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For the first time, fiber-based broadband access is expanding faster than cable: 4.2 million compared to 2.5 million...

The U.S. DOJ is conducting an ongoing antitrust investigation into the advertising partnership between Yahoo and Google.

The European Commission is giving the Nokia-Navteq deal the green light.

iPhone rivals could get a boost from Canadians seeking smartphone capability without the iPhone price plans available from the Canadian carrier.

RIM will be permitted to operate in India, after government decides there's no security threat.

The ACLU and EFF sue the U.S. Department of Justice over mobile phone tracking.

The Swedish housing corporation Eslövs Bostads AB is not allowed to use log files collected from its electronic key system to...

Microsoft will charge $69.99 for its new Equipt software package, which includes Office, Live Care and other services.

Gartner continues to be upbeat about the Indian mobile services market, forecasting revenue of US$37 billion by 2012.

UPDATE: The U.S. DOJ has opened a formal antitrust investigation into the advertising partnership between Yahoo and Google.

FIC's new netbook with an 8.9-inch screen has a nice keypad and excellent resolution.

AMD gained market share against Intel in first quarter microprocessor sales, iSuppli says.

UPDATE: Microsoft is looking for new partners to join in a fresh bid for Yahoo, the Wall Street Journal reported.

Facebook says China is not blocking its Web site, despite reports of problems.

Blockbuster pulled its offer for Circuit City.

The Coreflood Trojan program has used a Microsoft administration tool to infect corporate networks.

Advanced Micro Devices Tuesday unveiled three new quad-core Phenom X4 processors, including a high-end Black Edition chip.

InfoWorld's contributors remember the pros, and a few cons, of the most popular version of Windows to date.

Think you've seen all there is to see of Firefox 3's new features? Wait, there's more -- check out these cool and useful hacks.

Here?s what you get with the locked-in cell phone market: SMS data transfer rates of $1,310 per megabyte.