Net netutrality is a case of who you fear most: Evil telecom companies or the evil FCC? Companies are unlikely to behave without the threat of FCC action, but if the FCC acts we may wish that it hadn't.

B2CAC asked the Answer Line forum why his laptop couldn't connect wirelessly to his router.

Happy birthday, Google, but all this messing with your logo is just a little too precious, don't you think? And maybe the two ones in Goog11e should have been birthday candles?

If you want to give your Twitter followers play-by-play highlights of your World of Warcraft sessions, then TweetCraft is for you. The free, open-source tool lets you send and receive tweets from within the game.

The real battle, going forward, will be over wireless net neutrality, and how companies like AT&T and Verizon Wireless manage their networks.

It's confusing. Microsoft throws a lot of stuff at you, often with little information.

Music professionals want more money, and now, they're going after online retailers like Apple's iTunes and Amazon to get it.

If you need to compare HTML, XML, or even binary files, only a proper diff utility will do. And ExamDiff Pro meets the gold standard for diff utilities, including its unique "fuzzy comparison."

The world is still focused on the new iPod Nano and Zune HD, but that didn't stop Sony from unveiling its thinnest Walkman ever on Wednesday morning. Sony's new NW-A840 Series devices measure just over a quarter inch thick.

Your favorite newspapers may soon be charging for online content with help from an unlikely source: Google.

Apple. Tablet PC. It's what anyone worth their weight in gossip is talking about on the Internet right now.

Want to get your hands on Microsoft's new Zune HD? You may soon be able to pre-order the device from Amazon, and it could cost significantly less than the iPod Touch.

by Jared Newman, PC World

By Brennon Slattery, PC World

Is Duke Nukem Forever developer 3D Realms finally shuttering? Seems like it.