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 - Technology News
• Beatles Lose Suit Against Apple Computers
(AP)
AP - Apple Computer Inc. is entitled to use the apple logo on its iTunes Music Store, a judge ruled Monday, rejecting a suit filed by Apple Corps Ltd., the guardian of The Beatles' commercial interests.
• Poll: 4 in 10 Americans Play Video Games
(AP)
AP - Rather than reach for the television remote control when she wants to be entertained, Karalyn Valente goes online to play "EverQuest," "Ultima Online" and other video games — a gaming habit shared by millions in the United States.
• Click Fraud Concerns Hound Google
(AP)
AP - John Thys still hasn't figured out how much his company has paid Google Inc. for bogus sales referrals caused by "click fraud" — a sham aimed at a perceived weakness in the Internet search leader's lucrative advertising network.
• Intel to Unveil Single Brand for New Chips
(AP)
AP - Intel Corp. on Monday plans to unveil a single brand name for a new generation of chips for laptop PCs and desktop machines, calling them the Core 2 Duo.
• Lab Aims to Make Items Disabled-Accessible
(AP)
AP - It was created during the Cold War to conduct tests for the military, but now a Georgia Tech lab has a much more grounded mission: To find ways to make everyday items more accessible to disabled people.
• Apple Computer wins trademark dispute vs Beatles
(Reuters)
Reuters - Apple Computer won its courtroom battle
against the Beatles on Monday when a judge ruled the company's
iTunes Music Store did not infringe on the trademark of Apple
Corps, which represents the band's interests.
• Dell expects 12 billion US dollars in Taiwan procurements for 2006
(AFP)
AFP - Dell Inc, the world largest personal computer maker, has said its annual procurements in Taiwan for 2006 are expected to exceed 12 billion US dollars, up from last year's 10 billion dollars.
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