Artificial intelligence (and presumably synthetic skin and flesh) will be so far evolved by the middle of this century that experts believe humans will fall in love with, and marry, robots.

The OLPC project is looking to use cows as the power source for remote networks and PCs – no cow pies involved.

In a move that’s sure to win the company the support of consumer advocates, Apple Inc. has imposed limits on who can buy their hot iPhone, and how they can pay for it.

Major torrent sharing sites are seething with traffic from people seeking pre-release copies of Apple’s latest OS, but experts expect the piracy to die off once the official release comes.

The software giant from Redmond posted a massive 27% year-on-year increase in first quarter revenues over 2006, despite lackluster Zune sales and the widespread dissatisfaction with Windows Vista.

The new version of Windows Mobile, to be unveiled later today, has its sights set on reclaiming lost mobile territory – and it’s shooting to kill.

Napster Mobile, AT&T’s foray into the mobile content delivery arena, faces stiff competition on price and features.

Google’s rumored GPhone is shaping up to be a serious contender for a seriously attractive price. In a strategy contrary to the Apple-AT&T bundling deal that can run users $2,000 per year in costs and fees, Google is looking to in-house operating systems and recent tech acquisitions to make its rumored mobile phone affordable for the masses.