Instant messaging is invading and changing the workplace. Employees started to sneak instant messaging into the office in the late 1990s, but now more companies are endorsing it.
The WSJ tests a new software application called Radar that can be wirelessly downloaded onto a kid's cellphone to digitally monitor the phone's activities, including incoming or outgoing calls, emails and text and photo messages.
TiVo hopes to widen its appeal with a more affordable HD DVR model for $299.99.
Apple’s shares slumped 6 percent on Tuesday after AT&T said the early surge of iPhone buyers starting service on its network was smaller than some analysts had anticipated.
Netflix outlook is gloomy despite a profitable quarter.
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