Although it hasn't been completely confirmed yet, AACS just might have been cracked.

A new exploit has been discovered that affects four versions of Windows, including Microsoft’s newest OS Vista.

Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia, is planning on introducing a search engine based on human judgment that he believes will rival Google.

Just in time for the holidays, Microsoft and Sony have both announced free downloads for their game consoles.

Microsoft seems to be in the holiday spirit as they have extended the warranty of all Xbox 360 game consoles form 90 days to 1 year.

Just when people thought the price wouldn't get any higher...

Canadian Police in the Southern Ontario city of Hamilton turned to YouTube in an effort to help find a murder suspect charged with second degree murder and attempted murder.

With J.K. Rowling having just announced the name of the final book of her 7-part Harry Potter series, domain names related to the title have already been bought out.

Siemens AG has demonstrated the world’s fastest network, sending data at a blistering rate of 107 gigabits per second.

Pando has announced a partnership with Skype in which they will create an add-on that will increase the file sharing capabilities of Skype 3.0.

The Wii version of the Opera browser will be released two days from now.

Tech reviews for Wednesday, December 20. 2006.

According to Nielson Media Research, DVD player ownership in households has just been able to surpass VCR ownership.

Microsoft today has released a new patch for their Zune multimedia player which adds Vista compatibility to the device.

Ericsson has bought Nasdaq-listed router manufacturer Redback Networks Inc. for US $2.1 Billion. The deal is expected to be completed early 2007.

MySpace has deleted Tom Stephen's, a man suspected for the murder of five women, profile.

Symantec and Websense have identified a new worm that spreads itself using Skype text messages.

Sony is creating a new movie download service for their PlayStation Portable entertainment console.

Google has begun to sell domain names for $10 for use with their Your Domain service.

In a meeting with top bloggers from around the world, Bill Gates voiced his thoughts about DRM saying that it is a pain which legal customers should not have to go through.

Nintendo today announced they will be replacing 3.2 million Wii Remote wrist straps after reports of the original ones breaking.

Cisco has chosen India as the center of their globalization strategy. In addition, they also created a new post Chief Globalization Officer.

Plagued by allegations that it fosters pedophiles and sex offenders, MySpace is attempting to weed out sexual predators from among its members.

AMD today launches four new 65nm Brisbane core processors.

MSN and CNBC take different online paths today as CNBC splits away from Microsoft.

Sony yet again shows their dislike for importers looking to make a profit from exporting PS3s.

Monday, Microsoft will air a 60 second Halo 3 teaser ad. For Europe, the ad will be aired on Xbox.com.

After a series of delays, Microsoft has finally released Windows Vista to businesses.

In response to an incident involving a Lenovo notebook combusting at LAX airport due to its battery, Lenovo has launched a probe into Sony. This could mean another possible recall.

As a result of Sony not being able to open the PS3 up to amateur developers, Japanese Reporter Munechika Nishida is claiming that PS3 games will face a large increase in their retail price.