Pirates Bay Founders' Supreme Court Appeal Rejected, Sentence Finalized
On Wednesday, Sweden's Supreme Court announced that it decided not to grant an appeal in the long-running Pirate Bay trial. After a nine-day trial in…
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LG Reports Second Straight Loss In Q4
LG Electronics on Wednesday posted its second consecutive quarterly loss despite record flat-panel TV shipments and solid performance from its mobile handset division. The South…
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Amazon Reports $17.4B In Revenue, Sales Up 35% But Misses Street Estimates
Amazon on Tuesday reported its earnings for the fourth quarter, during which it took in $17.4 billion in revenue. While its net sales were up…
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Sprint Gives LightSquared Six More Weeks To Gain FCC Approval
Sprint has granted LightSquared six more weeks to gain approval from the Federal Communications Commission to launch its network. This is the second time the…
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A Visualization Of Apple's Market Cap And Cash [Infographic]
Apple reported a monster first quarter last Tuesday that sent the company's stock skyrocketing over the past week. Apple's holiday quarter was the most profitable…
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Wikileaks Looks To Move Servers Offshore To Avoid Prosecution
In an attempt to evade U.S. prosecution, Julian Assange's investors are said to be in the process of moving Wikileaks's servers offshore, according to Fox…
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Google Responds To Congress's Concern Over New Privacy Policy
Google on Monday announced that the company would combine individual privacy policies from a variety of its products into one main policy. Critics of the change…
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Can These Four Superheroes Rescue RIM?
Research In Motion's newly appointed CEO Thorsten Heins said during his first day on the job that hiring a new marketing boss and revamping the…
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Apple Hires Former Dixons CEO John Browett As Senior VP Of Retail
Apple has hired Dixons Retail chief executive officer John Browett to run its retail business as senior VP of retail. Browett will assume his new…
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Samsung Faces Antitrust Investigation In Europe Over Use Of Mobile Patents
The European Commission announced on Tuesday that it has opened a formal investigation into Samsung's competitive practices. The Commission will assess whether the Korean manufacturer…
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Canalys: Apple Blazes Past HP To Dominate Global PC Market In Q4
Apple pulled ahead of HP in the fourth quarter to become the largest player in the client PC market, a new report suggested Monday. The…
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Proposed Congressional Bill Targets Carrier IQ And Other Mobile Tracking Software
Democratic Representative Edward Markey of Massachusetts released a draft of his cell phone privacy bill on Monday. The Mobile Device Privacy Act is designed to…
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Former RIM Co-CEO Lazaridis Says He Planned To Step Down For Years
Former Research In Motion co-CEO and co-Chairman Mike Lazaridis said in a recent interview that he had been planning to step down from his role…
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Megaupload User Data Purge Could Begin Thursday [Updated]
Third-party companies that stored Megaupload's data may delete all user files on Thursday. Megaupload customers, even those not guilty of piracy or using the service…
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Samsung Marketing Boss: Consumers Should Be Obsessed With Samsung, Not Apple
Samsung's new run of television commercials is the start of a wider effort to make the company's products the apple of the U.S. consumer's eye.…
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Apple Could Sell As Many As 40 Million iPhones In China Next Year
Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty believes Apple will partner up with both China Telecom and China Mobile over the next year, and will eventually make…
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First Look At SlingPlayer For Amazon's Kindle Fire
Sling Media has been the go-to provider for video placeshifting solutions for nearly seven years now. The California-based company launched its first Slingbox in 2005,…
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Apple, Google And Others Face Antitrust Lawsuit Over Secret No-Poaching Agreements
Apple, Google and five other technology companies must face a lawsuit for violating antitrust laws, according to a federal judge. The two companies, along with…
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Apple CEO: 'We Care About Every Worker In Our Supply Chain'
The New York Times recently published an article discussing the unsafe working conditions in the factories Apple employs to build its products. It's no secret that…
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Google Addresses Concerns Over New Privacy Policy
Earlier this week, Google announced that the company would combine individual privacy policies from a variety of its products into one main policy. The idea…
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Twitter Announces Ability To Censor Content By Region
Twitter announced recently that it now has the ability to, and will begin to, censor content on the social network by country. "As we continue…
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Samsung's Q4 Delivers Record $4.7 Billion In Profit On $42 Billion In Revenue
Samsung on Friday reported record earnings for the fourth quarter last year. In line with the company's estimates as reported earlier this month, Samsung recorded…
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Spotify Surpasses 3 Million Paid Subscribers
Spotify said Thursday that it now serves more than 3 million active paid subscribers per month, up from the 2.5 million subscribers it was serving…
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Apple's Grip On Tablet Market Said To Be Loosening As Android Shipments Tripled In Q4
Apple sold more iPads in the fourth calendar quarter than it has ever sold before in a single three-month period, but the 15.4 million tablets…
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Intel To Buy 190 Patents And Video Codec Software From RealNetworks For $120 Million
Intel and RealNetworks announced on Thursday that Intel will purchase video codec software, 190 patents and 170 patent applications from RealNetworks for a total of…
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iPad Owns 96% Of Enterprise Market And iPhone Share Climbs To 53%, Study Finds
Enterprise mobile vendor Good Technology published a new study on Thursday revealing iOS's massive market share in the corporate world. The iPad accounted for 96% of…
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Nintendo Cuts 3DS Sales Forecast, Will Report First Annual Loss
Nintendo recently published a note in which it said it will report an annual operating loss of 45 billion yen ($575 million) for the December…
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