In today's podcast: IBM announces new Power7 processor; PayPal suspends payments in India; and Google reduces Nexus One termination fee.

In today's podcast: SAP's CEO resigns, effective immediately; Chinese man jailed for importing fake Cisco gear; and judge reverses dismissal of class-action suit against Dell.

In today's podcast: DOJ opposes revised Google book deal; National Science Foundation signs computing deal with Microsoft; and Intel rolls out new vPro platform for Core chips.

In today's podcast: Cisco says future bright, resumes hiring; Symbian goes open source ahead of schedule; and Intel planning to release six-core processors.

In today's podcast: Intel ready to ship Tukwila; Nexus One update fixes 3G connectivity problem; and Google developing customer service operation for Nexus One.

In today's podcast: Amazon.com bows to pricing demands from Macmillan; Yahoo extends agreement with AP; and Google to reportedly open store for third-party apps.

In today's podcast: Cisco licenses TelePresence protocol; Google to drop support for IE6; and FTC complaint filed over iPad pictures showing Flash.

In today's podcast: Lawmakers want investigation into attacks on House Web sites; Windows 7 lifts Microsoft's financial results; and Apple's A4 chip could make its way into iPhone.

In today's podcast: Apple unveils iPad tablet computer; Baidu beats music labels in court; and Oracle says no plans to offer its own cloud service.

In today's podcast: McGraw-Hill CEO says Apple's Tablet announcement coming later today; Oracle sues Rimini Street for IP theft; and FCC looking at termination fees for Google's Nexus One.

In today's podcast: Apple reports blockbuster first quarter; VMware sees large gains in maintenance fees; and Microsoft leaks SDK for Windows Mobile 6.5.

In today's podcast: Motorola files ITC complaint against RIM; China says it wasn't involved in Google attack; and HP to bundle music service with PCs in Europe.

In today's podcast: Exploit for IE6 flaw already in the wild; Google profits rise; and AMD returns to profit.

In today's podcast: EU approves Oracle-Sun deal; Gartner raises IT spending outlook; and YouTube to rent movies.

In today's podcast: Researcher links hacks to China; IBM back on sales growth path; and Rambus, Samsung settle legal dispute.