Erica Ogg

On Microsoft's Channel 10 site, a blogger notes that the forthcoming Office Web Applications will take the productivity software to places its never been, such as the iPhone and Linux.

The company looks to give Hotmail and Messenger a social networking-influenced makeover.

It's the biggest massively multiplayer online game in the U.S World of Warcraft is a computer game phenomenon, so what should we expect when its latest incarnation goes live at midnight? CNET News' Charles Cooper sits down with Daniel Terdiman on this edition of the Daily Debrief.

A developer release of Google's open-source Web browser now gives people control over bookmarks besides just importing and exporting.

Got a phone? Someone wants your money--or rather, wants to help you spend it without having to use a computer. We check out three new companies making that happen.

At Under the Radar, Bambuser presents its live video-streaming app that takes direct aim at the more established Qik.

Chip equipment maker is looking to cut costs as it faces a difficult 2009, with semiconductor orders expected to plunge.

Intel warns its fourth-quarter revenues and gross margins will be less than previously forecast, as the chip giant stumbles as analysts had predicted.

Apple may be planning aggressive Black Friday discounts amid economic storm clouds as it discusses mobile gaming and works on improvements to Mac OS X Leopard.

From the Just-what-Microsoft-didn't-need department, the component maker introduces a $50 cable that automates moving files from Windows to a Mac.