Google To Pay €500,000 Fine To French Cartographer In Google Maps Case
Google has been ordered to pay €500,000 to Bottin Cartographes, a French company that filed a lawsuit against Google France after it began providing its…
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Wi-Fi Security Hole Discovered In Multiple HTC Devices
HTC has acknowledged that some the company's handsets contain a security hole involving the handling of certain data requests while connected to a Wi-Fi network.…
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IDC: Apple Passes LG To Become World's Third Largest Phone Vendor
Thanks to a strong fourth quarter, Apple has passed LG to become the world's third largest cell phone vendor by volume, according to new estimates…
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Demand For Amazon's Kindle Fire Begins To Cool Off, Study Suggests
Demand for Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet has started to cool off according to one study. ChangeWave published results of a survey on Thursday, which found…
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iPad 3 To Be Announced In March Following 'Unusual' Apple Event This Month [Updated]
Apple is planning to unveil its next-generation iPad 3 at a media event in early March and it will launch the new tablet later that…
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Sony Posts Huge $2 Billion Net Loss In Q3, Cuts Forecasts
Kazuo Hirai was appointed Sony's new chief executive on Wednesday and one day later, the company reported a wider than expected loss in the third…
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BlackBerry 7 Devices Gain Government Approval In U.S. And Canada
Research In Motion's latest BlackBerry 7 devices has=ve been granted Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) 140-2 certification by the National Institute of Standards and Technology…
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German Court Denies Apple's Request To Ban Samsung Galaxy Nexus And Galaxy Tab 10.1N
The Munich Regional Court in Germany on Wednesday rejected Apple's request to ban Samsung's local subsidiaries from selling the Samsung Galaxy Nexus smartphone and Galaxy…
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Microsoft Is Running Anti-Google Newspaper Ads Focused On Privacy
Microsoft has started to run anti-Google newspaper ads in a clear effort to sway people from using Google's services. On Monday, Google announced that it…
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U.S. Cellular Unveils First LTE Devices, The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 And Galaxy S Aviator
U.S. Cellular on Wednesday unveiled the company's first two 4G LTE devices, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet and Galaxy S Aviator 4G smartphone. The…
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Facebook Files For Biggest Internet IPO In History At $5 Billion
Facebook on Wednesday formally filed documents with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in its first step toward an upcoming initial public offering. Facebook said…
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Samsung Galaxy S II Plus Benchmarks Surface, May Tide Users Over Until Galaxy S III Launch
While Samsung won't be unveiling its highly anticipated Galaxy S III at the Mobile World Congress trade show next month in Barcelona, Spain, it should…
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Pictures Of iPod Nano With Camera Re-Emerge
Last year a number of leaks and photos suggested that Apple had a redesigned iPod nano with an integrated camera in the works. The new…
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Sales Of Smartphones, Tablets And Notebooks Expected To Grow 25.7% Annually Through 2015
NPD In-Stat recently issued a report in which the firm said it expects smartphones, tablets and notebooks — which are all included in its "mobile…
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Android Users Are More Likely To Have Sex On The First Date, Study Finds
Users of Android phones are more likely to have sex on a first date and have one-night stands, according to survey results revealed by Match.com. The survey…
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ITC Reportedly Rejects Barnes & Noble's Antitrust Complaint Against Microsoft
Barnes & Noble and Microsoft are currently tied up in two separate legal battles, one being heard by the Department of Justice and the other…
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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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Samsung Galaxy S III Announcement To Come Later Than Expected
Samsung reportedly confirmed on Wednesday that it will not be unveiling the Galaxy S III during the Mobile World Congress trade show next month. The…
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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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Galaxy Note To Star In Samsung's First-Ever Super Bowl Commercial
Samsung announced on Monday that the company will be launching the Galaxy Note smartphone with a 90-second Super Bowl commercial, which will be the first-ever…
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Foxconn To Build Five New Brazilian Factories For Future Apple Products
Foxconn plans to build five additional factories in Brazil to produce liquid crystal displays for future Apple products. The plan was announced by the Secretary…
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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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T-Mobile Now Selling Square Credit Card Payment Systems In Retail Stores
T-Mobile USA announced on Tuesday that it is now selling Square credit card systems in its retail stores. Square allows people to take payments by…
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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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