SAN FRANCISCO – Faced with the discovery of a serious flaw in the Internet's workings, computer network administrators around the world have been rushing to fix their systems with a cobbled-together patch. Now it appears that the patch has some gaping

Chinese citizens who frequent Internet cafes in Beijing and the surrounding suburbs must now be photographed and have their data saved to a government database before they can use any of the computers. Unsurprisingly, the measures are off-putting to many

Give Hieronymus Bosch a Mac Pro with two 3.2-GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon processors and 32 gigs of RAM, unfettered Internet access — and some electricity — and you have Case Simmons and Andrew Burke's You Can Live Forever in Paradise on Earth. The duo r

The number of broadband internet users in Brazil reached 10 million by mid-2008, up 48 percent from the same period last year, according to a study released Thursday by Cisco, a world leading supplier of network equipment and management. Pedro Ripper, pre

Flat rates and cheaper costs for data are drawing more and more users to access the Internet via their mobiles and there is great potential for advertising growth, industry players say.