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Apple iTunes 11: Visual Tour
Take a closer look at Apple iTunes 11 and see how the venerable music application and e-commerce interface has been redesigned for the better.
Researchers Steal Cloud Computing Power Via Browsers
Security researchers demonstrate that cloud computing can be taken at no cost, if you know where to find the processing cycles.
Google Street View Hits The Slopes
Google Street View captures a variety of images and locations and distances itself from privacy concerns.
Google Links Gmail To Drive For Huge Attachments
Gmail users can now attach files as large as 10 GB, in a manner of speaking.
Google Play Ends Anonymous App Reviews
Google links Google+ profiles to Google Play reviews, hopes to make comments more trustworthy.
Samsung Slammed Over Labor Abuses
New Samsung guidelines at China supplier factories are insufficient to protect workers, says labor watch group.
Google-Branded Touch Chromebook Planned
Production of a touchscreen Chromebook is underway, reports Taiwanese financial newspaper.
Modria's Fairness Engine: Justice On Demand
Dispute resolution technology could replace courtroom clashes, at least when the stakes are low.
Google Reveals Mysterious Niantic Project
Get ready for Ingress, a multiplayer, augmented reality game from Google's Niantic Labs.
United Flights Delayed By Computer Problems
One year after a merger with Continental, integrating a passenger information system causes trouble.
Google TV Update Improves Voice Search
An updated YouTube app puts Android device content on Google TV screens.
Google Says Government Surveillance Growing
Demands for Google user data and content takedowns are on the rise, some of which are not legitimate.
Acer Offers C7 Chromebook For $199
Latest Chrome OS notebook sports an Intel Celeron chip -- and
needs cooling fan, unlike ARM-based Samsung entry.
HTC Settles Apple Lawsuit
HTC and Apple enter into patent licensing agreement, with HTC reportedly to pay $6 to $8 to Apple for every Android-equipped handset sold.
AT&T Commits To Less FaceTime Blocking
Customers with tiered data plans and LTE-capable iOS devices will soon be able to conduct FaceTime video calls over a cellular connection.
Apple, Foxconn Labor Promises Questioned
Report on Foxconn working conditions at Apple facilities is criticized for being overly rosy.
Google Chrome Adds 'Do Not Track'
Chrome browser update promises better battery life for users of Windows laptops and improved privacy.
Apple Hit With $368 Million Patent Verdict
Texas jury finds that Apple's FaceTime technology violates VirnetX's patents.
Apple Eyes Dumping Intel For ARM
Is Apple serious about shifting OS X and its computers from Intel's x86 architecture to ARM-based chips? Or is it just trying to win concessions from Intel?
Samsung Galaxy Note II: Visual Tour
Samsung's Galaxy Note II is big for a phone, but small for a tablet. Take a closer look at the interesting features that set it apart.
Google Wallet Gets Real
Soon, Google's electronic payment system will be available on a plastic card, too.
Mozilla: Don't Abandon Web For Native Mobile Apps
HTML5 isn't the problem. Hardware that hobbles Web code is, Firefox maker says.
Google Search App Vs. Apple Siri: 8 Questions
Updated Google Search App for iOS is a viable alternative to Apple's Siri.
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The State of Cloud Computing - Fall 2020
Download this report to compare how cloud usage and spending patterns have changed in 2020, and how respondents think they'll evolve over the next two years.
2021 Top Enterprise IT TrendsWe've identified the key trends that are poised to impact the IT landscape in 2021. Find out why they're important and how they will affect you.
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