Hi-Tech Archives - AFP
- Japan warns of iPod nano fire risk
- T-Mobile to launch first Google-powered mobile
- Video games not all bad, psychologists say
- Shapeways lets Internet users manufacture goods
- Japan gets first home-grown commercial communications satellite
- Wikipedia founder aims to break Google stranglehold
- A 'Frankenrobot' with a biological brain
- iPhone to shake-up Japan's cellphone industry: Softbank official
- Facebook is online social networking king
- Cyber attacks on Georgia launched from Russia: US firm
- Olympic fever being fuelled by high-tech in SKorea
- Japanese researchers eye 'e-skin' for robots
- Hackers hacked at infamous DefCon gathering
- iPhones-Macintosh computers become apples of hackers' eyes
- Egypt demanding data from cyber caf�s users: NGO
- 'Cloud computing' trend heightens privacy risks
- Website blocking is for your own good, Games chiefs tell Chinese
- Georgia targeted in cyber attack
- US intelligence alerts travelers to cyber spies
- French reporters booted from US computer security conference
- Online social networking sites are hacker playgrounds
- Typos can bedevil online political campaigns
- JAJAH turns mobile telephones into translation tools
- Nintendo DS to become personal beauty consultant
- EU opens the way for 'cars that talk'
- Internet flaw a boon to hackers
- Eye-shaped camera key step to electronic retina: study
- MySpace to connect users with US presidential debates
- Nissan Motor unveils new prototype electric car
- Google offers music search service in China
- Intel reveals design for fast, efficient future chips
- Pound slams IOC over handling of Internet censorship
- Thailand bans Grand Theft Auto after taxi driver killing
- Instant messaging world confirms six degrees of separation
- China drops some Internet curbs ahead of Games
- Japan's Toyota unveils next-generation scooter
- 'Wordscraper' spells revival of Scrabulous online wordgame
- British computer hacker loses appeal over US extradition
- Google to serve up ads for NBC's online Olympics coverage
- Robo-relationships are virtually assured: British experts
- Yahoo in 'cloud computing' research with HP-Intel
- Oracle touts proof SAP stole software
- New media turn Beijing into e-Games
- Ex-Google workers launch Internet search rival Cuil
- MySpace seeks karaoke 'Elvis' to go to Graceland
- China drops some Internet curbs ahead of Games
- Japan's Toyota unveils next-generation scooter
- 'Wordscraper' spells revival of Scrabulous online wordgame
- British computer hacker loses appeal over US extradition
- Robo-relationships are virtually assured: British experts
- New media turn Beijing into e-Games
- Yahoo in 'cloud computing' research with HP-Intel
- Oracle touts proof SAP stole software
- Ex-Google workers launch Internet search rival Cuil
- MySpace seeks karaoke 'Elvis' to go to Graceland
- Japan's Toyota unveils next-generation scooter
- China lifts some Internet curbs for Olympic press
- 'Wordscraper' spells revival of Scrabulous online wordgame
- British computer hacker loses appeal over US extradition
- Robo-relationships are virtually assured: British experts
- New media turn Beijing into e-Games
- Yahoo in 'cloud computing' research with HP-Intel
- Oracle touts proof SAP stole software
- Ex-Google workers launch Internet search rival Cuil
- MySpace seeks karaoke 'Elvis' to go to Graceland
- China opens first very high-speed rail line
- China lifts censorship on Amnesty website for Olympic press
- Defiant China hits out at US, stands firm on Internet
- China's Web users top 250m on back of disasters, Olympics
- Scrabulous pulled from Facebook in US and Canada
- US says China has 'nothing to fear' from Internet
- China plunges into controversy with Internet backflip
- China to censor Internet during Olympics: organisers
- China to censor Internet during Games: organisers
- Hackers get hold of critical Internet flaw
- China to censor Internet during Games -- organisers
- China to censor Internet during Games - organisers
- Microsoft shakes up online division and deepens Facebook ties
- China to censor Internet during Games: official
- Google launches rival to Wikipedia
