 | Top headlines | Support for multitouch input is one of the most tangible ways that Windows 7 differs from its predecessors. But will many people actually get their hands on the technology?
| | At the search giant's e-mail security unit, globally distributed automated systems and Zero-Hour software keep spam and viruses out of in-boxes.
| | The environmental group wags its finger at electronics makers for backtracking on their commitment to eliminate certain chemicals from their products.
| | (hands-on) New release brings the second-most popular browser up to speed with current browsing technology and trends, and perhaps nudges it ahead of the competition.
| A new data center in Lockport, N.Y., is part of a strategy that Yahoo believes will allow it to end carbon offset purchases to reach carbon-neutral status. Road Trip 2009 takes a swing through eastern Utah--and a brief journey across the border into Arizona--to see some of the most awe-inspiring rock formations on Earth.  Video of the day | | Is Garfield pornographic?
Firefox 3.5 gets high marks from Download.com, Joost is waving the white flag, and China thinks that Garfield is pornographic. |
Technically Incorrect | | | | In a new series of online ads for its Internet Explorer 8 browser, created by the team behind the Mojave Experiment, Microsoft goes beyond the pale. In fact, a bucket is required. Read full story |
The Social | | | | A developer was told by a Twitter employee that the company is "uncomfortable" with his use of the word "tweet"--as well as a user interface that bears a similar resemblance to Twitter's. Read full story | | | |  | More from CNET News:
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