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Google Thursday unveiled Google Site Search, an expanded and faster version of Google Custom Search, a tool that specifically targets businesses looking for a hosted Extranet site search solution.

The new HTC Fuze for AT&T is poised to take on the T-Mobile G1, the Apple iPhone 3G and the upcoming BlackBerry Storm for touch-screen supremacy. Here's an inside look.

Lexmark unveiled new additions to its color laser family: the C782n XL color laser printer and the X782e XL color laser multifunction printer.

The Federal Reserve and U.S. Treasury Department issued a final rule to enforce the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act, passed by Congress in 2006.

[06:28 PM, November 12, 2008]

Last month, IBM signed a contract worth up to $800 million to help manage computer systems for Amgen, the world's No. 1 biotechnology company.

[11:56 AM, November 06, 2008]

With Barack Obama's sweeping victory in Tuesday's presidential election, expect dramatic changes in how technology is deployed in the federal government.

[11:40 AM, November 05, 2008]

The deal to share advertising has been widely seen as an effort to help Yahoo fend off Microsoft by bringing Yahoo an additional $800 million annually.

[06:21 PM, November 03, 2008]

In an uncertain economy, high-tech companies are cutting jobs and restructuring to reduce costs. Here we round up a dozen companies that are tightening their belts to fight the fluctuating financial fallout.

[02:37 PM, October 30, 2008]

Consolidation, virtualization and green IT are among state CIOs top priorites for 2009, according to a survey by the National Association of State Chief Information Officers released Wednesday.

[05:25 PM, October 22, 2008]

Psystar, maker of Mac clone computers, and Apple have reached an agreement to try to settle out of court.

[06:44 PM, October 21, 2008]

EBay said it is committing to saving elephants from slaughter and will ban sales of ivory products on its site beginning next year.

[11:12 AM, October 21, 2008]

Google CEO Eric Schmidt is backing presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama. Meanwhile, Sen. John McCain has HP ex-CEO Carly Fiorina in his corner, which has proved to be more hurtful than helpful so far.

[12:30 PM, October 20, 2008]

NAB Executive Vice President Dennis Wharton said the FCC misinterpreted its own report on white spaces.

[08:34 PM, October 16, 2008]

The Federal Communications Commission has tentatively offered support for the free use of the "white spaces" that will open up next year.

[07:35 PM, October 15, 2008]

YouTube rejected a written plea from the McCain-Palin campaign to subject political videos to a more lengthy review process before taking them down for alleged copyright violations.

[04:30 PM, October 15, 2008]

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