Google Ordered To Change Privacy Policy In U.K.
The U.K. Information Commissioners Office on Thursday ordered Google to change its privacy policy to comply with U.K. data laws. The company updated its privacy…
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Motorola Reportedly Planning Moto X Events Next Week [Updated]
Motorola is reportedly planning to brief tech reporters and bloggers on its upcoming Moto X smartphone on July 10th and 11th. Leo Laporte revealed on his…
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Google Again Comes Under Fire For Advertising Illegal Prescription Drugs
The attorney generals of Nebraska and Oklahoma on Tuesday blasted Google for selling Internet advertisements for illegal pharmacies that sell counterfeit drugs. Nebraska Attorney General…
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Apple's Latest Move Worries PC Vendor Rivals
Apple recently filed an application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office for a new type of computer port that combines a memory card…
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Welcome To Apple's World: Samsung Tumbles Despite Record $8.3 Billion Q2 Profit
Samsung shares tumbled almost 4% on Friday as the company pre-announced record second-quarter earnings that still missed analysts' sky-high consensus. The South Korean consumer electronics…
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HTC's Q2 Profit Plummets 83% Despite HTC One Debut
The flagship HTC One is easily one of the most impressive smartphones the world has ever seen, but it wasn't enough to help HTC start…
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Gartner Cuts Global IT Spending Growth Forecast In Half As PC Sales Slump
Slowing PC sales forced market research firm Gartner to cut its forecast for 2013 global IT spending growth in half. The company announced this week…
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Huge Security Vulnerability May Affect Nearly Every Android Device On The Planet
Security researchers claim to have recently discovered a vulnerability in Android that could potentially affect 99% of devices. Bluebox Security revealed that the exploit, which…
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HTC Software Vulnerability Settlement With FTC Approved
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday approved a settlement with HTC for not adequately securing its mobile devices. It was discovered that the company's…
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Sony's PlayStation Boss Takes Post-E3 Victory Lap
Winning at E3 isn't the same as actually winning in the market, but Sony nonetheless has to be pleased with the public relations coup it…
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What Will It Take For Windows Phone To Finally Take Off?
Microsoft's Windows Phone 8 operating system has gotten off to a decidedly slow start since it debuted last year but we may be reaching the…
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Wall Street Is Now Convinced That Nokia Will Sell Its Handset Business
Here is a puzzle: Nokia's cash position has suddenly shrunk from 4 billion euros to 2-2.5 billion euros... but the company's share price is higher…
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Huawei Hires Nokia's Former Sales Boss
Huawei on Tuesday announced the hiring of Colin Giles as the company's new executive vice president for its consumer business group. Giles was formerly with…
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Google Reportedly Using 'Coercive Sales Tactics' Against Google TV Holdouts [Updated]
A new report claims that Google is delaying manufacturers from releasing HTML5-based Smart TVs due to a drawn out process to earn YouTube certification. According…
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Facebook's Advertising Strategy Could Be Its Downfall
In an effort to increase revenue and keep investors happy, Facebook has begun rolling out more advertisements across its popular social networking site. The company…
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As BlackBerry Fights For Its Life, BB10 Called 'Irrelevant'
Things are not looking very good for BlackBerry right now. After the Street built up investor confidence over the past few months, BlackBerry posted a…
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Low Power Wi-Fi Signals Might Give Future Smartphones X-Ray Vision
Researchers at MIT have created a new system that can be used in future electronics to potentially give people X-ray vision. Dina Katabi, a professor…
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Facebook Found To Have Leaked Millions Of Android Phone Numbers
It was discovered that the world's largest and most popular social networking site was inadvertently obtaining phone numbers from its users without their consent. Symantec…
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BlackBerry: 'Nowhere To Go But Down'
When a company is fighting for its life, the last thing it wants to hear from market watchers is that it's doomed. A new report…
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German Rage, French Glee Over New NSA Spying Allegations
Fury was building in Europe on Sunday as new leaks about NSA spying were published by various newspapers and magazines. Perhaps most notably, Der Spiegel…
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Nokia Buys Siemens Stake In NSN Joint Venture - Will An Exit From The Phone Business Follow?
For the past three years, markets have been trying to guess whether or not Nokia would dump its stake in the Nokia Siemens Networks, a mobile…
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TV Everywhere Is Blowing Up Thanks To iPad, Other Mobile Devices
TV viewers and providers are embracing multiscreen and TV Everywhere services. According to ABI Research, nearly a third of households that receive their TV from…
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BlackBerry Is Back From The Dead
BlackBerry has been a source of contention in recent months, as the company struggles back to regain some of its former luster in the ever-changing…
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Nokia Told To Adopt Android Before It's Too Late
If Nokia had a dollar for every time some pundit, analyst or tech blogger said it should switch from Windows Phone to Android, the company's…
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BlueStacks Unveils Second Android Game Console Before Its First One Even Launches
BlueStacks on Friday announced a second Android-powered gaming system known as the GamePop mini, despite the fact that it hasn't even launched its first console…
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BlackBerry, Windows Phone See Their Market Share Shrink Yet Again
Stop us if you've heard this one before: Android and iOS continued to expand their market shares in the United States at the expense of…
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Galaxy S4 Takes The Crown For Fastest Phone With Best Battery Life
Complain all you want about the Galaxy S4's cheap-feeling plastic casing, but the device does have plenty of redeeming features that have nothing to do…
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