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'Throwaway' camera designed to help police
Dec 8 2005 5:52PM (CT)
BOSTON (AP) - Police officers stepping into hostage standoffs and other dicey situations now have something new to throw into the mix _ a baseball-sized camera that can be hurled from afar, survive the landing and wirelessly relay video and audio back to base for two hours.
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Businesses rush for '.eu' domain name
Dec 8 2005 7:49AM (CT)
BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - European businesses rushed to sign up for the new ".eu" Internet domain name, putting in 100,000 Web site applications by the end of its first day available, the group in charge of registering the requests said Thursday.
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MPAA pushes for tougher bootlegging laws
Dec 8 2005 3:20AM (CT)
NEW YORK (AP) - Every evening rush hour, hustlers lugging bags full of bootlegged movies walk the subway train aisles, calling "two for five dollars!" as brazenly as if they were selling hot dogs at Yankee Stadium. At those prices, the DVDs, often of current Hollywood blockbusters, sell well, despite laughable sound and picture quality. Few customers seem to care the copies were made illegally.
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Xbox 360 beats PlayStation to Japan stores
Dec 8 2005 12:57AM (CT)
TOKYO (AP) - Microsoft Corp. will get the jump on Sony this Saturday by introducing the next-generation Xbox 360 in its rival's backyard, but winning over Japan's notoriously finicky video game fans will be an uphill battle for the American interloper.
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Xbox 360 beats PlayStation to Japan stores
Dec 8 2005 12:55AM (CT)
TOKYO (AP) - Microsoft Corp. will get the jump on Sony this Saturday by introducing the next-generation Xbox 360 in its rival's backyard, but winning over Japan's notoriously finicky video game fans will be an uphill battle for the American interloper.
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