Apple to host media event September 9

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Apple Inc said on Monday that it would host a media event next week, when the company is widely expected to unveil an updated line of iPod media players.

Radiation Oncology Maps Out New Treatment Plans At AAPM 2009

Olympic aim to get Britons online

The UK’s Digital Champion Martha Lane Fox lays out a challenge to those already online to train those not on the internet.

Flixster’s "Movies" aims to connect film fans

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Film website Flixster launched a new version of its iPhone application “Movies” this week, highlighting how technology and the Web are bringing Hollywood directly to fans and bypassing traditional information outlets like newspapers.

Spotify app approved for iPhone

Apple approves the Spotify iPhone application, allowing users to stream music to their mobile handsets.

Microsoft cuts Xbox price by 25 percent

SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK (Reuters) – Microsoft Corp plans to slash the price of its high-end Xbox 360 video game console by $100, or 25 percent, stepping up the price war in the video game console market.

Anger at UK file-sharing policy

UK service providers have pledged to fight government proposals to toughen penalties for online pirates.

YouTube to share ad money with more video makers

NEW YORK (Reuters) – YouTube, the world’s most popular video sharing site, said on Tuesday it will start sharing advertising cash with users who upload the most popular clips of everything from skateboarding dogs to dancing babies.

Mobile TV ‘very slow’ to take off

While mobile TV created a big stir combining mobility and people’s love of TV, it has failed to live up to its promise.

Apple says Google Voice app alters iPhone

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – IPhone maker Apple Inc told U.S. regulators it has not approved Google Inc’s Voice application, which could challenge the wireless industry’s giants, because it interferes with the iPhone “user experience.”

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