U.S. ISPs Become 'Copyright Cops' Starting July 12th
Comcast, Cablevision, Verizon, Time Warner Cable and other Internet service providers in the United States will soon launch new programs to police their networks in…
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Google To Adopt 'Semantic Search' Within Months, WSJ Says
Google is reportedly in the process of giving its Web-search formula a major makeover in an attempt to fix its shortcomings and maintain its dominance…
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President Bill Clinton To Deliver CTIA Keynote
The CTIA on Monday announced that President Bill Clinton will be the final keynote speaker at this year's International CTIA Wireless event in New Orleans,…
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People Want Supersized Cell Phones, New Study Shows
A new study from Strategy Analytics found that smartphone owners in the U.S. and U.K. prefer devices with a 4-inch to 4.5-inch display, as long…
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'Anonymous' Hacker Group Releases Its Own Desktop OS [Updated]
Notorious hacker group "Anonymous Operations" on Wednesday released the first version of its own desktop operating system. Dubbed Anonymous-OS, the computer platform is built on…
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Digital Bolex, A Cinema-Quality Camera For The Masses, Shown Off At SXSW [Video]
During the annual South by Southwest conference in Austin, Texas, Digital Bolex showcased its retro 2k resolution RAW video camera. Up until now, RAW-capable video cameras were…
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Former Google Exec: Larry Page Ruined Google
Former Engineering Director at Google and current Partner Development Manager at Microsoft James Whittaker on Tuesday published a lengthy piece explaining why he chose to leave…
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Android Tablets Can't Compete With The iPad 2, Let Alone The New iPad, Analyst Says
Since Apple's iPad event last week, the tablet has seen a record number of pre-orders with shipping times for new orders now reaching two to…
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Verizon Exec Slips, Suggests 4G LTE-Equipped iPhone To Launch This Year
Following a brief unconfirmed nationwide outage suffered by Verizon Wireless's 4G LTE network on Tuesday morning, the carrier seemingly sought to draw attention to LTE…
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Corporate Demand For Apple's iPad Increases
Roughly one out of five companies plan to purchase tablets for their employees in the second quarter of 2012, according to a survey from ChangeWave…
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Apple's Tablet Share Slides In Q4 Following Kindle Fire Launch
Tablet shipments increased 56.1% in the fourth quarter of 2011 to 28.2 million units worldwide, according to market research firm IDC. A total of 68.7…
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Yahoo Files 'Puzzling' Patent Lawsuit Against Facebook
Yahoo has filed a massive patent infringement lawsuit against its business partner, Facebook, AllThingsD reported on Monday. The search company claims that Facebook's News Feed,…
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Apple's 'iTV' To Launch In Q4 According To Report
Apple's rumored iOS-powered high-definition television will enter production in May or June ahead of a launch slated for the fourth quarter this year, one analyst…
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The iPad Could Be The Future Of Gaming
With Friday's release of the new iPad, Epic Games president Mike Capps has offered a huge amount of praise for Apple's new tablet in the…
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Dear Microsoft: You're Doing It Right
Microsoft's Windows 8 tablets will be the first to complete with the iPad because they offer something Android never has: differentiation.
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Apple Sued Over 'Misleading And Deceptive' Siri Ads
Apple is being sued in New York by Frank Fazio, who claims that Apple falsely advertises Siri as a responsive and helpful when in fact the…
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Pegatron Workers Say They Were Ignored After iPad Plant Explosion
A report on Monday from NPR has provided new insights into an explosion that injured 59 workers in an iPad plant last December. The incident occurred…
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Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G Available From T-Mobile On March 21st
T-Mobile on Monday announced that the Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G will be available in select stores on March 21st and nationwide on March 28th.…
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New Microsoft Software Can Translate Voices Into Foreign Languages
Researchers at Microsoft have created software that can translate a user's voice into a foreign languages, a solution with the potential to revolutionize communications, MIT's…
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PirateBox Offline File-Sharing Solution Puts Pirates Out Of Authorities' Reach [Video]
The recent ordeal surrounding the now defeated SOPA and PIPA proposals followed by the shuttering of file-sharing giant Megaupload has put online piracy back in…
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Apple Accuses Samsung Of Violating Court Order In Infringement Case
Apple has accused Samsung of violating a court order to produce its source code in a recent patent infringement case. The Cupertino-based company claims that…
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Watchdog Group Reveals 'Enemies Of The Internet' List For 2012
Global media watchdog group Reporters Without Borders on Monday released its "Enemies of the Internet" list for 2012. The list is comprised of nations it…
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AT&T 4G LTE To Hit 12 New Markets Beginning Next Month
AT&T's 4G LTE service will soon expand to 12 new markets, with the next phase of the roll-out concluding early this coming summer according to…
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Nokia's Rumored 10-Inch Windows 8 Tablet Reportedly Coming In Q4
Nokia and Microsoft plan to continue their mobile partnership by entering into the tablet race, DigiTimes reported on Monday. According to the publication, Nokia will…
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Apple Says New iPad Demand Is 'Off The Charts' As Pre-Orders Sell Out
Apple confirmed this past weekend that pre-order inventory of its new iPad tablet has been depleted. "Customer response to the new iPad has been off the…
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Apple's Upcoming Streaming TV Service Again Tipped By CBS CEO
Apple CEO Steve Jobs approached CBS approximately one year ago in an attempt to secure a content deal for a streaming television service that was…
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Apple Forced To Cut Profit Margins With New iPad, Analyst Says
In an effort to keep the iPad's price the same, Apple may have had to cut profit margins compared to previous models, The Wall Street…
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