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AP - Texas Instruments Inc., which makes chips used in about half the world's cell phones, lowered its range of expected profits and sales in the first quarter, citing a key customer's decision to cut orders.

RIM Unveils First BlackBerry Flip Smartphone

Sony Says PS3 Price Will Remain Firm for Holidays

FCC Green-Lights Wireless Free Internet

Gartner IT Forecast Optimistic, Despite Economy

Elbot Wins Competition for Human-Like Computers

YouTube Launches Full-Length TV Shows with Ads

Report Puts T-Mobile's Android G1 Presales at 1.5 Million

Speech Rec: The New Leader of Automated Voice?

Venture Firms Recoil from Crisis, But Not for Long

British Military Loses Portable Hard Drive in New Blunder

Computer Hard Drive Cited in UK Car Bomb Trial

Micron Tech Cuts Global Workforce by 15 Percent

Despite IBM Profits, a Tech Gloom Still Looms

Kenya's elephants send text messages to rangers (AP)

Error puts data on 30 million German phone users on Internet (AFP)

FCC report negates free Internet interference claims (CNET)

DLO offers TransDock Direct for iPods (Macworld.com)

Apple will repair MacBooks that have faulty Nvidia GPUs (CNET)

Apple shares surge, investors like valuation (Reuters)

President signs broadband data collection bill (CNET)