- British clampdown on illegal downloads
- Facebook expands winning open platform formula
- China's mobile users top 600 million: govt
- Internet television service Joost enters China
- Hitachi, GE to develop smaller nuclear reactors
- Grow your mobile in a pot? Maybe someday, say Nokia researchers
- Videogames getting minds of their own
- Ebadi rights group warns Iran on Internet crime bill
- Make way Ronaldo, here come the robots
- Advertisers' dream as Japanese display identifies customers
- Wii becomes top-selling video game console in US
- Crackdown launched on illegal downloads
- Videogames getting more social
- Facebook asks US court to unplug German website StudiVZ
- EU warns teenagers of mobile phone ring-tone rip-offs
- Ubisoft videogame targets girl athletes
- DC Universe players invent their own videogame superheros
- Videogame console giants jockey for throne
- Australia unveils online code of conduct
- E-commerce soars in China: study
- Google-Viacom lawsuit deal cloaks YouTube user identities
- Brazilians first to unlock new iPhone: reports
- EU says proposal to cap text message prices in the works
- 'Spore' computer game's alien population exploding
- Sony adds online movies to PlayStation 3 consoles
- Pope's message goes hi-tech in Australia
- NZealand teen mastermind walks free over global cyber crime
- With newest technology, US police turn table on car thieves
- Gadget aims to put 3D person 'in your palm'
- 'World's oldest blogger' dies in Australia
- Video game makers to duel in E3 arena
- Yahoo rejects a new Microsoft deal
- Chinese man jailed for hacking Red Cross quake site: report
- EU preparing to cap text message prices
- Gadget lovers flip for iPhone 3G but glitches mar release
- British iPhone buyers hit by delays amid 'phenomenal' demand
- Sony says to put virtual ads in PlayStation 3 games
- Nokia Siemens Networks wins deal with China Mobile
- BMW will test electric Mini models for California market
- Japanese firms team up on energy-saving OLED panels
- 'World's oldest blogger' dies in Australia
- AT&T, AOL agree to block Internet child porn
- Videogame makers to duel in E3 arena
- Internet flaw could let hackers take over the Web
- New Italian museum offers 3D virtual tour of ancient city
- Google lets people create custom virtual realms
- Gadget lovers flip over new iPhone 3G
- Big Apple consumers jostle for iPhone 3G
- Scrabble poised for Facebook face-off with Scrabulous
- Mind games: computer headset lets brain control action
- Asia queues for new Apple iPhone
- Matsushita Electric Works says it has developed eco-friendly lamp
- Apple opens 'extras' store as iPhone 3G hits shelves
- New Zealanders snap up first 3G iPhones to go on sale
- Apple opens online 'extras' shop on eve of iPhone 3G launch
- Apple iPhone 3G makes international debut Friday
- Japan's Apple fans queue days before iPhone 3G launch
- Microsoft would reopen Yahoo talks with new board
- 'Serious' video games aid training for real world emergencies
- Apple's iPhone could find Asia tough to crack
- Google ordered to give YouTube user data to Viacom
- Japan beefs up undersea quake monitoring system
- India says no security threat from BlackBerry: report
- Japan firms step up mobile security after stabbing rampage
- New media turn Beijing Olympics into e-Games
- Warner Music Group to offer music through Nokia phones
- PopTok adds film clips to instant messaging
- Hydrogen cars commercially unavailable until 2020: Mazda
- Microsoft would reopen Yahoo talks with new board: Icahn
- World's longest cable-stayed bridge opens in China
- Pro-Russian cyber-attack hits Lithuania: regulator
- Judge orders Google to give YouTube user data to Viacom
- Russia to create Internet addresses in Cyrillic
- Americans outsource life's tough or mundane tasks
- US-EU private data sharing agreement at hand: report
- 300 Internet death threats since Tokyo killing spree
- Political baby-kissing goes 'virtual'
- Bill Gates signs off at Microsoft
- China Mobile says main hurdle in Apple iPhone talks cleared
- Yahoo reorganizes in face of rebellion and desertion
- Hydrogen cars commercially unavailable until 2020: Mazda
