In today's podcast: Microsoft's EC antitrust settlement needs minor changes; Android faces possible fragmentation; and Facebook, MySpace fix serious coding errors.

In today's podcast: New York files federal antitrust suit against Intel; Oracle ready to play hardball with EC over Sun deal; and Microsoft cuts another 800 employees.

In today's podcast: Cisco, EMC announce cloud partnership; IBM exec out over insider-trading scandal; and Via to release faster Nano chip.

In today's podcast: Ruiz steps down as GlobalFoundries chairman; Intel chipset causes problems for iPhone; and PC makers look to rural China for growth.

In today's podcast: Chinese iPhone sales off to slow start; Nokia finally kills off N-Gage; and Conficker infections top 7 million PCs.

In today's podcast: IDN ccTLDs; Facebook sues spammer for $700M; and Oracle reassures on Sun software future.

In today's podcast: Microsoft-Yahoo deal delayed; Google music search; and Twitter phishing.

In today's podcast: SAP results; Jive 4; and IBM sells sales team to Dassault Systemes.

In today's podcast: VMware Workstation 7 adds Windows 7 support; new Indian IT law; and Google Voice goes voice-less.

In today's podcast: Microsoft revenue and earnings drop; Icahn quits Yahoo board; Some Windows 7 upgrades crash.

In today's podcast: Toshiba launches DMFC charger; Ballmer kicks off Windows 7 launch; and McCain looks to block net neutrality.

In today's podcast: EC criticizes Oracle over antitrust investigation; VMware sees profit drop on higher R&D; and group wants US tax credit for R&D made permanent

In today's podcast: Sun lays off 3,000 workers; Richard Stallman joins call for MySQL sale; and Apple updates iMac line.

In today's podcast: MySQL co-founder wants Oracle to sell database; IBM puts executive on leave over securities-fraud charge; and Apple posts big jump in profits.

In today's podcast: IBM, Intel execs charged with insider trading; Nokia's Comes With Music service has just 107,000 users; and US gets mobile TV standard.