How Much Am I Willing To Let Google Stalk Me?
As I've mentioned before I've long been a user and fan of many of Google's services. Android is my mobile operating system of choice, I…
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Google Brings One Of Android's Coolest Features To Your Desktop
Android has a lot of great native features and one of its best is Google Now, the voice-enabled personal assistant software that aims to give…
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Twitch: The Streaming Platform That's Knocking Off TV Stations
It has been yet another year of exponential growth for Twitch, the streaming platform dedicated to video games. Launching in June 2011, what started as…
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Spotify Frees Your Music, At Least On The Desktop
Spotify on Wednesday announced that its lifting all limitations from its free desktop version, allowing users in all countries where the service is available to…
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Google's New Augmented Reality Game Aims To Take Over Your Life
Google's Niantic Labs — the same labs that brought you the augmented reality game Ingress — has teamed up with publisher HarperCollins to create another location-based…
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New Startups May Be Bigger Losers In Net Neutrality Fight Than Netflix
We've already read today about the big net neutrality ruling's potential impact on Netflix but it turns out that there might be even bigger losers…
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Ex-Googler's New Project May Make Android Look As Primitive As An Apple IIe
Two ex-Googlers just received $18 million from Accel and Google Ventures for a vague-yet-ambitious-sounding project called Nextbit that has something to do with mobile. Its…
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Can Microsoft's Billions Buy Windows Phone Success?
Microsoft's Windows Phone platform is more than three years old now and its global market share still sits in the low single digits. The platform…
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Google Unveils New Tool To Help You Beat AT&T And Verizon's Data Caps
Data caps are one of the wireless industry's least popular concoctions and they figure to get even less popular as mobile applications become more bandwidth…
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Shocker: Google Caught Breaking Privacy Laws Yet Again
Google has been caught again breaking privacy laws, this time in Canada where the search giant targeted Internet users with health-related ads, which is illegal…
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Former Nest Fans Return Their Thermostats After Google Acquisition
The minute Google bought Nest, it was inevitable that some of the company's fans would recoil, particularly those who are also fans of Apple. The…
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U.S. Appeals Court Kills Net Neutrality
Any semblance of net neutrality in the United States is as good as dead. The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia…
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EU: Google Must Make More Concessions Within Weeks, Or Else
The European Union is asking Google to propose more concessions in its attempt to settle an antitrust investigation that's looking into the company's search practices…
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Worried You Might Be Among The 70 Million Target Breach Victims? Here's What You Should Do
As has been widely reported over the past month, Target was the target of a major security breach that compromised credit and debit card data…
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Here's The Horrifying New Way The NSA Spies On Offline Computers
Believe it or not, there are still new revelations to be had regarding the various ways America's National Security Agency spies on its targets. Just…
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China Mobile: 'Millions' Of iPhones Already Ordered
The China Mobile iPhone deal is already turning up to be a gold mine for Apple, which expects record handset sales in the region for…
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Apple's iPhone 5c Gambit Is Going (Sort Of) As Planned
From a sales perspective, the iPhone 5c looks like a dud... but that doesn't mean Apple is at all disappointed with it. As we've noted…
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New Twitter For Paranoids Uses Bitcoin And BitTorrent To Hide From NSA
Fearful of the NSA after all of the Snowden leaks, an engineer in Brazil is creating a secure and decentralized Twitter alternative that uses two…
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YouTube Starts To Atone For The Sins Of Google+ Integration
YouTube has been in hot water with its content creators and its viewership ever since Google+ integration began seeping into the site. Interaction between those…
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Phone Companies May Have To Change The Way They Help The NSA Spy On You
President Barack Obama is reportedly set to announce a number of changes to the various NSA spying programs that have come to light recently following…
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Say Goodbye To Privacy: How Nest Might Transform Google
It's no wonder some people are freaking out over Google's $3.2 billion Nest Labs acquisition: it's another step towards a future when Google has enough access…
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T-Mobile Is Scaring Wall Street For All The Right Reasons
Here's how you know that T-Mobile is onto something: It's making Wall Street very nervous for all the right reasons. Reuters recently talked with several…
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Leaked Photo Shows Nokia Bringing Windows Phone's Look To Android
Do you love the look of Windows Phone but find yourself balking because there still aren't anywhere near as many available apps as there are…
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Here's Why Google Bought Nest
Google announced Monday night it is acquiring smart thermostat and smoke detector-maker Nest for $3.2 billion in cash, surprising analysts and starting to really put…
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Wearing Google Glass While Driving Could Actually Save Your Life
Ever since Google officially took the wraps off Google Glass, lawmakers have been understandably worried about idiots who wear Glass while driving and get into…
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HP Smartphones Are Coming, But Will Anyone Care?
HP failed to hit the rumored 2013 launch timeframe for its new line of smartphones, but according to inside sources, the phones could still reach…
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Court Rules Anonymous Yelp Trolls Must Be Identified
Last year, Joe Hadeed found seven anonymous negative reviews for his carpet cleaning business on Yelp. Unable to verify that the reviewers were actual customers,…
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