- PopTok adds film clips to instant messaging
- Pro-Russian cyber-attack hits Lithuania: regulator
- Russia to create Internet addresses in Cyrillic
- Americans outsource life's tough or mundane tasks
- US-EU private data sharing agreement at hand: report
- 300 Internet death threats since Tokyo killing spree
- Political baby-kissing goes 'virtual'
- Bill Gates signs off at Microsoft
- China Mobile says main hurdle in Apple iPhone talks cleared
- Yahoo reorganizes in face of rebellion and desertion
- Hydrogen cars commercially unavailable until 2020: Mazda
- PopTok adds film clips to instant messaging
- Pro-Russian cyber-attack hits Lithuania: regulator
- Russia to create Internet addresses in Cyrillic
- Americans outsource life's tough or mundane tasks
- US-EU private data sharing agreement at hand: report
- 300 Internet death threats since Tokyo killing spree
- Political baby-kissing goes 'virtual'
- Bill Gates signs off at Microsoft
- China Mobile says main hurdle in Apple iPhone talks cleared
- Yahoo reorganizes in face of rebellion and desertion
- Internet body approves domain name big bang
- One in two Chinese people uses mobile phone, report says
- Bangkok offers 15,000 free Wi-Fi spots
- China to roll out new turboprop plane: report
- Amnesty takes human trafficking issue to eBay
- Bill Gates to sign off at Microsoft
- Google helps advertisers figure out website demographics
- Singaporeans biggest online spenders: survey
- Marshall Islands email paralysed by 'zombie' attack
- New internet domain names in 2009: ICANN
- Yahoo stock bounces with rumors of new Microsoft talks
- Crunch vote to rule on Internet domain name big bang
- Hazard of old mobile phones under spotlight at UN meet
- Bill Gates surrendering Microsoft helm
- SKorea ponders closer watch on web after surge of protests
- Internet-savvy voters shake up US presidential election
- Gadgets for grown-ups next big thing in greying Japan
- China Internet control unacceptable: European Commissioner
Science Archives - AP
- US woman who cloned dog leaves SKorea without pups
- Report calls for incentives to capture pollution
- Wounded endangered eagle dies in Philippines
- Gates marks anniversary of Microsoft research arm
- Thailand tags 10 video games violent after murder
- Thailand releases nine endangered deer
- Lenovo says quarterly profits up 65 percent
- Police: No foul play in case of missing boaters
- SKorean firm: We delivered commercially cloned dog
- SKorean firm: We delivered commercially cloned dog
- Indian court rejects plea to abort sick fetus
- Chinese cheered by eclipse a week before Olympics
- Toyota unveils two-wheeled motorized scooter
- China defense could be US$360B a year by 2020
- China cheers eclipse a week before Olympics
- Toyota to test stand-up-and-ride contraption
- Toyota to test stand-up-and-ride contraption
- Japan police raid company, suspect nuclear exports
- Australian electricity producers warn gas emission target would raise power bills 28 percent
- Sanyo makes rechargeable battery pack for Nintendo Wii controllers
- Japanese, Mongolian scientists recover complete skeleton of young dinosaur
- McKusick, pioneer in medical genetics, dies at 86
- McKusick, pioneer in medical genetics, dies at 86
- McKusick, pioneer in medical genetics, dies at 86
- McKusick, pioneer in medical genetics, dies at 86
- McKusick, pioneer in medical genetics, dies at 86
- Study: Closing coal-burning power plant in China cut rate of toddlers' development problems
- Study: Closing coal-burning power plant in China cut rate of toddlers' development problems
- Study: Closing coal-burning power plant in China cut rate of toddlers' development problems
- Australian woman described as the world's oldest blogger dies
- Study finds Myanmar, Indonesia, Thailand face high risk from arsenic contamination
- Apple's iPhone goes on sale in Japan to cheering crowd lined up outside downtown Tokyo store
- Government forecast shows decade-long drought worsening in Australia's parched food belt
- Fishermen say slow cleanup after Philippine ferry disaster jeopardizes their livelihood
- Fishermen say slow cleanup after Philippine ferry disaster jeopardizes their livelihood
