Date: Wed, 9. July 2008 04:27:04

Should Linden Labs, creators of Second Life, start quaking in its boots? Nah. This isn't the same sort of virtual world. But on Tuesday Google opened up Lively, its own take on a virtual world, but rather than being one big world its more like being a series of distributed rooms spread across the Internet.

Date: Thu, 17. July 2008 18:20:20

PC World - Anthropologists are a vital tool in developing mobile phones for the third world.

Date: Wed, 2. July 2008 21:30:00

PC World - Mozilla is successful in setting the world record for most software downloads in one day with Firefox 3.

Date: Fri, 25. July 2008 08:30:11

PC World - A Tokyo-based start-up has taken the wraps off new software that brings to the desktop the world of augmented reality.

Date: Wed, 28. May 2008 22:00:14

PC World - Mozilla is aiming to create what may be the geekiest world record ever with its upcoming Firefox 3 browser release.

Date: Tue, 8. July 2008 12:10:11

PC World - Japanese consumers will be among the first in the world to get their hands on the new 3G version of the iPhone when it goes on...

Date: Sun, 13. July 2008 21:31:00

PC World - The 3G iPhone's sub-6-hour battery life gets a word score of fair from the PC World Test Center, but it still beats out other 3G handsets.

Date: Sun, 6. July 2008 04:49:01

TOKYO, July 6 (UPI) -- World leaders headed for the Group of Eight summit in Japan knowing there is little they can do about the world economy, a leading economist said.

Date: Sat, 21. June 2008 20:00:34

TORONTO, June 21 (UPI) -- Most of the world is currently ill-equipped to deal with major catastrophes, experts at Toronto's World Conference on Disaster Management say.

Date: Sat, 19. July 2008 23:14:41

On Friday Intel celebrated its 40th anniversary, and as part of that, they unveiled the World Mural Project. The project is a Web-based digital art piece that includes visual and written contents from the Intel Computer Clubhouse Network, which stretches around the world. More than 500 young people in 21 countries participated in the project, with approximately 300 Intel volunteers at 70 Clubhouses around the world working with them.