Apple In Settlement Talks With Proview Over iPad Trademark Dispute
Apple and Proview have initiated talks in an attempt to resolve an ongoing legal dispute over the iPad trademark, IDG News Services reported on Friday.…
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Microsoft Posts Q3 Beat: Operating Income Grows To $6.37 Billion On $17.41 Billion In Sales
Following the huge loss reported by major mobile partner Nokia, Microsoft posted its fiscal third-quarter results on Thursday following the close of the market. Wall…
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'Anonymous' Hackers To Create A New Social Music Platform [Video]
A small group of coders claiming to be part of the hacker group "Anonymous" are creating a new social music platform, WIRED reported on Thursday.…
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New York Sues Sprint For $300 Million Over Alleged Tax Fraud [Updated]
New York on Thursday filed a lawsuit against Sprint Nextel Corp looking to collect more than $300 million, Reuters reported. The wireless company is accused…
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iPhone Sales To Continue Declining Until 'iPhone 5' Launch, Canaccord Says
Sales of Apple's popular iPhone line of smartphones will continue to decline until the next-generation model launches later this year according to one analyst. Mike…
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TIME Accused Of Hacking Anonymous Hackers' Position On TIME 100 List
"Anonymous Operations," a global band of hacker-activists whose targets over the past year include the CIA and other government bodies, has been ranked No. 36…
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Verizon Reports Q1: Earnings Up 16%, 734,000 Net Subscriber Additions
Verizon on Wednesday reported earnings for the first quarter that narrowly beat analysts' expectations. The nation's top carrier posted a profit of $0.59 per share,…
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'Big Brother' Black Boxes To Soon Be Mandatory In All New Cars
Beginning in 2015, all new cars in the United States will likely need to be fitted with data-recording "black boxes" very similar to the devices…
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Nokia Posts Huge $1.7 Billion Q1 Loss; Sales Boss Resigns As Smartphone Sales Plummet 50%
Nokia warned that its first-quarter earnings would be weak, and the numbers are now in. Revenue declined 30% to €7.4 billion, or $9.7 billion USD last…
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HTC One S Review
HTC is in a bind, too. Not a Nokia-sized bind, perhaps, but a tough situation nonetheless. The Taiwan-based vendor has been making terrific smartphones for…
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Amazon's Cloud Infrastructure Said To Power 1% Of The Internet
Amazon's cloud computing infrastructure has seen tremendous growth and is silently becoming a core element of the Internet. According to research from DeepField Networks, one-third of the…
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Apple's Next iPhone Launch Could Be Most Important In Smartphone History
Apple's iPhone 4S marked the biggest device launch in the company's history. A number of industry watchers and news sites were expecting a completely redesigned handset,…
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Twitter Promises It Will Not Become A Patent Troll
Twitter's lead engineer confirmed in a post on the company's blog on Tuesday that Twitter will not use its patents aggressively. "Patent trolling" is a…
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Windows Phone Marketing Boss Leaves Microsoft After Just Five Months
BGR exclusively broke the news last November that Samsung's vice president of consumer and enterprise services Gavin Kim had left the company to join Microsoft. As…
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Megaupload Was Working On IPO Prior To Shutdown
Before Megaupload was shut down by the United States government, the company was preparing to go public and enter the U.S. stock market with a…
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FCC Fines Google $25,000 For Unauthorized Data Collection And Impeding Investigation
The Federal Communications Commission has fined Google $25,000 for impeding a U.S. investigation into the data collection scandal surrounding its Street View project, in which the Internet giant…
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Google's Sergey Brin: Apple And Facebook Pose Huge Threat To Internet Freedom
Google co-founder Sergey Brin said during an interview published on Sunday that Apple and Facebook pose serious threats to Internet freedom because of their closed…
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Netflix Paid $1 Million For A Recommendation Algorithm It Never Used
Netflix in 2006 held an open competition to find the collaborative filtering algorithm that would best predict whether or not a user would like a…
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Non-Profit ISP Focused On Privacy Raises Over $43,000 In One Day
Nicholas Merrill's crowd-funded Internet Service Provider raised more than $43,000 in donations in less than 24 hours, CNET reported on Thursday. "I had no idea that…
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Veto Of Radical Strategy Shift Led To Former RIM CEO's Resignation
Former Research In Motion co-chief executive Jim Balsillie sought a radical shift in strategy before he stepped down, Reuters reported on Friday. Citing two unnamed…
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U.S Government Attempts To Silence Megaupload's Lawyers
Lawyers representing the six major Hollywood studios, the United States government and Megaupload met in District Judge Liam O'Grady's courtroom on Friday, CNET reported. The…
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Apple To DOJ: We're The Good Guys, Not The Bad Guys
In a filing with the United States district court for southern New York, Apple claims the Department of Justice has its story all wrong. The…
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Following Apple Dividend, Google Shareholders Seek The Same
A number of Google shareholders are asking for the Internet giant to follow in Apple's footsteps and return part of its $44.6 billion in cash…
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Google Posts Q1 Results, Beats Wall Street's Consensus; Announces 2-For-1 Stock Split
Google on Thursday reported its results for the first quarter, topping Wall Street's estimates. The Internet giant managed earnings of $10.08 per share on $10.65…
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DOJ Likely To Lose eBook Antitrust Suit Against Apple
The United States Department of Justice is likely to lose its antitrust lawsuit targeting Apple and book publishers, according to a report from CNET. A…
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Non-Profit ISP Wages War On FBI And DOJ By Putting Privacy First [Video]
Nicholas Merrill, formerly the head of a New York-based Internet Service Provider that fought the FBI and DOJ in court over the constitutionality of the…
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Barnes & Noble Reportedly Prepping Nook eReader With 'GlowLight' Display
Barnes & Noble may be looking to beat Amazon to the market with an eReader that includes a front-lit E Ink display. The Digital Reader…
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