China-based hackers stole Indian national security information, 1,500 e-mails from the Dalai Lama's office and other sensitive documents, a new report said Tuesday.

Pharmaceutical CEO Michael Pacman is forced to take his own dangerous medications in order to survive a maze designed by a sadistic patient out for revenge.

Over the last decade, the Internet industry has nudged regular people to review restaurants, products, vacation destinations, even plastic surgeons. Now it has gone one step further with a potentially incendiary proposition: asking Internet users to submit anonymous reviews of one another.

A survey suggests that 53 per cent of consumers won't pay more than £499 for 3DTVs, which currently retail at around £2,000.

Ever since the first MP3 player emerged – sometime around 1996 – the enticing prospect of putting all your music, audio and video on one small system has been dangled in front of consumers.

Now Visible Measures, the counters of such things, is showing that Lady Gaga's music videos have cumulatively carried her beyond the 1 billion online-views threshold, a first for singing mankind or womankind.

The software maker said on Wednesday that it is releasing an add-on for the word processor that makes it easier to include labels, formulas, and chemical images into documents. Chem4Word, as the add-on is known, was introduced on Wednesday at the spring meeting of the American Chemical Society.

Britain's prime minister says the scientist credited with inventing the World Wide Web will lead a new Internet research institute. Tim Berners Lee, who developed the Web in 1990, will head up Britain's Institute of Web Science.

Let's face it, lawn care sucks. Mowing the lawn especially sucks when its 150 degrees outside during the summer. Even if you have a riding mower, getting out in the blazing Texas summer heat is no fun. A new concept mower is interesting, even if not practical. The thing is called the Lawn Mower Scooter.

A recent survey of enterprise IT managers that administer both PCs and Macs finds that Macs have a better TCO (total cost of ownership) than Windows boxes, and require less user training and help.