- Wealthy nations conclude mega-summit, stress need for 'global solutions'
- Major economies pledge to battle global warming, but set no numerical targets
- Bush lauds G-8 leaders for work on protecting environment, advancing trade, helping the poor
- Bush lauds summiteers for work on protecting environment, advancing trade, helping the poor
- Bush lauds summiteers for work on protecting environment, advancing trade, helping the poor
- G-8 endorses halving of world greenhouse gas emissions by 2050; critics say it falls short
- G-8 endorses halving of world greenhouse gas emissions by 2050; critics say it falls short
- Japanese sails solo across Pacific in wave-powered boat
- Special delivery: 2 tigers flown by helicopter to Indian reserve in repopulation attempt
- Special delivery: 2 tigers flown by helicopter to Indian reserve in repopulation attempt
- Delegates fail to agree on banning toxic waste exports at UN conference
- Delegates debate banning toxic waste exports as UN conference concludes
- Delegates debate banning toxic waste exports as UN conference concludes
- China drafts in thousands of cleaners to remove algae bloom at Olympic sailing venue
- China drafts in thousands of cleaners to remove algae bloom at Olympic sailing venue
- Sony aims for profitability in TV and video game businesses by next March
- Business leaders urge wealthy nations to take lead in global warming battle
- Business leaders urge wealthy nations to take lead in global warming battle
- World Bank says fishing will return to the Aral Sea
- Myanmar cyclone threatens water birds in delta region
- SKorean team led by disgraced stem cell scientist Hwang claims to clone endangered dog
- China denies it's investigating monopoly abuse of large software companies including Microsoft
- Japan robot startups join hands to compete with South Korean robot drive
- Japan robot startups join hands to compete with South Korean robot drive
- New Zealand zoo reports birth of 3 rare Sumatran tiger cubs
- Australian minister says drought crisis in major river needs urgent action
- Myanmar bloggers help build 'Budget Huts' for cyclone survivors
- Endangered giant panda habitat in western China devastated by quake, official says
- Japan's prime minister says G-8 not place to decide carbon targets
- Zoo performs first reverse vasectomy on horse
- New Zealand phases out old light bulbs to save energy, greenhouse gas output
- Sony develops green flat-panel TV to woo ecological consumers
- New Zealand phases out old light bulbs to save energy, greenhouse gas output
- Reports: Japan police arrest three for posting online threats of more bloody attacks
- Honda rolls out new zero-emission, hydrogen fuel cell car for southern California
- Honda rolls out new zero-emission, hydrogen fuel cell car for southern California
- Honda rolls out new zero-emission, hydrogen fuel cell car for southern California
- China denies hacking into computers of US lawmakers
- Japan raids companies suspected of links to North Korea's nuclear program
- Toyota promises plug-in hybrid vehicle in Japan, US and Europe by 2010
- Scientists say drilling almost certainly to blame for Indonesian mud flow
- Scientists discover macaque monkeys in Indonesia that fish
- Scientists say drilling almost certainly to blame for Indonesian mud flow
- Scientists discover macaque monkeys in Indonesia that fish
- Wireless Internet offered to Turkmens, long blocked from private access
- Scientists discover macaque monkeys in Indonesia that fish
- Apple's new iPhone to go on sale in Hong Kong on July 11
- Apple's new iPhone 3G to launch in Japan on July 11
- China quake lake keeps swelling despite efforts to widen drainage channel with explosives
- Magnitude-5 aftershock rocks China quake lake; troops blast debris with anti-tank weapons
- Magnitude-5 aftershock rocks China quake lake, triggers landslides; no evacuations ordered
- Magnitude-5 aftershock rocks China quake lake, triggers landslides; no evacuations ordered
- Taiwan's Acer settles patent infringement cases with Hewlett-Packard
- Magnitude 5 aftershock rocks China quake lake, triggers landslides; no evacuations ordered
