BEA Systems hopes Carl Icahn, its largest shareholder, will gain a better sense of the company's value after reviewing the documents.

  Wired News holds a contest for the saddest cubicles, and the winners are damn depressing.

  Two U.S. carriers sign up for Google's Android mobile phone platform.

  Google lays out its telecommunications plans; carbon conflict over ocean seeding; and Vietnam's high-tech future.

  Yahoo doesn't need another social network. It needs one that works.

  Board of directors for the media company, plagued by lukewarm stock performance, has ousted its chief executive.

  The City Car is a proposed two-seater powered by lithium-ion batteries that would stack much like a grocery cart.

  A project to improve urban transportation will make its debut this week in Milan.Images: MIT's stackable electric car

  Tower speakers from a major maker are reduced by $175 today.

  Research firm comScore says that 62 percent of those that downloaded album paid nothing. Of those that did pay, Americans were apt to fork over a bit more.

  Tech giant unveils Android, its new software for mobile devices. Now it's up to phone makers to put Google's goods into gear.

  CNET Blog Network contributor Dan Rosenberg offers up the new-school business model Monetization Scorecard.

  The two will collaborate on finding a way to use photosynthetic form of bacteria as a feedstock for diesel or synthetic petroleum.

  Glaskowsky reports on the Vintage Computer Festival.