According to reports YouTube has tied up with studios like Sony, WB and Universal to beef up its movie rentals service.

Windows 8 will feature an Android like pattern logon screen targeted at touchscreen (tablet) users.

Grooveshark responds to being kicked out of the Android Market. Says it hasn’t been told by Google which aspect of ToS it violated.

According to reports Twitter is working on introducing Facebook-like branded pages.

The joke is on Google! Gmail Motion turned into a real software with Microsoft Kinect.

Opera’s webmail service, which is appropriately called Opera Mail, now uses Fastmail.

Apple has released the developer preview of Max OS X Lion, which reveals some hitherto unknown features including AirDrop and versioning.

After seven years of research and planning, thousands of hours of testing, and over fifty champion-level sparring matches, Watson was more than ready to whip the two greatest Jeopardy!champions in history.

After seven years of research and planning, thousands of hours of testing and over fifty champion-level sparring matches, Watson is finally ready to face the two greatest Jeopardy!champions in history.

Homeland Security has blocked Atdhe.net and Channelsurfing among others in an online tv channels and sports channels streaming takedown.

Apple posts $6 billion profit in Q4 2010. Apple sold 7.33 Billion iPad and 16.24 billion iPhone in last quarter.

Google has announced that it will be dropping H.264 support from future versions of Chrome web browser, in a move that will bolster the hopes of open web activists.

AMD’s board has forced its CEO, Dirk Meyer, to quit even as the semiconductor giant was in the midst of a turnaround.

Ever since the dawn of credit cards, the information stored on their magnetic strips has been fixed – it cannot be changed, altered, or updated after a card is created. However Dynamics Inc. aims to change that.

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