New free 3D modeling software adds geo-location, color aerial imagery, photo tracing, and Building Maker integration.

Internet Explorer 8 continued to eat up a chunk of global browser market share in August, helping the continued decline of IE6, but IE usage overall was also down, according to Wednesday data from Net Applications.

A glitch with a YouTube video intended to notify users about Google's new Priority Inbox feature has resulted in some unwanted Gmail background music.

PCMag is at the Apple press event in San Francisco, and live blogging it just for you.

Microsoft is bringing back the Family Pack version of Windows 7 in the U.S. starting Oct. 3.

Sony is reportedly prepping a music and video subscription service that would initially provide access to content through its PlayStation gaming consoles.

Apple will live stream its Wednesday press event, the company announced on its Web site.

Symantec and Trend Micro have yet to weigh in, but there are already some powerful premium AV options available. We detail the best of the bunch so far, and we take a look to see how some free options stack up, too.

MySpace on Monday announced the release of Sync with Facebook, a feature that will let MySpace users sync their updates with Facebook.

Google has extended a licensing agreement with the Associated Press that will allow the search engine giant to post AP content on sites like Google News.

The publisher of the Oxford English Dictionary is reportedly mulling a switch to an online-only version of the 126-year-old book.

Microsoft is making one final push to get a $290 million patent case heard by the courts—or, rather, to get the U.S. Supreme Court to hear its appeal in a case that almost got Word pulled from the market.

Microsoft said Friday that it will rename Windows Live Sync to Windows Live Mesh, and raise Mesh's storage limit to 5 Gbytes of free cloud storage.

Google has purchased Ångströ, a small startup whose work tie together news and social contacts.

Google's new realtime search aims to ferret out the most relevant Twitter tweets, public Facebook and MySpace updates, but how does it fare?

Apple lowered the barrier for self-publishing via iBooks with the Thursday release of an update for iWork.

Facebook was hit with a proposed class-action suit on Friday, arguing that the site's use of the "Like" button exploits the preferences of minors for commercial gain.