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In its response to the Windows 7 launch, Apple suggests that there's one simple reason you shouldn't buy the new operating system: Microsoft is not to be trusted.

In the ad campaign accompanying the vast and subtle launch, Microsoft is crediting consumers as the brains behind Windows 7. So if it doesn't succeed, do you only have yourselves to blame?

An unnamed AMD executive is cited repeatedly in the government's complaint charging six people with securities fraud.

San Fransisco Bay Area's BART public transportation system has started a partnership with Foursquare in an effort to boost ridership.

The popular Firefox extension adds a new feature to Google's search results page and changes its name.

Chinese military sees information dominance as key to future victories, with the U.S. government and private industry likely targets, according to a report.

Chase Carey, News Corp.'s deputy chairman, suggests at the OnScreen Media Summit that a Hulu pay wall will go up next year but says no timeline has been set.

Supporters score a win with the FCC's vote Thursday to move forward with regulation, but the fight for open Internet protections is far from over.