BEIJING - A rights group accused Western Internet companies on Thursday of complicity with censorship in China and called on Microsoft, Google and Yahoo to resist Beijing's demands.

Sega and Nintendo hook up on Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games.

Onscreen cartoons remind surfers that web access is constantly monitored.

Hands off 3G, digital TV, RFID, Wi-Fi and DVDs, say US trade officials.

Larrabee seens as Intel's response to AMD's ATI acquisition.

'Exhaustion' most likely cause of death.

Gates seeking to reach next generation of consumers.

The two biggest PC makers in China - Lenovo and Founder Electronics - have hinted at plans to strengthen their export strategies targeting other nations, including Australia.

Public beta may signal text mining features in SharePoint.

Lie about your age, advises security firm.

But Tiananmen Square still never happened.

Search leader Baidu's revenue up 175 per cent with new services.

Lenovo is set to inherit IBM’s PC business partners in its US$1.75 billion purchase of a major share in IBM’s Personal Computing Division (PCD) – a deal that has made the Chinese vendor the world’s third-largest PC business.

Is the next generation flat screen technology worth waiting for?