HTC Won't Use Cheap Phones To Bolster Sales, CEO Says
Troubled smartphone manufacturer HTC plans to sell only medium- to high-end handsets despite struggling to match sales of its competitors. "We don't want to destroy…
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Samsung Plans To Launch Facebook Competitor
Samsung is planning to enter the social network market early next year by introducing a Facebook competitor, The Korea Times reported. The service, which the…
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Leaked Internal Document Confirms Sprint's Google Wallet Alternative
Last week it was rumored that Sprint was investing in its own payment platform that would reportedly replace Google's Wallet service. According to internal documents…
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Sen. Wyden And Rep. Issa Introduce Vague 'Internet Bill Of Rights'
Senator Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) and Representative Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) want to make sure that Congress doesn't try to pass another piece of legislation like the…
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Apple Kicks Off WWDC 2012: 650,000 App Store Apps, 30 Billion Downloads Served
Apple's annual Worldwide Developer Conference started with a bang on Monday as Apple CEO Tim Cook took the stage to begin the company's WWDC 2012…
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Google Street View Can Keep Up Its Swiss Watch, Court Rules
Anyone familiar with the Swiss knows that they're a private sort of folk who don't care much for the meddling of outsiders. This is a…
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How Samsung Could Get Its Revenge Against Apple
The word on the street is that Apple could file for a temporary restraining order against the Samsung Galaxy S III on Friday. Naturally, Samsung probably…
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Gladwell: In 50 Years, Steve Jobs Will Be Forgotten And Bill Gates Will Be Honored [Video]
In the year 2062, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs will be a distant memory and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates will be celebrated across the world, according to…
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Bizarre Android Malware Disrupts Bizarre Japanese Girl-Band Election
Symantec recently discovered what it's calling "bizarre malware" that has been created to infect Android phones of fans who are voting in Japan's premier annual…
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Apple Looks To Spoil Samsung's Galaxy S III Party
Android fans waiting to get their hands on a Samsung Galaxy S III could be in for a rude awakening later this month. That's because,…
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Leaked Hardware Parts List Suggests Big Mac Lineup Update
AppleInsider scored a leaked list of part numbers for new Apple hardware and it looks as though Apple is preparing a big refresh for the…
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Facebook Deemed Useless And Boring By One-Third Of Users
In case Facebook's perpetually sinking post-IPO stock price and a handful of pesky class action lawsuits isn't causing enough of a headache for the social networking…
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Netflix Passes Apple To Take Lead In Online Movie Business
Apple has been dethroned as the dominant player in the U.S. online movie business. According to a recent report from market research firm IHS iSuppli,…
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Android Patent Litigation Roundup, Featuring Google IP Lawyers And The Samsung Galaxy Tab
It's another day in the tech world, which means that there are lots of stories swirling around Android devices allegedly infringing upon patents. Hit the…
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Ex-Google Employee Calls Google+ A 'Stupid Facebook Clone'
Google's social network Google+ has been the subject of numerous debates. Despite boasting a large user base, a recent study suggested the service is a…
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Samsung Galaxy Note Sales Reach 7 Million Units; Galaxy S, S II Sales Top 50 Million
Samsung on Friday announced that channel sales of its Galaxy S and Galaxy S II smartphone lines have topped 50 million units globally. Roughly 24…
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Digital Music Revenue Overtakes Physical Formats In U.K. For First Time
Digital music downloads and streaming revenues for the first time ever have surpassed those of physical CDs in the United Kingdom, according to the British…
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New Service Lets You Track Tweets Politicians Tried To Delete
A number of politicians have found themselves in hot water over the years following inappropriate or even vulgar messages posted to Twitter. Now, thanks to…
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Cook Stirs The Pot: Apple CEO On TV, Siri, Upcoming Products And More
Apple CEO Tim Cook opened up All Things Digital's tenth annual conference on Tuesday evening and while no one expected any product announcements during his…
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Facebook Looks To Apple As It Builds The 'Facebook Phone'
Facebook has reportedly hired more than half a dozen former Apple engineers as part of renewed efforts to build an own-brand smartphone. According to a…
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Facebook Reportedly In Talks To Acquire Web Browser Maker Opera
Following Facebook's $1 billion acquisition of Instagram, it looks like the company has no intention of slowing down. According to a report from Pocket-lint, the…
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Facebook Hit With Another Class Action Suit, This Time Over IPO Debacle
Pennsylvania-based law firm Kessler Topaz Meltzer & Check, LLP on Friday filed a class action lawsuit against Facebook regarding the handling of its initial public offering,…
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Sharp And Sony To Terminate Joint LCD Venture
Sharp and Sony on Wednesday released a joint statement to announce the end of the companies' joint venture to produce and sell LCD panels. Due…
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Voice-Controlled 4G Cop Car Of The Future Identifies Lawbreakers On Its Own [Video]
Police officers may soon find themselves patrolling the streets in next-generation vehicles that combine Knight Rider with modern technology to create a cruiser that can…
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HP Beats The Street In Q2; Confirms Plans To Cut 27,000 Jobs As Q3 Guidance Misses
Hewlett-Packard on Wednesday reported its second-quarter earnings that beat Wall Street's expectations. Analysts expected the computer giant to report revenue of $29.92 billion and earnings…
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Apple's Design Boss Says The Best Is Yet To Come
During an interview with The Telegraph published on Wednesday, Apple's design boss Jonathan Ive said that his most impressive work at Apple has yet to…
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Best Buy Tops Expectations In Q1, Online Revenue And Mobile Sales Up
Best Buy on Tuesday reported results for the first quarter of 2012. The electronics retail giant posted better-than-expected earnings per share, despite declining store sales.…
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