Korean regulators on Thursday fined domestic mobile phone manufacturers and carriers 45.3 billion won (roughly $40.2 million) for price-fixing and consumer fraud. According to the…
Read MoreGoogle 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…
Read MoreComcast, Cablevision, Verizon, Time Warner Cable and other Internet service providers in the United States will soon launch new programs to police their networks in…
Read MoreFormer 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…
Read MoreSince 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…
Read MoreRoughly one out of five companies plan to purchase tablets for their employees in the second quarter of 2012, according to a survey from ChangeWave…
Read MoreYahoo 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,…
Read MoreApple 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…
Read MoreA 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…
Read MoreApple 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…
Read MoreThe 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…
Read MoreGlobal media watchdog group Reporters Without Borders on Monday released its "Enemies of the Internet" list for 2012. The list is comprised of nations it…
Read MoreAT&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…
Read MoreApple CEO Steve Jobs approached CBS approximately one year ago in an attempt to secure a content deal for a streaming television service that was…
Read MoreIn 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…
Read MoreThe Motion Picture Association of America this week filed a motion for a summary judgement against file-sharing service Hotfile in a U.S. District Court in Florida,…
Read MoreSwedish authorities have reportedly secured warrants and are planning to raid The Pirate Bay. Unnamed Pirate Bay team members speaking with TorrentFreak claim to have…
Read MoreApple on Wednesday unveiled its new iPad, a sleek slate with a stunning 2,048 x 1,536-pixel Retina Display, a speedy Apple A5X processor and embedded…
Read MoreRedbox announced this week that the company crossed the two billion mark for movie and video game rentals. It will celebrate the milestone by offering…
Read MoreIn what can only be described as yet another set back for Google's privacy battle, Gmail users are accusing the search giant of accessing their…
Read MoreApple is currently locked in dozens of lawsuits around the world with various Android vendors, but the Cupertino-based company is apparently willing to negotiate terms…
Read MoreHTC's revenue during the first two months of 2012 has plummeted 45% compared to the same period last year. The popular vendor on Tuesday published…
Read MoreThe laughs are reportedly over for five top members of the hacker group LulzSec who were arrested on Tuesday and charged as part of a conspiracy…
Read MoreResearch In Motion's increased marketing efforts centered around its "Be Bold" campaign in North America have not paid off according to Canaccord Genuity. Sales of…
Read MoreApple co-founder Steve Jobs was no stranger to legal battles involving the patent system. Apple is currently waging war on a number of Android vendors…
Read MoreThe RIAA's CEO Cary Sherman said that he hopes the Stop Online Piracy Act protest were a "one-time experience." In an op-ed piece written in The New York…
Read MoreResearch In Motion is likely to report a disappointing February quarter according to Jeffries & Company analyst Peter Misek, and the company may soon pre-announce…
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