— -- Did Microsoft know about the Xbox 360's potential to scratch spinning discs when reoriented? SeattlePi.com has an unsealed legal document from an ongoing lawsuit against the company that ...

Microsoft may have turned a blind eye to the Xbox 360’s nasty habit of scratching discs, according to documents filed in a suit against the company. Microsoft is facing a class action suit claiming ...

Hardware deficiencies have been an ongoing issue for Microsoft's Xbox 360. For its part, the publisher copped to one of the most egregious issues in June 2007, saying it would take a $1.05 billion hit ...

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It appears the class-action lawsuit brought against Microsoft over Xbox 360 scratching customer's discs isn't over just yet. The lawsuit was first filed in 2007, and testimony provided in 2008 alleged ...

Neck pain is a common ailment that can derail physical activity and make daily activities difficult to perform. For some people, the pain is temporary and only causes minor disruptions in their life.

A document unsealed in a lawsuit suggests that Microsoft considered and then rejected several options that would have made it less likely for the Xbox 360 to damage game discs rotating inside.

Certain exercises can help heal herniated disc faster than waiting it out. Those may include different stretches, rotations, and bends to help push the disc back away from your nerve root. Herniated ...

No road cycling equipment is as likely to stir up lively debate than disc brakes. Proponents say discs are more powerful, safer because they won’t overheat, and offer better modulation than standard ...

A dispute involving scratched Xbox 360 discs that stems back nearly will be heard by the Supreme Court of the United States, which will decide if there's enough cause for Microsoft to face ...