The Nine Inch Nails rocker talks to News.com about the future of music on the Internet and about leaving the record labels behind

  Skype's latest venture plugs the VoIP client's cool third-party games into a Facebook app, then walks away.

  After about an hour of trekking, I made it to the bridge at the center of the maze, all the while keeping to the map. Except when I didn't.

  Procedural move would give judge more time to decide whether it's necessary to impose on Redmond a lengthier watchdog period, as recently advocated by a number of state prosecutors.

  According to TechCrunch, Google plans to launch a new endeavor that seeks to take Facebook's open platform to a whole new level.

  Roughly the same percentage of the Mac OS X installed base upgraded to Leopard over the weekend as the percentage of the Windows installed base that has upgraded to Vista in nine months.

  Software giant says Mediaroom functionality won't be in fall update, but service providers will receive software by year's end.

  Research director Martin Illsley discusses how utilities could use Flickr and how software development should be like home building.

  Blogging from inside the world's largest maize maze is fun, even though the prospect of being lost amidst 40 acres of corn is a little scary.

  No U.S. recall planned, though owners are encouraged to send dysfunctional cameras back to be fixed.

  Pennsylvannia woman sues Prince after he demands that her home movie posted to YouTube be removed for violating his copyright.

  Internet access subscribers can breathe a sigh of relief, McAfee announces plans to acquire ScanAlert, and Apple says it's sold more than 2 million copies Leopard.

  Company releases a key-management product aimed at helping companies manage encrypted systems more efficiently.

  Winning robot for iRobot Create contest does many things you wish the company already offered in a home robot.