- Magnitude 5 aftershock rocks China quake lake, triggers landslides; no evacuations ordered
- Stranded scuba divers chase off Komodo dragon on remote Indonesian island
- Endangered bird in Australia making comeback through conservation effort
- Leader of disappearing island nation says climate change an issue of survival, not economics
- South Korean regulator orders Intel to pay US$25.4 million in antitrust probe
- South Korean regulator orders Intel to pay US$25.4 million in antitrust probe
- South Korean regulator orders Intel to pay US$25.4 million in antitrust probe
- Jackie Chan says Segway fears technology theft in China
- Jackie Chan says Segway fears technology theft in China
- Softbank reaches deal with Apple to sell iPhone handsets in Japan this year
- Softbank reaches deal with Apple to sell iPhone handsets in Japan this year
Technology Archives - AP
- Report calls for incentives to capture pollution
- Gates marks anniversary of Microsoft research arm
- Thailand tags 10 video games violent after murder
- Lenovo says quarterly profits up 65 percent
- Police: No foul play in case of missing boaters
- Toyota unveils two-wheeled motorized scooter
- China defense could be US$360B a year by 2020
- Toyota to test stand-up-and-ride contraption
- Toyota to test stand-up-and-ride contraption
- Japan police raid company, suspect nuclear exports
- Sanyo makes rechargeable battery pack for Nintendo Wii controllers
- Study: Closing coal-burning power plant in China cut rate of toddlers' development problems
- Australian woman described as the world's oldest blogger dies
- Apple's iPhone goes on sale in Japan to cheering crowd lined up outside downtown Tokyo store
- Apple's iPhone goes on sale in Japan to cheering crowd lined up outside downtown Tokyo store
- Apple's iPhone debuts to lines, hype, ceremonial fanfare in gadget-loving Japan
- Japanese sails solo across Pacific in wave-powered boat
- New Zealand man puts soul up for public auction to highest bidder
- For first time, fixed phone calls in Japan drop below 50 percent of all calls made
- Indonesia's inflation rate climbs to 11 percent after government hikes fuel prices
- ANALYSIS: More `near-nuclear' states may loom
- Sony aims for profitability in TV and video game businesses by next March
- China denies it's investigating monopoly abuse of large software companies including Microsoft
- Hyundai offers 3D TV for Japan market; limited programming
- Japan robot startups join hands to compete with South Korean robot drive
- Japan robot startups join hands to compete with South Korean robot drive
- Myanmar bloggers help build 'Budget Huts' for cyclone survivors
- New Zealand phases out old light bulbs to save energy, greenhouse gas output
- Sony develops green flat-panel TV to woo ecological consumers
- New Zealand phases out old light bulbs to save energy, greenhouse gas output
- Reports: Japan police arrest three for posting online threats of more bloody attacks
- Honda rolls out new zero-emission, hydrogen fuel cell car for southern California
- Honda rolls out new zero-emission, hydrogen fuel cell car for southern California
- Honda rolls out new zero-emission, hydrogen fuel cell car for southern California
- China denies hacking into computers of US lawmakers
- Japan raids companies suspected of links to North Korea's nuclear program
- Toyota promises plug-in hybrid vehicle in Japan, US and Europe by 2010
- Wireless Internet offered to Turkmens, long blocked from private access
- Apple's new iPhone to go on sale in Hong Kong on July 11
- Apple's new iPhone 3G to launch in Japan on July 11
- Taiwan's Acer settles patent infringement cases with Hewlett-Packard
- South Korean regulator orders Intel to pay US$25.4 million in antitrust probe
- South Korean regulator orders Intel to pay US$25.4 million in antitrust probe
- Japanese scientists create microscopic noodle bowl using nanotechnology
- Hutchison Telecom to offer Apple's iPhone in Hong Kong, Macau
- Japan urges limits to youngsters' cell phone use as panel notes dangers of crimes, overuse
- China launches second Olympic weather satellite to help forecasts for games
