Throttling Unlimited Data Plans Is Pointless, Study Finds
AT&T's questionable policy with regard to unlimited smartphone data plan holders recently found its way back into the limelight following a new wave of subscriber…
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Apple Defends Rights To iPad Name In Shanghai Court
Apple on Wednesday defended itself in a Shanghai court against Proview International, which claims Apple is violating a trademark it holds on the "iPad" name,…
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Authorities Take Down Another Popular File-Sharing Site, Arrest Founder For Piracy
Authorities in Germany recently executed a raid that resulted in at least two arrests and the takedown of another popular file-sharing service. German-language news site…
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Samsung Galaxy Note Review: The Smartphone That 'Samsunged' Samsung
You know what they say about guys with huge phones... They're compensating for tiny data plans. Samsung's Galaxy Note is a giant smartphone. Or a…
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Microsoft Launches No Holds Barred Anti-Google Campaign [Video]
"What happens when the world's largest advertising business tries to sell productivity software on the side?" Microsoft asks users in its new Googlighting video. "Beware the Googlighting…
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U.S. Officials Fearful Over Potential 'Anonymous' Cyberattacks
The notorious "hactivist" group "Anonymous Operations" has the National Security Agency on edge, with the Agency's director warning of the group's dangerous growth. General Keith…
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Apple Reveals Plans For Solar Farm At North Carolina Data Center
Apple on Monday updated the company's environmental website with data from the past year, revealing new details surrounding its iCloud and Siri data center located…
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Analyst Charged With Insider Trading And Fraud After Leaking Apple Sales Data
A research analyst and a former executive who revealed insider information about Apple's sales have both been charged, reports Reuters. Analyst John Kinnucan on Friday…
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Chinese Court Orders Ban On Apple's iPad
A lawyer representing Proview International on Monday announced that the Intermediate People's Court in Huizhou, a city in southern China, ruled on Friday that distributors…
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Amazon May Launch 10-Inch Kindle Fire In Q2, New Color E Ink Reader Next Month
Amazon is reportedly preparing to launch a new 6-inch color E Ink eReader as soon as next month, followed by a 10-inch Kindle Fire tablet…
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Fair Labor Association: Foxconn Factory Has 'Tons Of Issues'
The Fair Labor Association has uncovered a number of issues that need to be addressed at a Foxconn's Shenzhen factory, reports Bloomberg. "We're finding tons…
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Apple Seen Selling 31 Million iPhones, 11 Million iPads This Quarter
Apple posted the most profitable quarter ever among technology companies to close out 2011 and according to a number of industry analysts, the Cupertino-based company…
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Google And Other Advertisers Used 'A Special Code' To Bypass Safari Privacy Restrictions
Google and other leading advertising companies have been bypassing the privacy settings of millions of unknowing Safari users, reports the Wall Street Journal. Using "a…
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Apple's iPad Loses Market Share In Q4 To... The BlackBerry PlayBook?
It looks like one of our favorite tablets finally managed to put a dent in Apple's market share. Apple posted the second most profitable quarter…
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Sony Completes Sony Ericsson Buyout
Sony on Thursday announced the transaction to acquire Ericsson's 50% stake in Sony Ericsson has been completed. Sony and Ericsson announced the deal last October,…
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iPad Trademark Battle Heats Up As More Apple Tablets Seized
Chinese authorities have seized iPad tablets in at least two more cities as the battle over the "iPad" name rages in the East. Officials seized…
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AT&T 4G LTE Service Goes Live In Tampa, FL And Durham, NC
AT&T announced on Wednesday that its lightning fast 4G LTE network has launched in two new markets. Subscribers in the Tampa-St. Petersberg, Florida area and…
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FCC To Block Rollout Of LightSquared 4G LTE Network
LTE startup LightSquared is about to be dealt the final blow in a longstanding battle that has seen its dream of becoming "America's dumbest pipe" shattered.…
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BlackBerry Dealt Another Blow As Government Agency Opts For iPhones, Android
Government deployment of BlackBerry smartphones in the United States has been big business for struggling Canadian handset maker Research In Motion, but the tide seems to…
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AT&T On Data Throttling: Blame Yourselves
In an effort to justify its policies surrounding data service throttling for subscribers with unlimited smartphone data plans, AT&T on Tuesday issued a brief report…
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Samsung Exec: Apple's 'iTV' Is Nothing To Worry About
Samsung was the No.1 flat panel TV vendor in 2011 and despite a seemingly imminent threat from Apple, the company is not concerned much about…
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Google's Motorola Acquisition Approved By Justice Department
The United States Department of Justice has approved Google's proposed $12.5 billion acquisition of Motorola Mobility, Reuters's Poornima Gupta reports. The deal gained regulatory approval…
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NPD: Apple Ends 2011 As No.1 Brand, Best Buy Top Retailer
Consumer technology hardware sales in the United States fell 0.5% percent in 2011, ending the year just shy of $144 billion according to market research…
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BitTorrent Piracy Has No Impact On U.S. Box Office Sales, Study Finds
Though box office revenues declined for the second consecutive year in 2011, a new study suggests that there is little if any correlation between United…
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By The Numbers: Apple Vs. The World
The news that Apple planned to unveil its third-generation iPad in early March sent Apple's stock soaring to $500 and beyond, and it brought back…
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Google Developing Android-Powered Home Entertainment System
Google is developing a home-entertainment system to stream music wirelessly throughout a users' houses, The Wall Street Journal reports. The device will be Google-branded, marking a…
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Megaupload Shutdown Did Nothing To Slow Piracy, Study Finds
The recent federal takedown of notorious file-sharing service Megaupload was initially seen as a huge victory for owners of copyrighted music and movies, but new…
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