Google scrambles to save Internet license in China

China is threatening to revoke Google's business license over the company's decision to redirect Chinese traffic...

Startup mSpot lets you stream your music over Web

A music service launched Monday lets you listen to your collection of tunes from any computer or Android phone over the Internet...

Frenchman convicted for hacking Obama's Twitter

A court in central France has convicted a young Frenchman accused of infiltrating Twitter and peeping at the account of..

IPhone 4 Draws Brisk Sales, Antenna Gripes

Apple's iPhone 4 went on sale, as crowds of hopefuls lined up for...

Twitter Settles FTC Privacy Charges

Twitter settled charges by the FTC that it put consumers privacy at risk, allowing hackers last year to access messages that users had designated private...

Eager Consumers Buy iPhone 4

Apple started selling the iPhone 4 to teeming crowds of eager Asian and European consumers, including...

Researchers To Host Robotic Handshaking Competition

While such a singular gesture might seem simplistic given the diverse tasks we’ve programmed our bots to perform, when you think about it the handshake is quite complex...

More thoughts on iOS 4 for iPhone

If you’re wondering why no work is getting done around your office today, it’s because everyone is hunkered down exploring the new features of the new iOS 4 for iPhone.

Apple iPhone 4: The ultimate price guide

Contract options: Vodafone, O2 and Orange have all revealed upgrade details, tariffs and handset costs for the new iPhone 4, but what's the best deal?

Kinect: Good With Kids, Bad With Couches

Microsoft’s Kinect, the controller-free, gesture-based gaming platform that finally saw an official unveiling at E3 this week continues to surprise us, but...

The iPad: Past, Present, Future

Apple has transformed digital music and mobile phones. Steve Jobs hopes the iPad is the next revolution. He spoke about the tablet, where it's headed and more.

Nokia's N8 a Match for iPhone?

What will help Nokia retain its dominant position in an increasingly competitive smartphone market?

Why US Tech Policy Needs Silicon Valley's Input

I just spent a year in D.C. working on tech policy as part of the White House staff and I am genuinely worried that the enormous economic impact of Silicon Valley’s edge and cloud companies...

Struggle to Handle iPhone Orders

AT&T's website, unable to handle the demand for Apple's new iPhone, had difficulty processing orders and in certain instances appeared to reveal subscribers' personal information to strangers...

Starbucks to Offer Free Wi-Fi Service

Many coffee shops try to discourage people from buying a cup of coffee and then lingering for hours to use the free wireless Internet access. Starbucks, meanwhile, is encouraging them to stay as long...

Apple seeks iOS-4-ready, multitasking-enabled apps

A little more than a week ahead of the expected release of the latest version of the iPhone OS , Apple is opening the floodgates to applications that take advantage of the latest iOS 4 features. Topping the list, of course: multitasking..

Apple's Jobs Takes On Rivals Adobe, Google

Apple Inc. Chief Executive Steve Jobs, in a broad-ranging discussion, took more potshots at Adobe Systems Inc.'s Flash software, vowed not to get into search despite Google Inc.'s move into Apple's turf, and called Apple passing Microsoft Corp.'s stock valuation "surreal."

Wired: Apple iPad app sales soon to top newstand sales

Wired's Editor-in-Chief Chris Anderson tweeted that sales of the magazine's iPad app will soon surpass newsstand sales of the magazine itself…

Former Exec: Microsoft needs to make deep cuts...

Microsoft Needs To Cut 30,000-40,000 Employees, Says Ex-Microsoftie. In our never ending quest to learn more about Microsoft and what it's like inside the company..

Technology's toll on our minds: dangers for the digital generation

Technology lets us work better and faster, writes columnist Ruth Marcus. But technology also takes its toll — including physically. The implications of this are most worrisome for children...

Ericsson sees R&D as a must

Ericsson, the world's largest maker of mobile networking equipment, is hoping to be at the forefront of technological and business innovation through enhanced input in the research and development (R&D) and service sectors.

Gizmodo paid $10,000 for “lost” iPhone 4G

The Internet is abuzz today with Gizmodo’s hands on preview of what appears to be Apple’s next-gen iPhone. In case you missed the build-up to the story, someone found a cased iPhone on the floor of a bar in Redwood City...

Its Here! The iPhone 4, and Everything you Need to Know

Steve Jobs just finished unveiling iPhone 4.0, a thin slab of smartphone, with an amazingly sharp screen....