House panel on Tuesday is expected to approve bill aimed at regulating how American companies operate in China and other foreign locales notorious for censorship.

  Only the Windows versions of RealOne Player, RealOne Player version 2, RealPlayer 10 and RealPlayer 11 beta

  Three finalists with robotic climbers are competing to win $500,000 from NASA.

  As expected, it was another great quarter for Apple, with Mac shipments leading the way as the company sold more than a million iPhones.

  PlayerBlock claims to be the first ever text-based service that lets people investigate the dating habits of others.

  Colorado Rockies suspend online ticket sales after orders overwhelm servers.

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  Microsoft concedes in EU fight, turning a blind eye on NSA wiretap aid, and happy birthday, Curly.

  The FBI once regularly (and surreptitiously) broke into Americans'homes, offices. Now a Senate bill seems to offer immunity to anyone who helps the government do just that.

  Sued by Motorola in August over four WLAN-related patents, Aruba is now countersuing, arguing that its use of the patents had gone unchallenged for years.

  The Linux developer says it will now focus on its Qtopia platform and leave the hassles of hardware to other companies.

  Diesel-electric hybrid vans are added to Italy route as part of companywide goal of becoming more fuel-efficient.

  A variety of business notebooks will come with access to Sprint's 3G network built in.

  Google confirms reports that users attempting to access popular American search engines have been redirected to China-based Baidu.