Corporate America is having the hardest time getting its customers to pay their bills since the last U.S. recession in 2001, according to a study released Wednesday. Read more »

NPR Labs says in its more than 260-page study of digital coverage and interference analysis it found the impact of a 10 percent digital power increase to analog service varied considerably. Read more »

Apple is offering to replace faulty batteries in iPod nanos in Japan following a government warning that the popular music players may pose a fire hazard, a company spokesman said Thursday. Read more »

Palm Inc unveiled a Treo smartphone Wednesday based on Microsoft Corp software to compete for business users against rivals such as Research In Motion's BlackBerry. Read more »

Apple Inc has issued a software update for the latest iPhone to help fix connection problems that led to a flurry of online complaints from customers, a European mobile service provider said Tuesday. Read more »

Iran said on Monday that a home-built rocket sent into space in a move that triggered US concern over possible military use will be able to take a satellite into low orbit around the earth. Read more »

A European court has intervened in Gary McKinnon's extradition to the United States. The British hacker has been given a temporary reprieve, but still faces extradition later this month. Read more »

Internet security specialist Secure Computing has issued a warning of an SQL injection attack that appears to have infected several thousand web servers, including government and financial services sites. Read more »

Cutting-edge technology is fuelling Olympic fever in South Korea, with employees using hand-held TVs or mobile phones to follow the Games live during work or off-duty hours. Read more »

NASA announced it has pushed back the launch of the Orion, the spacecraft designed to replace the agency's aging space shuttle fleet, by one year to 2014. Read more »