Matsushita Electric Industrial is celebrating its 90th anniversary by changing its name. Never heard of Matsushita? That explains why the company is switching its corporate identity to match one of its biggest brands: Panasonic. Read more

This past weekend the world witnessed the successful launch of a rocket and for the first time in history, it wasn’t the result of an entire country’s efforts to send a shuttle into orbit. Read more

Google said Wednesday that the company would be offering millions for ideas that could change the world or help a significant amount of people. Read more

HP today announced two new models in its TouchSmart line of all-in-one PCs. The IQ800 series features a massive 25.5-inch touch screen display (native resolution 1920x1200) and a slot-fed Blu-ray drive. Read more

Apple has apparently begun shipping its next-generation of MacBooks, with availability in the coming weeks Read more

The One Laptop Per Child foundation has announced that Peru will be the first country to try the Windows XP version of the XO Laptop, previously only available with a Linux-based OS. Read more

It seems Lenovo has decided to stop selling Linux loaded machines online and instead will only sell PCs and notebooks pre-loaded with Linux through its channel organizations. Read more

Microsoft's new BlueTrack mouse technology promises to take mice where no mouse has worked before Read more

Google announced today that it will divide the amount of time before it anonymizes users’ data in half, meaning your search data will now only be associated with your IP address for nine months before being made anonymous. Read more

What would happen if the FBI launched it’s own MySpace? Well, we’re about to find out. Read more

It’s been a long and successful decade for Google, which turned 10 years old this weekend. Read more

Australian company ZipZip is offering USB thumb drives that look like Lego bricks. It has undoubtedly captured the attention of the IFA audience, as the crowd at their booth proved. Now you can save your documents and childhood memories at the same time! Read more

Commodore International, the company that brought us the Commodore 64 has announced that it too will be jumping on the netbook bandwagon along with the rest of the world. Read more

Analysis: Google's Chrome to encourage innovation through competition Read more

Shuttle, inventor if the SFF PC, has been selling its square-fronted barebones for years. At this year’s IFA, the Taiwanese company showed its D10 barebone with an integrated 7” touchscreen. Read more