More than 140 sex offenders convicted in New Jersey had profiles on the networking Web site MySpace, the state’s attorney general said on Tuesday.

Canada’s telecommunications regulator laid out new rules on Tuesday for a national do-not-call list that will enable consumers to prevent unwanted phone calls from telemarketers.

Deutsche Telekom’s mobile phone unit T-Mobile clinched a deal to bring Apple Inc’s iPhone handset to Germany, according to a report in a German daily.

China Unicom has selected Alcatel-Lucent IP service routers as the foundation of a nationwide network transformation.

Allegro will use Alvarion BreezeMAX system for the first WiMAX deployment in Australia.

Alcatel-Lucent will connect the Amsterdam Public Library main building with its 28 branches across the city to another 43 locations in the region.

Adobe Systems Incorporate today announced that the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), an operating unit of the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), plans to adopt Adobe Acrobat Connect Professional software to enable deployed troops, support personnel, and military leaders to collaborate more efficiently across locations worldwide.

IBM is opening a center in France for improved design, construction, safety and operation of nuclear power plants.

ASUS today introduced the new OC gear as the world´s first hardware based real-time overclocking device for graphics cards.

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Google Inc. has acquired GrandCentral Communications, a start-up that lets users manage their existing phones and voice mailboxes over the Web as if they were a single account, the company said on Monday.

SAP’s chief executive admitted “inappropriate downloads” of documents from archrival Oracle by SAP’s TomorrowNow unit but said on Tuesday SAP itself had not had access to that material.

Boys who play video games on school days spend 30 percent less time reading and girls spend 34 percent less time doing homework than those who do not play such games, U.S. researchers said on Monday.

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Japanese telecoms provider SOFTBANK MOBILE has selected Motorola’s Horizon 3G-i residential solution for its femto cellular media demonstration.

Sony is calling on manufacturers and broadcasters from television industry to join its campaign to provide products and services for blind and partially sighted people.

Adobe announced the immediate availability of Adobe Creative Suite 3 Production Premium and Adobe Creative Suite 3 Master Collection software.

IBM will establish a Global Center of Excellence for Nuclear Power in La Gaude, France, to support safe, reliable and efficient electricity generation by energy companies worldwide.

A month ago, iLike was just another online music community struggling for relevancy in an increasingly crowded market.

Nintendo Co. Ltd.’s Wii game console outsold Sony Corp.’s PlayStation 3 by a ratio of over 6 to 1 in June in Japan, a game magazine publisher said, solidifying Nintendo’s leading position.

Internet media company Yahoo Inc. will offer its marketing clients tools to create more personalized advertisements to Web users as it strives to build its share of graphical display advertising.

Universal Music Group, the world’s largest music company, has declined to sign a long-term deal with Apple Inc.’s iTunes music store, leaving open the possibility for exclusive deals with other services, an industry source said on Sunday.

The European Union will address cyber security issues after attacks on the Internet sites of Estonia, EU Information Society commissioner Viviane Reding said on Saturday.

Proud owners of Apple Inc.’s iPhone raved about their first day with the device on Saturday, but a glitch took the shine off the year’s most anticipated device for a few unlucky customers.