Megaupload Founder Kim Dotcom: 'I'm No Piracy King'
Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom on Thursday questioned his accusers' motives while speaking to The Guardian. "I'm no piracy king," Dotcom told the paper. "I offered online…
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25 'Anonymous' Hackers Arrested In Multinational Sting
Interpol on Tuesday announced that 25 suspected members of the hacker group "Anonymous" have been arrested in a raid across Europe and South America. The suspected…
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Google TV Is Still A Flop, Report Claims
As Google's vendor partners prepare renewed efforts to push HDTVs and accessories that showcase Google TV, a new report suggests that they have their work…
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Welcome To The Post-Post-PC Era: A Review Of Microsoft's Windows 8 Consumer Preview
Apple's iOS platform seemed to come out of nowhere and take the world by storm in 2007. The introduction of the first-generation iPhone set in…
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Mercedes-Benz To Bring Siri Integration To All A-Class Vehicles
Mercedes-Benz has unveiled plans to integrate Apple's Siri voice assistant into its A-Class vehicles, according to a report from PSFK. The integration would allow drivers…
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AT&T Should Be Investigated For 'Fraudulent' Data Policies, Public Interest Group Says
AT&T on Monday announced a new plan that will let developers pay for the data used by their apps and services. The data consumed by…
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Samsung Admits Defeat With Early Tablet Efforts, But Its New Announcements Won't Help
Samsung on Monday admitted that it has failed to gain ground in the tablet market while Apple's iPad continues to proliferate at an increasing pace.…
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Acer CloudMobile Hands-On
You would think that, given the impressive specs of its new CloudMobile smartphone, Acer would want to place this thing front and center at Mobile…
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Apple Scores A Victory Over Motorola In German Patent Case
Apple on Monday won a ruling over Motorola Mobility in a German appeals court over a recent patent infringement suit, reports Bloomberg. The Karlsruhe Higher…
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We'll Be Reporting Live From Mobile World Congress 2012 Starting Sunday!
With the biggest consumer electronics show of the year behind us, it's now time to shift gears and and get ready for the biggest wireless…
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Live From Nokia's MWC 2012 Press Conference!
In less than one quarter with just two smartphones on the market, Nokia managed to take the top spot among Windows Phone vendors in the…
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Live From HTC's MWC 2012 Press Conference!
HTC has a lot to prove at this year's Mobile World Congress trade show. The Taiwan-based smartphone vendor had a huge year in 2011, firmly…
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Live From Sony's MWC 2012 Press Conference!
Mobile World Congress doesn't officially get started until tomorrow, but a handful of technology giants couldn't wait that long to kick off the show. Among…
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Nokia Becomes Top Windows Phone Vendor After Just One Quarter
Nokia was late to the game with regard to Windows Phone (among other things). The Finnish phone giant announced early last year that it would…
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Patent Spat Forces Apple To Take iCloud, MobileMe Push Email Offline In Germany
Apple has been forced to take its iCloud and MobileMe push email services offline in Germany as a result of a recent ruling in a…
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Apple's 'Genius' Recommendations May Soon Be Less Awful
Apple is a company that somehow manages to churn out an above-average amount of beautiful products, fantastic software and class-leading services. When it misses, however,…
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Go Apple Or Go Home? T-Mobile Continues To Flounder Without The iPhone
T-Mobile USA on Thursday reported a rough holiday quarter during which the company lost a net 802,000 contract subscribers. In its earnings release, T-Mobile mentions…
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HP Reports Q1 Earnings: EPS Beats But Revenue And Q2 Guidance Both Miss
Hewlett-Packard on Wednesday reported its fiscal first-quarter earnings, which fell short of Wall Street's expectations. Analysts expected the computer giant to pull in $30.75 billion…
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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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