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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Google+ Receives A Major Facelift [Video]
Google on Wednesday announced a major redesign for its Google+ social networking site that will introduce a more functional and flexible user experience. The new…
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Nokia Trims Q1 Outlook, Confirms More Than 2 Million Lumia Phones Sold
Nokia on Wednesday lowered its outlook for the first quarter of 2012, noting that performance from its devices and services division will have a greater…
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U.S. Military Offers $2 Million For First Humanoid Robot
The United States is challenging every entrepreneur, engineer, developer and inventor to create the first military robot. The individual or team that creates a humanoid…
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'Extremely Poor' Symbian Sales, Mixed Lumia Sales To Leave Nokia With Another Rough Quarter
Nokia is in store for yet another rough quarter according to Canaccord Genuity analyst Mike Walkley. The struggling Finnish phone vendor posted a massive €954 million…
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Sony Sees Massive $6.4 Billion Annual Net Loss, Its Worst Ever
Sony has revised its full-year earnings projections for the fiscal year ended March 31st to include a tax hit that will see the company report…
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Apple Downgraded As Carriers Prepare To Stunt iPhone Growth
Following a huge week that saw Apple's stock climb above $630 amid a fresh round of analyst upgrades, one analyst isn't sold on the notion…
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AOL Sells 800 Patents To Microsoft In $1 Billion Deal
AOL and Microsoft on Monday announced an agreement in which the software giant will purchase 800 patents from AOL in a $1.056 billion cash deal.…
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Rivals Already Eying Google Eyewear; Project Glass Competitors Now In Development
Google unveiled "Project Glass" earlier this week, an undertaking that it hopes will bring eyewear equipped with heads-up display technology to the masses. The new…
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Stolen Samsung AMOLED Technology Sold To Rival, 11 Suspects Arrested
Nearly a dozen suspects have been arrested and charged with crimes related to the theft and sale of AMOLED display technology under development at Samsung.…
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'Anonymous' Hacks Chinese Government, Protest Freedom And Civil Rights
Notorious hacker group "Anonymous" on Thursday claimed responsibility for attacks on several government Web sites in China. The group has launched various Internet attacks on the…
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Bears Maul Nokia's New Windows Phone; Lumia 900 Sales Seen Fizzling
Reviews of Nokia's new Lumia 900 smartphone have been mixed. We thought the sleek handset was a breath of fresh air for Microsoft's Windows Phone…
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Google CEO: Steve Jobs Didn't Really Hate Android
Steve Jobs famously vowed to spend his dying breath and all of Apple's cash to destroy Google's Android operating system. In an interview with Bloomberg…
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Google And Paramount Strike A Deal: 500 Movies Coming Soon To YouTube, Google Play
Google on Wednesday announced a new deal with Paramount Pictures that will allow more than 500 movie titles to be rented through YouTube and the…
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We'll Be Reporting Live From Sprint And HTC's Press Conference Today At 5:30PM
HTC and Sprint have a big press conference scheduled to take place this evening, and all signs point to a new flagship smartphone. Persistent rumors…
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From Pre-PC To Post-PC: Happy Birthday, Microsoft
On April 4th, 1975, two young programmers named Bill Gates and Paul Allen formed a partnership called "Micro-soft." Gates was 22 years old at the…
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We're Not The Only Ones Carriers Are Overcharging; Cell Phone Wiretap Fees Revealed
Cell phone bills are a tough pill to swallow each month, often reaching well into the hundreds-of-dollars range for families or even individuals. Regional and…
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Nokia Lumia 900 Review
Nokia is in a bind. The company announced more than a year ago that it planned to abandon both Symbian and MeeGo in favor of…
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Arizona Legislature Passes Internet Censorship Bill To Make Trolling Illegal
The advent of the World Wide Web has delivered instant knowledge to the masses. As the Internet grows, however, danger begins to lurk around every…
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J.P. Morgan Increases Q1 iPhone And iPad Estimates
J.P. Morgan analyst Mark Moskowitz has made "significant increases" to both his iPhone and iPad sales projections for the first quarter of 2012, raising his…
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This Site Automatically Removes The Background Of Any Image In 5 Seconds Flat
Whether you're a full-time editor or a complete amateur, one of the most frustrating, tedious parts of editing photos is removing the background. Even if…
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Topeka: 'Apple Fever Has More Room To Run'
The world's most valuable company is showing no signs of slowing down, and numerous industry watchers believe Apple will continue to grow despite increased competition…
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iPhone 4S Remains Best-Selling U.S. Smartphone In March, Samsung Gains Share
Apple's wildly popular iPhone 4S retained its position atop the smartphone ranks in the United States last month according to new data analyst data. Checks…
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Teacher's Aide Fired For Refusing To Hand Over Facebook Password
A teacher's aide at an elementary school was fired last year for refusing to give her Facebook login credentials to her supervisors, ZDNet reported on…
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Samsung Display Spin-Off Opens Its Doors
Samsung Electronics on Monday announced that its display panel spin-off is now operational. The company said in February that it would separate its struggling LCD…
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Apple's Tim Cook Named Most Popular CEO Of 2012
Glassdoor on Friday revealed its latest list of the "Top 25 Highest Rated CEOs of 2012." Apple's Tim Cook took the top spot with a…
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Google Drive Leak Suggests 5GB Of Free Cloud Storage
Rumors surrounding Google's cloud storage service are ramping up as we move closer toward the product's rumored release date. The service will apparently be called Google…
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