Andy Patrizio

You've come a long way, baby. Mozilla has arrived in a big way, with the 200 millionth download of the Firefox browser on Monday, less than two years

As the Black Hat conference descends upon Las Vegas this week, internetnews.com presents a series of articles addressing security issues past and present.

Sometimes, it's possible to be too popular, especially when it comes to big beta downloads. That helps explain why Microsoft will charge $1.50 for anyone

Apple needs to disconnect iTunes from its lock-in with the iPod, because it has the potential to go far beyond just Apple's portable music player, said a

UPDATED: Ray Ozzie made his first major appearance in the role of Chief Software Architect of Microsoft before the company's annual financial analyst

UPDATED:When Microsoft launches its Zune music and gaming device, it may also merge it with two of the Web's most popular ways of enjoying new music. The

Web site defacement pranks are nothing new, just ask the webmasters for the MPAA and RIAA. Usually there are motives to the hacks. The MPAA and RIAA

Sony Electronics has developed an unfortunate reputation for developing amazing technologies and then dropping the ball when it came time to actually sell

In one fell swoop Advanced Micro Devices has transformed itself from a microprocessor company into a broad-based technology firm that will be a major

Microsoft has finally acknowledged one of the worst-kept secrets in the tech market in recent weeks: it is entering the handheld entertainment market with

Reporter's Notebook: I was terribly reluctant to make Windows Genuine Advantage the whipping boy of a second column in a row, but in this case, it threw

Microsoft is feeling a bit more optimistic about the forthcoming fiscal year, although it still has to deal with some serious financial drains in the form