Technology

Mozilla is all set to launch the next generation browser, Aurora. The company has called upon one and all to come forward with contributions to the effort.

The U.S. Internet search giant Google Inc. announced Wednesday that it has launched a music search service in China which will offer users a unique archive to choose music from, in a simple and legal manner, a move that would likely lower the rate of music piracy.

You might not guess it from the stock price, but Motley Fool Rule Breakers recommendation IPG Photonics (Nasdaq: IPGP) dodged a bullet Tuesday.

Seemingly unhappy with the recently launched internet service – ‘MobileMe’, of the company, Apple CEO Steve Jobs has shown his disappointment in the whole way the service has turned out to be, in a very open e-mail to the company employees.

Quite opposite the wall street speculations, the fourth quarter filings of Cisco Systems today, brightened up many investor’s day as reports show a huge 10 percent hike in revenue, in the fourth quarter, helping it cross the$ 10 billion mark for the first time ever in the company’s history, despite the slump in the economy.

Three up, three down. SpaceX , the rocket maker created by PayPal founder Elon Musk, misfired on Saturday for the third time when trying to launch a vehicle into space. Musk said in a company blog post that the rocket didn't separate as it was supposed to and thus failed to reach orbit.

Major U.S. carrier, Delta Air Lines Inc. announced Tuesday that it will soon offer WiFi Internet connection on all of its domestic mainline flights, enabling Internet-dependent airline passenger to sign on while aloft.

Microprocessor Company Intel Corporation disclosed Monday the first details on a graphics chip that it hopes will pose a huge challenge to Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices' ATI division, the two top graphics chip makers.

Edingburg, Scotland -- A handheld scanner called "MoleMate" has been introduced in Scotland to combat the country's rising incidence of skin cancer.

Besieged Jerry Yang, Yahoo’s CEO, won an overwhelming 85 percent of the votes in his favor in the company’s annual meeting in San Jose on Friday. Chairman Roy Bostock was re-elected with about 80 percent of the votes.

Less than two days after the popular online version of Scrabble – Scrabulous was declared dead, came back to life late Wednesday!!! The Agarwalla Brothers who created Scrabulous have brought back wildly popular Scrabble knockoff on Facebook, but with a new name and a different look.

Google has been sued yet again by an Italian media group, Mediaset on the allegation of illegally using the copyrighted videos on commercial basis, on one of its most visited and largest video sharing site YouTube.

Bonn, Germany -- German computer scientists say they've developed a computerized detector that can identify the songs of various bird species.