The iPhone's reach is expanding. Orange, France Telecom's flagship brand, announced that it will sell Apple's phone in additional countries in Europe, as well as the Middle East and Africa.Orange said it will sell the iPhone in Austria, Belgium, the

If you thought the trend toward openness among social networks was going to be sociable, the scuffle between Google and Facebook may indicate otherwise.On Thursday, Facebook's Charlie Cheever wrote on the company's blog for developers that the company was suspending

Yahoo is fighting back against Carl Icahn. Saying Yahoo's current board, led by CEO Jerry Yang, "completely botched" negotiations with Microsoft, the infamous corporate raider on Thursday filed an alternative slate of directors to run the company. Yahoo shareholders will

New legislation prohibiting drivers from talking while behind the wheel, combined with a demand for more fashionable and advanced devices and more sophisticated phones, is driving Bluetooth headset makers to innovate. The latest addition to the wireless world is Aliph's

home security and monitoring at IFSEC 2008. Northampton, UK, May 16, 2008 (XTVWorld.Com) -- Intamac Systems the Northampton based web home monitoring company has announced the showcasing of its new range of wireless broadband products during IFSEC 2008. Following the

newsprovider writes " ASC to introduce communications recording and quality monitoring for Genesys at G-Force. Marathon Evolution and InspirationPro to be Demonstrated at Show May 16, 2008 (XTVWorld.Com) -- ASC, a leading global provider of innovative solutions to record, analyze

saravanan2 writes " iDtronic, a leading supplier of RFID Hardware solutions, today announces its UHF Long Range Reader Starter Kit. Special promotion pricing will run through June 2008. Ludwigshafen, Pfalz, Germany, May 16, 2008 (XTVWorld.Com) -- iDtronic's latest Feature Product,

newsprovider writes " By Ian Kilpatrick, chairman Wick Hill Group, specialists in secure infrastructure solutions. May 16, 2008 (XTVWorld.Com) -- As far as 'green' computing is concerned, the IT industry does not have a particularly good record. In the past,

newsprovider writes " New gypsii.com.cn site offers optimised content to customers across Asia-Pacific May 16, 2008 (XTVWorld.Com) -- GyPSii the leading geo-location and mobile social networking service provider, has announced the opening of a China Data Centre, to offer localised

karthik writes " New video community script allows anyone to create the next big sensation in the video sharing market, tapping into a billion dollar market in just a few clicks. Maple, ON, Canada, May 16, 2008 (XTVWorld.Com) -- With

joeaustin writes " Justine Cassell, Helen Greiner, and Susan Landau lauded for outstanding innovation, leadership, and social impact. Palo Alto, CA, USA, May 16, 2008 (XTVWorld.Com) -- The Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology (ABI) hosted its third annual

Practical Technology: "Sometimes, people do such stupid things that words almost fail me. That's the case with a Debian 'improvement' to OpenSSL that rendered this network security program next to useless in Debian, Ubuntu and other related Linux distributions..."

Boycott Novell: "As rudimentary as Splashtop may be at the moment, this could be the start of something greater that will be extended and improved over time..."

Editor's Note: "In this, I completely agree with Aslett: there's a lot of friction between the community and the vendors who are working with Linux and open source software. Where I diverge from his opinion is that this is anything

LinuxPlanet: "Author John Terpstra continues his look at the challenges facing the desktop and server markets, with a close examination of current market dynamics..."

it's prone to paper jams, prints at a snail's pace, and produces unacceptable quality prints.

In short: now rootkits can hide in chips; they can hide in routers; and current software is not good at finding them. (Have a nice day.)

Cellular operator Orange announced Friday that it will sell the iPhone in most of the markets it serves sometime later of this year.

Representing a major alignment shift, the One Laptop Per Child project announced Thursday it had come to an agreement with Microsoft to put Windows XP on its XO Laptop.

Roy Bostock had every opportunity to simply just say no to Carl Icahn, whose open letter yesterday launched his hostile takeover strategy. But instead the Yahoo chairman wrote a candid, curiously unsolicited history of Microsoft's walkout.