Billionaire investor Carl Icahn has officially threatened to take over Yahoo's board with $2.5 billion in stock if they do not revive takeover talks with Microsoft over its failed $47.5 billion bid.

Microsoft launches the most breathtaking view of our universe that the majority of our human eyes will ever see. Navigate through the universe via Microsoft's new amazing application. A Must See.

A recent courts decision has the torrent community shaking. 6 major Hollywood studios have won a $111 million copyright infringement case against popular bit torrent site, torrentspy.com. Does this spell trouble for bit torrent sharing in general?

GodTube calls itself non-denominational and features content from "all of the traditional Christian denominations" and has gone so far as to copyright the phrase "Jesus 2.0." It recently secured $30 million in new investment money.

After deciding to refuse to sell to Microsoft, Yahoo's stock prices have immediately dropped by 20 per cent and is continuing to drop. How low will Yahoo's stock price go?

Although police in Tarpon Springs, Fla., said there was "no question" that Deborah Jeane Palfrey committed suicide by hanging others are now saying that she was murdered to stop her from naming high-ranking political names.

Although it seems like everyone in the world is online these days, they are not. The people of Cuba are just now being given the opportunity to purchases their own personal computers.

Barbara Walters will appear on Oprah next week and admit to having an affair with Massachusetts Sen. Edward Brooke. She says the affair was "exciting" and "brilliant."

Five years ago today, President Bush appeared on a Navy aircraft carrier and proclaimed that he had "Major combat operations in Iraq have ended" in Iraq. Now the White House admits the "Mission Accomplished" sign placed behind Bush was a bad idea.

The experimental powder made from a pig's bladder regrew the man's severed finger to full length in just four weeks, including a finger print and fingernail.

In a bizarre 500-year old celebration observed by Muslims and Hindu infants are dropped 50 feet from a tower to wish them good health.

Today Google has opened their TV advertising program up to all advertisers and are offering a $2,000 promotional credit towards creating a professional TV commercial.

For Windows users that prefer XP to Vista (a large group) smiles were quickly turned to frowns as Microsoft launched the new XP Service Pack 3 only to pull it almost immediately due to (you guess it). Software glitches.

"Basic Instinct" director Paul Verhoeven's new book claims that Christ probably was the son of Mary and a Roman soldier who raped her during the Jewish uprising in Galilee.

A German publishing company will publish "The One-Volume Wikipedia Encyclopedia" featuring user-generated content made up of 50,000 of the most-searched terms on the German language edition of Wikipedia.

It looks like Canada's DigitalJournal.com have finally gotten a nod from none other than TechCrunch, one of the Web's most respected Web 2.0 blogs.

Kiss your privacy goodbye! An appeals court upholds the decision that is it OK for customs to search your laptop for inappropriate files as you enter and exit the country, giving the government direct access to your financial and other private records.

Every wanted to be a comic strip writer? Comic strip series 'Dilbert' is allowing fans to take a shot at writing their own endings and punchlines to the popular character's comic life. Is user-generated content the answer to finding fresh, funny material?

Bjork teams with filmmaker Isaiah Saxon to create a new, creative, 3D video for her song Wanderlust. The video looks unlike anything you have ever seen before.

As the economy continues to tank and prices continue to rise mom's all over the country learn to make due by clipping coupons, embracing generic grocery brands, and making their own baby food and detergent...