While other wireless companies waffled, AT&T said it wasn't fair for the F.C.C. to impose new network neutrality rules on wireless networks after auctioning off spectrum with no such restrictions.... MORE

While other wireless companies waffled, AT&T said it wasn't fair for the F.C.C. to impose new network neutrality rules on wireless networks after auctioning off spectrum with no such restrictions.... MORE

Netflix has decided its million-dollar-prize competition was such a good investment that it is announcing another million-dollar challenge.... MORE

Particle Brand, a San Francisco start-up, offers tools that Twitter and Facebook fans can use to add short videos to their status updates.... MORE

Amazon.com is expanding its line of private-label products and will offer basic consumer electronics items such as cables and blank DVDs under the AmazonBasics brand.... MORE

Five lawsuits filed against John Does on Thursday will give the software company subpoena power to help track down purveyors of Internet malware.... MORE

While Apple claims it is still considering the iPhone application for Google Voice, Google says the company rejected the app outright because it could replace core functions of the iPhone's dialer software.... MORE

Yahoo plans to introduce a big marketing push next week to reinvigorate its brand, backed by a budget of $100 million.... MORE

More than one hundred artists will transform New York into an interactive canvas this weekend, with events like an iPhone drum circle and a virtual chess board that will span 64 city blocks.... MORE

Architects and industrial designers can add morphogenesis to their tool chest, giving everything from watches to stadiums the naturalistic look of human bones.... MORE

Architects and industrial designers can add morphogenesis to their tool chest, giving everything from watches to stadiums the naturalistic look of human bones.... MORE

Ivan Seidenberg, chief executive of Verizon, tells Wall Street that he is no longer worried about customers canceling traditional landlines. With its new fiber-optic lines, Verizon will focus on selling video.... MORE

A flood of new devices and software has made text-to-speech technology cheaper and more accessible to the speech-impaired.... MORE

A new I.B.M. project in Dubuque will give the city's government and citizens digital tools to measure, monitor and alter the way they use water, electricity and transportation.... MORE

Who says buying in bulk is strictly for baby formula and cans of soup? A start-up called Groupon is using the power of the masses to get bulk discounts at local businesses.... MORE

With its acquisition of ReCaptcha, Google will use "human computation" to help scan old library books.... MORE

Vivek Kundra, the federal government's chief information officer, is pushing agencies to use cloud-based computing to modernize themselves, save money and become more energy-efficient.... MORE

Facebook said it had passed an important financial milestone and become cash-flow positive. The service now has 300 million members.... MORE

Cyberattackers are now focusing their assaults on PC and Web applications, such as Microsoft Office and Adobe Flash, and corporate Web sites. That's because those areas get scant attention from corporate I.T. security professionals.... MORE

Google's agreement with some news publishers over its new Fast Flip service resembles other deals that Google has cut with content owners.... MORE

Microsoft's search engine adds a feature that allows users to browse search results as thumbnail images rather than snippets of text.... MORE

Microsoft's search engine adds a feature that allows users to browse search results as thumbnail images rather than snippets of text.... MORE

The New York Times Company said NYTimes.com was the victim of an attacker who masqueraded as a legitimate advertiser, then distributed fake virus warnings.... MORE

Web users in emerging markets like India and Brazil spend about 30 percent of their online time using Google services, triple the market share that Google has in the United States, according to new data from comScore.... MORE

Pat Gelsinger, who runs Intel's enterprise business, plans to leave the company, and Sean Maloney, head of sales and marketing, will take on a broader role, according to people briefed on the changes.... MORE

The pulsating screen of Motorola's new Cliq phone may repel some people. The business model behind the phone is equally provocative.... MORE

With a new marketing campaign, Advanced Micro Devices has decided to tout its graphics chips over its CPUs, ending many years of battling over technical specs with Intel.... MORE

The government's goal of computerizing patient medical records is a daunting challenge for reasons that have more to do with economics than technology.... MORE

The government of Abu Dhabi has poured $10 billion into the chip industry over the past year. The investments could turn out to be a license to print money -- or a huge financial blunder.... MORE

Sprint will give customers buying its $70 a month voice, text and data plan unlimited calls to any mobile phone.... MORE

Rep. Joe Wilson's shout of "You lie!" during President Obama's health care speech Wednesday set off a furious debate on Wikipedia about how to describe the incident.... MORE

Pandora, now available on phones running Google's Android software, says that most of its new listeners prefer to listen to the radio on their mobile phones instead of online.... MORE

In a proposal to the newspaper industry, Google said that it is developing a micropayment system that online publishers could use to charge for their content.... MORE

The phone carrier is matching Verizon and T-Mobile in offering free wireless calls to five preset numbers for its $60-a-month plan.... MORE

Apple's chief executive discusses Apple products and his health.... MORE

Apple's chief executive says the iPod Touch is becoming a gaming platform, e-readers like the Kindle will never be a big market, and he's "eating like crazy" to gain weight after his liver transplant.... MORE

Opponents and supporters of the settlement will square off in a Congressional hearing on Thursday.... MORE

Steve Jobs, Apple's chief executive, reappears to announce new music products and services.... MORE

In addition to live-blogging, Bits live-tweets from Apple's music event in San Francisco. Let us know what you think about this experiment.... MORE

On Wednesday, Apple is expected to unveil new iPods and a new version of iTunes in a bid to reinvigorate slowing sales of the portable media players.... MORE