America Online's popular AIM instant messaging application has found a home on cell phone service offered by VoiceStream Wireless. more »
The deadly attacks of September 11 didn't just give us tighter airport checkpoints, new wiretapping and surveillance laws, and countless metric tons of explosives air-lifted to Afghanistan. more »
For the price of registering a domain name, a 30-year-old Web designer from Los Angeles has bought a bizarre piece of Internet history. more »
Japan's NTT DoCoMo has unveiled new weapons in its war against junk e-mail more »
The use of speech recognition technology in telephone call centers is about to enter the mainstream more »
The information breach exposed the names and diagnoses of children and teenagers being treated for such conditions as schizophrenia, retardation and depression. more »
Smart shirts embedded with optic fibers can monitor wearer's condition and transmit data wirelessly. more »
A computer hacker who vandalized a pro-Israeli group's Web site said law enforcement officials have issued an arrest warrant for the wrong person. more »
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 »