Motorola ATRIX HD Review: Motorola Finally Got One Right
Years from now when people reflect on Android and its meteoric rise to the top, Google's (GOOG) Motorola Mobility will absolutely be among the companies credited with…
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Rovio And The 'Amazing Alex' Gamble
At 12:00 p.m. EST, "Amazing Alex" hit the No.1 iPhone paid app position in America; eight hours is possibly the fastest move to No.1 ever…
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'Anonymous' Hacker Group Declares War On Pedophiles [Video]
The U.S. Government and various global authorities label "Anonymous" as cyberterrorist and criminals, but others refer to the group as freedom fighters and protectors of…
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How To Add A $300 Million Feature To Any Smartphone
HTC's $300 million investment in Beats Electronics last summer was one of the more questionable moves the struggling vendor has made in recent history. News of…
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The Surprising Impact Of The iPhone On AT&T And Verizon's Rivalry
AT&T paid dearly for iPhone exclusivity that started in June 2007 and ran for nearly four years. What did it buy? Back in 2Q07, AT&T Wireless…
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RIM CEO Tones Down The Happy Talk, Says He's 'Not Satisfied'
RIM CEO Thorsten Heins has wisely decided to ditch his "there's nothing wrong with the company as it exists right now" talking point. During his…
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Kim Dotcom's Extradition Hearing Delayed Until 2013
Kim Dotcom, the founder of defunct file hosting website Megaupload, will not see a judge regarding extradition until 2013, according to The New Zealand Heard.…
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More Than A Quarter Of High School Kids Have Sexted
The issue of "sexting" has been widely covered by the media, but the practice of sending explicit images and text messages via mobile phones may be…
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RIM Corporate Customers Preparing For Switch To iOS, Android
Corporate clients, the cornerstone of RIM's customer base in several key markets, are making plans to jump ship after the delay of the new BlackBerry…
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Microsoft Shows Off USB Stick Capable Of Bringing Windows 8 To Older Machines
Call it "Windows 8 on a stick." During Microsoft's Digital Worldwide Partner Conference on Monday, Microsoft showed off a USB stick that doesn't just help…
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Facebook, Yahoo Resolve Patent Spat
Yahoo sued Facebook over patents; Facebook sued Yahoo over patents; Yahoo and Facebook worked it out. Long-time partners Facebook and Yahoo have come to an…
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New Android Does Dangerous, Daunting Dirty Work In Labs [Video]
Ever wonder why robots always rebel against their human masters in every sci-fi movie in the history of the universe? It's likely because we humans…
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Hardware Hack Adds Wireless Charging To iPhone 4S [Video]
Rumors that wireless charging will be introduced in Apple's next iPhone seem to pop up at least once or twice ahead of each new iPhone…
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HTC Profit Plummets 58% In Q2
HTC on Friday reported disappointing unaudited second-quarter earnings that showed a huge drop in profit as the struggling smartphone maker's woes continue. The Taiwan-based vendor…
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Meet The New Spray-On Battery That Comes In A Can
Scientific American reports that a team of scientists from Rice University in Houston and the Catholic University of Louvain in Belgium have been working on a…
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Toshiba Hit With $87 Million Fine Over LCD Price Fixing Scandal
A Northern California jury on Tuesday found Toshiba guilty of conspiring to fix prices of liquid crystal displays. Customers brought a civil lawsuit against the…
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Apple Stock Hits $600 For First Time Since April
Shares of Apple's stock hit the $600-mark on Tuesday for the first time since April 27th. The company's stock price sky-rocketed earlier this year after Apple…
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Google+ Is An Uninviting Digital Man Cave, Say Female Technologists
Google+ was apparently designed by guys who have never lived with a woman. Or, at least that's the impression that five female technologists gave during…
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How A Century Of Telephone Expertise Doomed Ericsson
The mobile phone industry is used to vendors flaming out, sometimes just a couple of years after companies peak. Yet few handset companies have self-destructed…
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Google Joins Samsung In Patent Dispute With Apple
A new player has entered into what seems like a never-ending patent war between Samsung and Apple. After the United States District Court for Northern California…
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Apple Testing New Genius Bar Setup To Boost Capacity
The next time Apple fans head to their local stores for a Genius Bar consultation, they might notice some slight changes. ifoApplestore writes that Apple stores are…
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And The World's Most Popular Browser Is... Who Knows?
Computer World's Gregg Keizer writes that two firms have put out two wildly different sets of numbers for which browsers were the most used in…
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Apple Wins Injunction On U.S. Galaxy Nexus Sales
Apple has been granted a preliminary injunction banning sales of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus smartphone in the United States. U.S. District Court Judge Lucy Koh…
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South Carolina Clamps Down On Municipal Wi-Fi Menace
Ars Technica has a steller report on the South Carolina state legislature's recent passage of a bill that "effectively makes it difficult, if not impossible" for…
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Microsoft To Launch 'Xbox Music' Spotify-Like Streaming Service This Year
Microsoft is reportedly working on a new streaming music service that will tie in to its Xbox suite of gaming and entertainment services. Bloomberg on…
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Google Teases More Details About Its Glass Project
Google Glass, Google's tantalizing glasses headset that projects images and data directly onto users' eyes, got its own segment at Google I/O Wednesday even though…
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Apple Changes App Store Search Without Warning, Costs Developers Sales
Apple recently made some changes to the search algorithm used by its iOS App Store, and the move may end up having a serious impact on app…
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