Google has made three new search features available for users of its mobile web search (XHTML) service including easy ways to find movie showtimes, weather conditions, and stock prices.

Fujitsu Siemens Computers is now offering a new series of workstations based on AMD’s Dual-Core Opteron processor.

Google UK now has a feature that has been available in the U.S. since February – the movie showtime and review feature.

Telegraph reported that French president Jacques Chirac has pledged to aid the funding of a new European Internet search engine to compete with Google and Yahoo.

There have been rumors going around saying that Skype Technologies is for sale, but the company has apparently claimed that they are false.

Verizon Wireless has expanded its EV-DO (Evolution-Data Optimized) wireless broadband network by making EV-DO-based services, BroadbandAccess and V CAST available to seven new markets.

Creative Technology was awarded a patent for inventing the user interface for portable media players. The patent has been named the “Zen Patent” by Creative.

Samsung is trying out Gigabyte MultiMediaCards with customers in the forms of a 1GB and 2GB MMCplus card and a 1GB MMCmobile card.

Disasters are what they are, and they can be very hard to recover from. Many businesses aren’t as prepared for disasters as they should be, and some don’t realize it until it’s too late.

IDC has reported results from a survey that suggest that contrary to what some may think, digital cameras are not losing popularity at the hands of camera phones.

Intel has outlined a long-term research plan for smarter and safer electronic products that better adapt to the way users use them.

Factory revenue in the worldwide server market went up to $12.2 billion for the second quarter, up 5.6% compared to last year.

Copyright groups don’t feel that they are getting as much money as they should be from online music subscription services like those of Yahoo and Napster.

The CTIA Wireless IT & Entertainment 2005 event is coming up September 27-29 at Moscone West in San Francisco, and will focus on mobile solutions for enterprises.

Mozilla needs a little help with testing aspects of its upcoming versions of Firefox and Thunderbird and they have asked for volunteers.

Wireless customers in Florida whose service was disrupted by Hurricane Katrina are not totally out of luck. Verizon Wireless has dispatched network technician teams in the areas that were hit the hardest.

Sirius Satellite Radio announced the release of their upcoming portable satellite radio device. It is called the Sirius S50, and is scheduled to come out in October.

It was announced that Intel is investing $37 million Australian dollars into expanding Unwired Australia as it prepares to launch a WiMAX network.

Intel is planning to unleash a new technology called Viiv early next year, which is designed specifically for home digital entertainment purposes.

Asianux 2.0, an Asian version of the Linux operating system will launch in Korea and China on Thursday, and in Japan in October.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has released a new report forecasting the doom of the fixed-connection phone industry.