- China launches second Olympic weather satellite to help forecasts for games
- China launches second Olympic weather satellite to help forecasts for games
- China launches second Olympic weather satellite to help forecasts for games
- Japan urges limits to youngster cell phone use as panel notes dangers of crimes, overuse
- Sony to sell tiny golf ball-sized speakers promising big quality sound for home theaters
- Countries worldwide need closer cooperation to curb cyber terrorism threat, officials say
- Nissan-NEC joint venture to invest US$115 million to mass produce lithium-ion batteries
- Nissan-NEC joint venture to invest US$115 million to mass produce lithium-ion batteries
- In break with past, China allows bloggers, others to spread quake news and discuss response
- Disgraced South Korean scientist establishes firm specializing in cloning pet animals
- Worried about your pet? Forget to lock the door? New Panasonic car navigation can help
- Honda says its new fuel cell vehicle is lighter, more efficient
- Asia-Pacific telecoms SingTel, Bharti, Globe, Optus to bring iPhone to parts of the region
- Microsoft will focus on going its own way after Yahoo deal collapse, Bill Gates says
- Microsoft will focus on going its own way after Yahoo deal collapse, Bill Gates says
- Bill Gates says Microsoft will focus on going its own way after Yahoo deal collapse
- French premier visits Japanese nuclear plant, vows to cooperate on climate, energy
- French premier visits Japanese nuclear plant, vows to cooperate on climate, energy
- French premier visits Japanese nuclear plant, vows to cooperate on climate, energy
- Omron shows smile-measuring technology for cameras, robots, medicine
- Indonesian Internet companies block Web sites over Quran film
- Indonesian Internet companies block Web sites over Quran film
- Soyuz engineers make final preparations; Korea's first astronaut says she feels great
- Indonesian Internet companies block Web sites over Quran film
- Japanese mobile phone company to test scent downloading service with handset
- Australia launches its first project to bury carbon dioxide underground
- Australia launches its first project to bury carbon dioxide underground
- Mobile commerce company cells fashion, image to gadget-loving Japanese women
- Consortium says Australian government has terminated broadband contract
- Australia launches its first project to bury carbon dioxide underground
- With time running out, world governments start talks on halting greenhouse gases
- Hackers hit Indonesian Web site after ban on online pornography
- Japanese scientists, origami masters aim to launch paper craft from space
- Report: Hynix Semiconductor to cut annual investment plan by more than a quarter
- Indonesia endorses bill banning online porn
- Malaysia's new information minister says he won't muzzle bloggers
- Blogging turns Japanese singer into star writer who gives voice to solitary women
- Japan forecasts $500 billion in costs to cut greenhouse gases 11 percent
- China blocks popular YouTube.com video Web site over Tibet protest videos
- China blocks popular YouTube.com video Web site over Tibet protest videos
- South Korea's LG Electronics says its expects display unit to make 1H profit
- Telecom tower torched in western Afghanistan
- Telecom tower torched in western Afghanistan
- China launches body to promote energy security, conservation amid soaring demand
- South Korea considers changing its choice for country's first person in space
- Pioneer to stop making plasma display panels to turn around its troubled electronics business
- Pioneer to stop making plasma display panels to turn around its troubled electronics business
- Pioneer to stop making plasma display panels to turn around its troubled electronics business
- SKorea indicts man for allegedly passing plasma technology to Chinese company
- SKorea indicts man for allegedly passing plasma technology to Chinese company
- Japan's Cabinet approves energy law revision in efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions
- China says U.S. complaints about military just "Cold War" thinking
- Skype rolling out for PlayStation Portable in Japan
