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Google warns on Microsoft proposal for Yahoo

Google Inc. says Microsoft Corp. could use its proposed $42-billion US acquisition of Yahoo Inc. to gain illegal control over the internet, underscoring the online search leader's queasiness about its two biggest rivals teaming up.

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New security rules for batteries on planes

You might want to pack carefully for your next flight. Rules that take effect January 1 ban travelers from carrying loose lithium batteries in checked ...

SCO Group gets the boot from Nasdaq

The SCO Group shares are removed from the Nasdaq market after the company loses its appeal about the issue. ...

AOL deep-sixes Netscape browser

It's mostly a formality at this point, but AOL is dropping support for its Netscape Web browser on February 1. ...

CEA announces 2008 CES celeb lineup

Headliners include Mary J. Bligs, David Ortiz, Danica Patrick, members of Black Eyed Peas, Train, and others. ...

Microsoft opens up its security work

Software giant is taking the covers off its security intelligence. About time. ...

Tesla CEO blogs explanations

Info on changes and delays for the electric sports car reiterated on Tesla blog as a follow-up to town hall meeting. ...

Upgrade timing demotes KDE variant of Ubuntu Linux

Only GNOME-based Ubuntu will get Canonical's long-term support, because KDE 3.5 is too old, and 4.0 is not mature enough yet to use in Kubuntu. ...

Windows Home Server bug corrupts files

Microsoft is researching a fix for a bug in Windows Home Server that could corrupt some files saved with certain applications. ...

Kodak settles patent suit with Matsushita

Under the settlement, the companies are cross-licensing each others' patents, and Matsushita is paying royalties, Eastman Kodak says. ...

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