Microsoft has repackaged the hosted messaging service it acquired when it bought FrontBridge Technologies last year.

Software giant has no immediately plans to change its patching schedule, however.

A court has ruled that a lawsuit over a company purchasing a rival's trademark as a search keyword should go to trial, in what could be the first case to scrutinize the trademark infringement liability of keyword purchasers.

An external user took control of the address after Google employees accidentally deleted the blog.

Microsoft may wait until April 11 to release an official fix for the critical browser flaw.

The fight against spam, phishing and e-mail fraud should focus on economic incentives and aiding law enforcement, according to attendees at a conference examining the problem this week.

eEye Digital Security's unofficial fix for a high-profile Internet Explorer flaw is proving popular. The patch has been downloaded about 34,000 times since it was released on Monday, the company said Tuesday.

Google's problems controlling information seem to keep on going and going ...

Users will be able to report bugs found in the Web browser.

Next security update will include changes made in response to a patent dispute.

Internet marketer to pay $900,000.

Eight users targeted for selling counterfeit copies of company's software online.

Browser will include a feature designed to make it easier to find and return to recently visited Web pages.

Third major flaw found in Microsoft browser this week.

Browser upgrade could come early next month, but timing is uncertain.

WASHINGTON -- The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) and a group of broadband providers today announced a set of principles that would allow consumers to attach devices to broadband video networks.

Opera is the latest browser to past the Acid2 test, but can it lure users away from IE?

Sometimes the most well thought out practical jokes trigger an uneven brand of justice that falls under the laws of unintended consequences. While not formally codified and ill defined, the law of unintended consequences is very real, as a Google-focused prank pulled by 15-year old Tom Vandetta amply illustrates.

The new Windows Live(TM) Messenger Beta is the next-generation MSN Messenger and, as always, it is free to download.

Don't look for Internet telephony on your cell before 2007.

Hackers could steal your fingerprint information.

First publicly available beta also includes tabbed browsing and other features.

News report that said China was creating its own domain names was incorrect.