Linux evangelists are keeping the faith, even when it comes to the elusive Holy Grail of the open-source operating system: taking a significant chunk of the desktop market. more »
Afghanistan's Taliban government, which declared the Internet unholy and banned its use for millions of Afghan citizens last June, maintained a website until shortly after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks more »
This big Korea tourism site is designed to be the first port of call for providing information to overseas visitors to Korea. more »
In court and on the Internet, the FTC and several states are cracking down on the practice with a Web site and lawsuits to help consumers "ditch the pitch." more »
The Pentagon said on Friday that it won't limit the accuracy of positioning information that's beamed to civilian global positioning system (GPS) receivers. more »
Microsoft has asked the New Zealand government to implement strict regulations to protect online intellectual property more »
Nokia Communications and Finnish operator Sonera reported today that they conducted wireless LAN roaming using the GSM core network and roaming infrastructure. more »
On Wednesday morning, the mass media abounded with pseudo-apocalyptic horrors. Dozens are "exposed" to anthrax. more »
The market for watching movies over the Internet is uncertain, so few people have the necessary high-speed connections. more »
Group Claims Bank Hack Attacks; Others Not So Sure more »