The European Commission is scaling back its checks on whether the software maker is complying with a 2004 ruling to share interoperability information.

It's cult hit band meets cult hit film as the French electronica duo has been tapped to write the music for Disney's sequel to 1982's "Tron."

The popular online destination for movie buffs is moving to TV, but will still rely heavily on users to do the reviewing.

If he were Bill Gates, Don Reisinger would ban iPhones too. Would you?

Roaster starts selling in land of renewable electricity, but so far only out of U.S. offices.

The social network announces two new features to its service, including a revamped way to organize and read news feeds.

Camera shipments will decline in 2009, but SLRs and photo books are among the areas where there still is growth.

roundup Got an iPhone or iPod Touch? Amazon's new Kindle for iPhone app lets you use those gadgets to read electronic books.

Among those who rushed to get the new iPhone Kindle App was CNET News' Ina Fried, who had lost her Kindle and saw the program as a way to rediscover her electronic library.

Within two to three years, blogger Jon Oltsik predicts, every device that ships with a hard drive or solid-state disk will offer self-encrypting drives.