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• Legalize, Regulate Online Gambling, Study Suggests A researcher recommends the U.S. and Canada legalize online gambling to better keep tabs on it.
• Network Managers Fear Security Threats From Within The biggest security threats come from within an organization, study says.
• Social Networks: Good for Business? Businesses are missing a bet if they're not paying attention to the Facebook generation, analyst says.
• Don't Jump to WiMax Too Soon, Gartner Says Businesses should hold off on investing in WiMax until the technology catches on, Gartner cautions.
• Motorola Sues When Exec Goes to Apple The former executive is accused of revealing trade secrets when he went to work on the iPhone.
• Nintendo Claims Cnsole Crown Nintendo Wii surpasses Microsoft as the dominant console package in June.
• Surprise! Kids Chat Online About Sex A British survey shows children explore adult sites, discuss sexual issues online.
• 'Dark Knight' Forgoes Digital Techniques In a digital world, the newest Batman saga tells its story with traditional cinematography.
• Guitar Hero Gets Jimi Hendrix Activision's Guitar Hero: World Tour will feature the legendary rocker.
• Intel Classmate PC for Kids Goes on Sale in UK Actronix released a British version of Intel's Classmate PC as an entry-level laptop suited for children.
• Staff Sues Dell for Back Wages Employees have hit Dell with a Class-action Lawsuit claiming the call center workers were underpaid.
• The Story Behind San Francisco's Rogue Network Admin Clues, concerns and lessons behind the story of the network manager who locked up the system.
• RIM Patches BlackBerry Security Hole Research in Motion has fixed a critical bug in its BlackBerry Enterprise Server that could have allowed hackers in.
• Apple Opens First Store in China Over 400 Apple enthusiasts lined up Saturday morning to be among the first customers at the opening of China's first Apple...
• In Pictures: E3 2008 Picks and Pans For once it doesn't matter whether you swear by the Wii, Xbox 360, PS3, or PC gaming. It's all here. Here's what caught our eye--and what we wish we'd never laid eyes on--at this year's E3 gaming expo in LA.
• How to Calibrate Your HDTV If you haven't calibrated your HDTV, you're probably not seeing the picture you paid for. Here's how to get a near-perfect image on your high-def screen without breaking the bank.
• Going Mobile with Windows Live Mesh Microsoft's new, networked file synchronization service can keep your files in order across multiple devices.
• Ex-Microsoft Manager Gets 22 Months for Fraud A former Microsoft employee has been sentenced to nearly two years in prison for a scam involving the company's domain names.
• Yahoo Uses Home Page to Lobby Against Icahn Yahoo has placed a button on its home page that links to a page that lobbies shareholders to vote against Carl Icahn's...
• ZCover Ships ISAglove 3G Cases for IPhone zCover on Friday announced that it is shipping its iSAglove 3G cover for the iPhone. It costs US$29.99 and joins zCover's line...
• AMD Takes on Intel With Its Own Low-power Chip AMD confirmed it was developing a low-power processor for mobile devices and sub-notebooks, ending speculation that it had...
• Going Up: Slow Progress on 'space Elevator' Conference speakers discuss the concept of a "space elevator" that would take passengers into space.
• A Look at Sun's VirtualBox Virtualization continues to be a big topic among Mac users with Intel-powered Macs. Products from Parallels and VMware allow...
• Incase Offers Protective Covers for IPhone 3G Incase has announced a line of new protective covers for the iPhone 3G. The new Protective Covers cost US$29.95 each.
• PDO Ships TopSkin Cover for IPhone 3G, Announces Accessories PDO is shipping its TopSkin cover for the iPhone 3G and has announced cables and chargers for the new iPhone as well.