Stories About Bill Carr

• Lights out on Incandescent Bulb Production at Toshiba Toshiba ended production of mass-market incandescent light bulbs on Wednesday, putting to a close a 120-year manufacturing history of the products.
• Microsoft Loses $106 Million Patent Verdict to VirnetX A jury in Texas has found that Microsoft infringed on two patents from VirnetX and awarded the company US$105.75 million.
• HTC, T-Mobile Mum on Windows Phone 7 Plans for HD2 T-Mobile, HTC remain mum on Windows Phone 7 OS for the HD2 smartphone.
• Google's China Ad Partners Wait in 'incomparable Pain' A group of ad resellers for Google in China asked the company to explain what will happen to them if Google.cn is shut down.
• Fujitsu Aims New Server at Cloud Compute Providers Fujitsu is introducing a server that it plans to use internally and sell to infrastructure-as-a-service providers.
• Car Tech: Coolest New Systems on Four Wheels Automakers big and small are building computer systems into their cars to make driving safer, smarter and greener.
• Your Next Facebook 'Friend' Could be a Federal Agent New document reveals the Feds are just as into social networking sites as we are.
• Tech-Savvy Supporters Key to Broadband Plan's Passage FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski needs your help. The digitally literate must help his broadband plan become tomorrow's reality.
• Microsoft's Internet Explorer 9 Browser: FAQ A quick primer on what to expect in Internet Explorer 9.
• Deals of the Week This week we found some impressive deals, including a striking Samsung Luxia HDTV and Sony's Reader Touch Edition.
• Xobni for BlackBerry: A Smarter Address Book Xobni Mobile for BlackBerry organizes your contacts and makes them more easily accessible.
• NeuroSky's Headset Senses Brain Waves, Lets you Control Games With Your Mind Brain training games join the real world with NeuroSky's brain-computing interface headset.
• Navigon Releases MyRegion Apps for U.S. If you're looking for a U.S. turn-by-turn GPS app for your iPhone, but you don't travel much outside of your home base, you might consider Navigon's new MyRegion...
• MIT Researchers Enable Self-assembling of Chips MIT researchers detailed research in which polymers can self-assemble to create chips.
• Google's Nexus One Warms Up to AT&T 3G The AT&T-friendly Nexus One is currently the coolest Android phone that’ll run on that carrier — and it almost rivals the iPhone for general sex appeal.