Microsoft claims Windows Vista is off to a fast start, having sold more than 20 million copies since its 30 January consumer release.

A first class British Airways passenger got short shrift from cabin crew after expressing his displeasure at waking up to find them maneovering a corpse into the seat next to him.

Remember these clunkers? Many of them were so bad they're hard to forget.

Commodore is indeed back but it's no different from everyone else this time around.

The U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration confirmed Thursday that it built a special chip used in a disputed demonstration of quantum computing in February.

Veteran designer Peter Molyneux has said that he wants to put love into his next game, Fable 2.

The acceptance of new abstract concepts can sometimes be harmful to entrenched philosophical (and marketing) positions. Microsoft's announcement this week that it is to bolster the business process management (BPM) software market is an admission that there are parts of the world which are not wholly Microsoft.

A Hollywood movie studio is suing the gossip blogger Perez Hilton after claiming that his site published a stolen topless photograph of Jennifer Aniston.

The Internet can be a scary place. And not just from all the witches, ghouls, and goblins (not to mention hackers, stalkers, and phishers) that creep up this time of year. In fact, it's the sites that don't deliberately set out to scare that make you want to crawl into bed and hide under the covers.

This Halloween season we searched high and low for sites with the fright stuff. Our top 15 ranges from the insanely insipid to the terrifyingly untalented. In some cases the horror is limited to one venue; in others, the choices were so rich (and repellant) we couldn't narrow the selection to a single site.

Sony has added its name to a growing list of computer makers recalling laptop PC batteries made by one of its own subsidiaries.