Yahoo Inc.'s efforts to revive takeover talks with Microsoft Corp. have reached a dead end, prompting the Internet pioneer to hire online search leader Google Inc. to handle some of its advertising sales.

The software maker was willing to buy Yahoo's search business and offered to buy a 16 percent stake at $35 a share--above the price Microsoft offered when it was trying to get all of Yahoo. Read this blog post by Ina Fried on Beyond Binary.

Financial Times is like the UK's Wall Street Journal so they don't print things lightly truth likelihood is very high

Addy fiddled with the HTC Touch at the official unveiling about a month ago but we've just got our own

We know the iPhone is going to be center stage on Monday But maybe you don't want a new iPhone

Spec should be 10 times faster than current connections. AMD and Nvidia say Intel's grip on it could make them late to the game. Read this blog post by Brooke Crothers on News Blog.

T-Mobile says the coffee giant 'secretly' developed a plan with AT&T to provide Wi-Fi at its cafes, despite an exclusive partnership with T-Mobile. Read this blog post by Desiree Everts on News Blog.