Economic Heads Up; Facebook goes Bigger

Apple's response to FCC inquiry over Google Voice dilemma is 'a total lie'

Apple officially responded to an inquiry from the Federal Communications Commission and explained its role in the absence of Google Voice from the App Store.

Oracle cuts CEO's base salary to $1

Software giant Oracle Corp said in a regulatory filing on Friday that it would cut the salary of its chief executive to $1 in fiscal 2010 from $1 million in the previous year.

18-year gets 3 months for cyberbullying on Facebook

A girl has been sent to jail for cyberbullying in an effort to warn others there will be a price to pay if this behavior online persists.

AT&T: no role in Apple rejecting Google software

AT&T Inc, the exclusive carrier for the iPhone, said on Friday it played no role in a decision by Apple Inc to reject Google Inc's voice application on the handset.

Hollywood playing catch-up with videogames

COLOGNE, Germany - Films and videogames would seem a match made in heaven, so why are games based on hit movies so bad? Despite sharing the same demographic of devoted fans, action, sci-fi and fantasy films rarely translate into branded videogame hits.

China jails four for Tomato Garden Microsoft piracy

A Chinese court has jailed four people for spreading their bootleg Tomato Garden version of Microsoft's Windows XP program, in what the Xinhua news agency called the nation's biggest software piracy case.

Daily Wrap Up - August 20 Tech

Apple is speculated to roll out a new Apple TV within the next several months, according to Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster. Apple has strong incentive to build a new set-top if it decides to offer a subscription service for iTunes video.

Microsoft offering Windows 7 for free for 120 days

Microsoft is allowing those curious to try out Windows 7 to do so for free for 120 days without an activation key.

DivX ends dispute with Yahoo, forecasts Q3 profit

Video compression software maker DivX Inc said it settled a litigation with Yahoo Inc related to a license and distribution agreement, and forecast a third-quarter profit to reflect an increase in operating income due to the settlement.

Microsoft files to stay Word injunction

Microsoft Corp said on Tuesday it filed a motion to stay an injunction imposed by a federal court last week which threatened to halt sales of some versions of its popular Word application.

Microsoft legal chief sees risk in Yahoo deal

Microsoft Corp has confidently described its planned search advertising deal with Yahoo Inc as a win-win, but the software company's legal chief is prepared to concede that the outcome is not certain.

1 in 4 songs sold in U.S. is from iTunes

iTunes-purchased songs now account for 25 percent of the overall music market--both physical and digital--in the U.S., according to an NPD Group report released Tuesday.

Electronic résumés demystified

Dear Sam: I have been applying electronically to job postings and when I cut and paste my résumé it always looks disheveled. This also happens when I insert it in the body of emails. Any help you can give me will be appreciated. - Jesse

Apple Tablet at Sept. 9 event may be a no-show

Apple Inc. will hold its music event Sep. 9 but it won't debut a tablet as previously speculated, according to reports Tuesday.

Palm plans for commercial application store launch

Software developers will be able to start charging for applications downloads to Palm Inc's high-profile Pre smartphone with the company's launch of an e-commerce beta program set to start in mid-September.

Facebook to face off with new Web rivals

Facebook's vision of becoming a utility that offers activities to keep people online for hours could set it on a collision course with the Web's giants.

Microsoft, Nokia form alliance to rival RIM

Microsoft Corp and Nokia announced an alliance on Wednesday to bring business software to smartphones and counter the dominance of Research in Motion Ltd's BlackBerry.

Court slaps ban on some Microsoft Word sales

A U.S. federal court has ordered Microsoft Corp to stop selling some versions of its widely used Word software in the United States in two months, ruling in favor of a small Canadian firm that accused the software giant of violating its patents.

U.S. court bars Microsoft Word sales

A U.S. federal court's ruling in a patent infringement case could threaten sales of Microsoft Corp's popular word processing application.

Facebook Lite: Lighter and faster

Facebook has begun tests on a new service that is designed for mobiles and at countries that have narrowband internet connections.

Microsoft ordered to pay over $290 million in patent case

A U.S. federal court ruled that Microsoft Corp would have to pay more than $290 million in damages to Canadian software firm i4i Ltd for infringing a patent.

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