It sounded like a dream come true for someone with dozens of e-mail and social-networking accounts: A free Web service called Fuser that lets you check all of your messages from one central location.

  With a sleek design and an even sleeker advertising campaign, Motorola Inc. is banking on its new Razr2 cell phone to pump up anemic sales and provide a rosier future after a yearlong slump punctuated by back-to-back losses.

  Now you can access AOL's popular instant-messaging service using cell phone text messaging.

  Qualcomm Inc. on Wednesday launched a chip that will make it easier to build laptops compatible with the two dominant cellular broadband technologies in the United States.

  A leading industry analyst on municipal wireless projects is revising its 2007 spending estimates as cities find their projects costing more and drawing less interest from residential customers than expected.

  The Internet's key oversight agency is investigating suspicions that insider information is being used to snatch desired domain names before an individual or business can register them.

  Shareholders of Cablevision Systems Corp. rejectedon Wednesday a $10.6 billion bid by the company's controlling shareholders, the Dolan family, to take the New York-area cable TV provider private.

  Microsoft Corp. said Wednesday it had withdrawn the two last challenges to an EU antitrust order — a move that shuts the book on its past legal fights and lets it focus on avoiding future trouble with European regulators.

  MySpace is getting into the book business.

  Determined to sell more television ads, Internet search leader Google Inc. is sharpening its focus on the medium with demographic data from the influential Nielsen Co.

  After making this discovery, the Newsvine user blew the whistle, writing an article for Newsvine. His exposeé quickly reached the front page of Newsvine.com and became one of the site's most-active stories, receiving over 75 votes. ("Excellent catch,"wrote one user.

  According to the BBC's consumer rights television program Watchdog, set to air later today, fraudsters could open bank accounts and receive credit cards armed simply with the information found on a user's Facebook page. Sorry - not sure what happened with the link. Try Here

  Did you just grope me? Shall we head to the police? That's the message women are flashing on their cell phones with a popular program designed to ward off wandering hands in Japan's congested commuter trains.

  It appears that Google is working on integrating IMAP into Gmail. Download Squad reader eD! Thomas sent in a tip letting us know he came across the new IMAP setting while snooping around Gmail.