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Facebook Phone Is Doomed to Failure: 10 Reasons Why eWeek News Anlysis: Facebook could be releasing a mobile phone at some point in the future. But the chances of such a device catching on with phone buyers seem awfully slim. Rumors are swirling that Facebook is working on a mobile phone to compete with ... See all stories on this topic »

Editable Google Documents coming to iPad Apple Insider By Josh Ong Google announced Monday that iPad and Android versions of Google Documents with mobile editing capabilities will be arriving "in the next few weeks." The announcement, posted by Google Enterprise President Dave Girouard on an official blog, ... See all stories on this topic »

Premiere Elements arrives on the Mac Macworld by Jackie Dove, Macworld.com Adobe has launched Adobe Premiere Elements 9 software for both Mac and Windows, the first time the company's consumer-level video editing app has been released on the Mac platform. "With video-capturing devices on the rise, ... See all stories on this topic » Macworld

Cyber rally disrupts US recording industry website AFP SAN FRANCISCO — Computer security researchers have said that an unprecedented mass cyber protest was triggered by efforts by film and music trade groups to close online piracy haunts. Members of 4chan online forum that promotes users remaining ... See all stories on this topic » AFP

BRIEF: Mobile-phone use spikes distracted driving deaths TMCnet Sep 21, 2010 (dpa - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- SAN FRANCISCO -- Using a mobile phone or texting while driving has sparked a steep rise in the number of distracted driving deaths in the US, a government study released Monday ... See all stories on this topic »

More Zune content coming to Xbox, and the world CNET by Donald Bell Windows Phone 7 offers a full Zune experience, including access to the Marketplace. In addition, if you have a Zune Pass subscription, you can stream unlimited music. This fall, Microsoft will roll out a number of updates to its Zune ... See all stories on this topic » CNET

Google Uses AI to Make Search Smarter BusinessWeek Imagine a future in which smartphones are always on—automatically translating conversations, hunting data, even talking back. At Google, speech recognition and visual search are just the start By Olga Kharif About 10 years ago, Peter Norvig helped ... See all stories on this topic »

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