Q: I’m trying to send a video file to a friend via email and she keeps telling me that she gets the message but not the attachment. What am I doing wrong? — Rhonda

Q: I’m trying to send a video file to a friend via e-mail and she keeps telling me that she gets the message but not the attachment. What am I doing wrong? - Rhonda

Karl Rove was the only Bush administration staffer who had it on Air Force One on Sept. 11, 2001. Barack Obama famously resisted giving up his after being elected president in 2008. And the paparazzi captured Sarah Jessica Parker's twins chewing on hers.

There's been a lot of talk about putting more information into the "cloud," though it hasn't exactly hit the mainstream.

REDMOND, Wash. - Microsoft Corp. will begin offering its online business services to companies of all sizes, no longer limiting them to those with more than 5,000 users, chairman Bill Gates said Monday.

NEW YORK - Here’s one thing I can say for certain about the new Palm Centro smart phone: it comes with a Sudoku game.

SEATTLE - Microsoft Corp. is unveiling a Web component for its desktop-based Office programs that lets computer users store, share and comment on documents, but the software maker did not go so far as to let people create new files from scratch online.

Shares of Limelight Networks, a Tempe-based company that helps deliver videos, games, music and other digital content over the Internet, surged in price Friday following an initial public offering.

BARCELONA, Spain - Microsoft Corp. has won backing from major cellular networks for a new generation of phones designed to transform mobile e-mail from executive accessory to standard issue for the corporate rank-and-file.

NEW YORK - A new round of strong earnings reports sent stocks soaring for a second straight session Friday as investors shrugged off surprisingly slow growth in the nation's gross domestic product.

SAN JOSE, Calif. - Visto Corp., a maker of mobile e-mail technology, has sued Microsoft Corp. for allegedly infringing on three of its patents related to how information is handled between servers and handheld devices such as cellular phones.

NEW YORK - Nokia Corp. is joining a suddenly crowded field of BlackBerry rivals, becoming the first major cell phone maker to weigh into the mobile e-mail market with its own brand and service.

BOSTON - IBM Corp. will receive $775 million in cash and $75 million in credit for software from Microsoft Corp. to settle claims that resulted from the federal government's antitrust case against Microsoft in the 1990s, the companies announced Friday.

BOSTON - IBM Corp. will receive $775 million in cash and $75 million in credit for software from Microsoft Corp. to settle claims that resulted from the federal government's antitrust case against Microsoft in the 1990s, the companies announced Friday.

REDMOND, Wash. - Microsoft Corp. released three security bulletins Tuesday to fix flaws that could let an attacker take complete control over a computer system.

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SAN JOSE, Calif. - Microsoft Corp.'s move to offer stronger anti-spam technology for its e-mail server software could spell trouble for companies that are trying to build businesses on products that filter out unwanted electronic pitches.

WASHINGTON - Microsoft Corp. warned consumers Wednesday about four critical new flaws in its popular Windows software as the company shifted to monthly alerts for serious problems that could let hackers break into computers.

SAN JOSE, Calif. - After years of following Intel Corp.'s lead, Advanced Micro Devices Inc. changed course Tuesday and launched a line of personal computer processors with features typically found only in high-end computers and servers.

SAN JOSE, Calif. - In a move aimed squarely at Microsoft Corp., Sun Microsystems today will unveil a suite of software for businesses that want to dump — or just can’t afford — the Windows operating system on their companies’ desktop computers.