Nokia has set its sights on Internet services, next-generation wireless technology and mobile application development.

The National Archives received only 32 million e-mails from the Clinton administration eight years ago, but in a few months, it expects to get hit with 50 times that from the Bush administration, which has exacerbated the problem by dragging its feet in supplying the data.

Companies, including Coghead, Caspio, Zoho and Wufoo, are bringing development to the masses.

Google yesterday said it is closing Lively, its 3-D world to better focus its development resources on core products.

Astronauts on the International Space Station next month will install an electronic nose designed to detect dangerous fumes as soon as they leak into the living quarters.

Yahoo rolled out a beta version of its new Glue search concept for the first time in the U.S. late Wednesday.

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