U.S. Wireless Carriers Finally Have Something To Fear: Google
Call Google "evil" all you want — I personally love how "evil" Google is — but there is no other company on the planet that can…
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Google Slapped With Yet Another Fine Over Street View
Google was handed a 1 million euro ($1.4 million) fine yesterday by Italy and has already paid it, according to Reuters. This time, Google received a…
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New Tech Could Put An End To Overcrowded Public Wi-Fi Hotspots
Chipmaker Qualcomm announced on Thursday that it would support MU-MIMO (multi user-multiple-input multiple-output) in its upcoming network equipment and mobile chipsets, according to PC World. Simply…
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You Have 1 Month To Finish Your LEGO Design Proposal Before The May Deadline
LEGO has just announced six product proposals that passed its Winter 2014 Product Review. They include Legend of Zelda and UCS DeLorean Time Machine designs.…
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Greenpeace Applauds Apple's 'Commitment To Renewable Energy'
Three years ago, Apple was slammed by Greenpeace for being one of the dirtiest tech companies in the industry, due in part to its decision…
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The Saga Of Popcorn Time Continues As 'Netflix For Pirates' Returns
It's been a tumultuous few weeks for the best new movie streaming app on the Internet. Popcorn Time surprised everyone when it launched last month, attracting…
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Here's How The iPhone 6 Might Really Hurt Apple This Summer
Apple's iPhone 6 is without a doubt on of the most hotly anticipated smartphone launches of 2014. A dozen or so independent reports suggest that…
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Killer New Gmail Features Revealed In Leaked Build
It seems like a long time ago, but having email used to be fun back in the mid-'90s because so few people were on the…
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Video: Spotify Introduces A New Look And Better Music Management
Spotify, arguably the most robust music streaming service on the market, just received its biggest overhaul yet. Every incarnation of Spotify from the mobile app to…
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All Of A Sudden, Microsoft Is Making A Lot Of The Right Moves
I didn't expect to get excited about anything Microsoft announced at its Build conference on Wednesday, but the company more than exceeded my expectations with…
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Samsung Decides It Wants To Innovate
Samsung has a reputation for being a copycat. Heck, Apple is currently suing Samsung yet again for infringing five of its patents. But according to…
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Watch Live As Microsoft Reveals Its Vision Of The Future At Build 2014
Microsoft finally realized some time ago that it had to make some serious changes if it hoped to continue thriving in a world that had begun to…
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Beggars Can Be Choosers: BlackBerry Dumps T-Mobile Following Spat
Some might consider holding a grudge while your company is struggling to stage a comeback ill-advised, but BlackBerry took it personally when T-Mobile recently had…
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Google's New Thermostat Officially Launches In First European Market
A custom Nest thermostat version has finally launched in the U.K., The Verge reports, as the Google-owned company has modified the U.S. model to suit…
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How Major ISPs Are Reacting To Google Fiber
What began as a curious and expensive Google experiment is fast becoming a much-needed catalyst for change in an industry that has long been considered…
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These Are The 5 iOS Features Apple Claims Samsung Stole
According to Apple, Samsung has stolen a number of key iOS features and design elements, and used them when making its Galaxy smartphones and tablets.…
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Meet The Robot That Might Someday Replace Your Entire Fire Department
Firefighters are our heroes... until we figure out how to replace them with robots, at least. Discovery News points us to the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory's newest robot…
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Key Microsoft Office Exec Is Following Ballmer Out The Door
Ever since Windows 8 was released in October 2012, Microsoft has undergone a massive internal reorganization. Shortly after Windows 8 was released, Windows chief Steven…
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No, Dropbox Isn't Snooping On Your Files To Prevent Copyright Infringement
A tweet this weekend generated quite a lot of attention, as a Dropbox user was surprised to discover "DMCA takedowns in personal folders, TechCrunch reports.…
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New Apple Vs. Samsung Legal Battle Even More Important For Google Than Last Time
The second U.S. Apple vs. Samsung trial, which is set to start on Monday in San Jose with jury selection, may be even more important for…
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BlackBerry Just Can't Win
BlackBerry's fourth-quarter earnings were better than expected, losing $0.08 per share, compared to the $0.67 loss most analysts were expecting. The company continues to make…
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Google Is Tracking Some Employees For 100 Years Just To Monitor Their Happiness
Google is planning to "spy" on its employees for the next 100 years in order to find the secret recipe of keeping them happy and more…
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Video: Facebook Is Using Laser-Shooting Drones To Spread Internet Access
Facebook and Internet.org on Thursday announced the Connectivity Lab, a team that will work on connecting more people to the Internet by using some new…
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Google Naps Leverages The Power Of Maps To Find A Cool Place To Sleep In
Google Naps is a new service that allows tired users to find a place to sleep nearby by leveraging the power of Google's Google Maps…
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BlackBerry's Long, Hard Slog Back To Respectability
BlackBerry's fourth-quarter earnings were markedly better than expected, with its loss of $0.08 per share a share significantly better than the consensus estimate of a $0.67…
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BlackBerry Q4 Loss Much Narrower Than Expected But Revenue Sinks Below $1 Billion
BlackBerry's last earnings report was truly a thing of spellbinding horror as the company had just taken down its "for sale" sign and posted earnings…
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This Amazing Interactive 6GB Photo Of Our Galaxy Took NASA 10 Years To Capture
The photo you see above is one minuscule portion of a staggeringly massive infrared panoramic photo captured by NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope that manages to squeeze…
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