Google, after a rather coy interlude, have demonstrated the new Chrome operating system for the first time. It’s fast, loads quickly, and isn’t apps-cluttered. Its initial version will be for netbooks and their solid state drives.

Audiophiles are often hot for Bose products, but their noise-cancelling QuietComfort 2 Headphones are only slightly better than their predecessor, and they definitely don't live up to the $300 price tag.

Starting Nov. 17, Microsoft will allow Xbox Live users to use Facebook, Twitter, Last.fm and Zune Video via their console. They can invite friends or tweet using Xbox Avatar.

Toronto's CP24 is the latest local news station to offer its viewers mobile web service. The service was launched Tuesday morning providing users breaking news and "Beat the Traffic."

The technosphere was abuzz yesterday after The Wall Street Journal announced that Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen has been diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL).

While battling commercial counterfeiting would seem like a good idea, the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agt process has been marked by unprecedented secrecy as well as leaks revealing that the treaty is really about copyright rather than counterfeiting.

Microsoft's Professional Developers Conference (PDC) is this week being held in Los Angeles, and excitement is already brewing over the most likely announcement on the Office 2010 Beta with the launch of a new-look website about the program.

The somewhat-hyped, but interesting, Chrome OS is said to be ready for launch in the fall. This is a lightweight computer operating system, not a PC-style system, the same sort of monster as a Windows OS.

Music lovers can now check out their tunes before downloading them at the iTunes Store. Without much fanfare Apple has opened iTunes Preview.

Google announced today in a press release that they will be providing free wireless internet to 47 U.S. airports now through January 15, 2010.