Lego Build Imports Your Online Lego Projects From Chrome Into Real Life

Lego teams up with Google to cover Australia and New Zealand with Lego creations from people like you.
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New Asus PC Comes with Ubuntu Linux Preloaded

This 11.6-inch netbook PC is also among the first to feature the new Intel Atom Cedar Trail dual-core CPU.
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Red Hat Unveils Hybrid Cloud, PaaS Plans

Red Hat is planning to roll out a number of product sets for building hybrid clouds over the next few months, the company announced Wednesday at the Red Hat...
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Google Nexus 7 is Lightest of Leading 7-inch Tablets

Google says its Nexus 7 is thin and light, and it is correct.
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Comcast to Pay $800,000 to Resolve FCC Stand-alone Broadband Complaint

Comcast will pay US$800,000 and agree to a yearlong extension of a requirement to provide inexpensive stand-alone broadband service after a U.S. Federal...
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Web Attackers Borrow Domain Generation Tricks From Botnet-type Malware

Hackers have started to adopt domain-generation techniques normally used by botnet-type malware in order to prolong the life of Web-based attacks.
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Most Teens are on Social Networks and are Potentially At Risk, Says McAfee

While social networks such as Facebook famously started out as a way for young adults on a university campus to connect with each other, the growth of these services has meant that teenagers are now heavily involved in them.
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