From CNET News.com: A third-party review of the code used by Google that collected personal data during its Street View Wi-Fi analysis project didn't produce a smoking gun but didn't put Google in the clear either.

Stroz Friedberg produced the 21-page report, a copy of which we've...

From X-bit Labs: Kingmax, a rather well known supplier of high-performance memory modules, has unveiled what it calls invisible heat-spreaders. Instead of using traditional radiators to take away heat from memory chips on modules, Kingmax proposes to cover the chips and modules with...

From X-bit Labs: The chief executive officer of Electronic Arts, the world’s biggest publisher of video games, said that it will take at least two to three years for stereoscopic 3D (S3D) gaming to take off. That said, it is highly probable that stereo-3D video games will get popular...

From InfoWorld: Cisco and Tandberg made their big post-merger entrance at the InfoComm conference in Las Vegas this week, promoting an interoperability protocol that will come on a product in July and introducing some other new products.

The $3.4 billion merger that closed in April...

From PC World: Sprint confessed it overstated the record sales numbers it cited for the HTC Evo 4G smartphone it boasted on Monday, according to a statement released by the company. The wireless carrier did not give any exact sales numbers initially, and it still hasn't stated how...

From CNET News.com: The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on Tuesday rejected a claim by TiVo that it owns the patent on time-warp DVR technology.

TiVo released this statement Tuesday: "While TiVo is disappointed with this recent PTO office action, this is just one of several steps...

From CNET News.com: Google has finally released the awaited update to its search indexing technology, providing a jolt of Caffeine to the search industry.

The company announced the release of its Caffeine indexing technology--which it has been testing for almost a year--in a blog...

From DailyTech: At Steve Jobs WWDC keynote address at its Worldwide Developers Conference today, Apple unleashed a flurry of iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch software to go with its hot new iPhone 4 hardware.

Steve Jobs took a snipe at his old familiar foe, Adobe's Flash, stating, " I...

From DailyTech: About this time last year Sony, unveiled three new entry-level D-SLR cameras called the A230, A330, and A380. Today Sony has unveiled a pair of new D-SLR cameras called the A290 and A390. Both of the cameras are aimed at the first time D-SLR buyer and both have 14.2...

From X-bit Labs: ATI, graphics business unit of Advanced Micro Devices, has not demonstrated any new graphics processors at Computex Taipei 2010, even behind closed doors, according to unofficial information. Nevertheless, there are media reports that ATI’s next-generation lineup...