Aemon Malone
Former Digital Trends Contributor
Zuckerberg, Google execs go private on Google+
In a move dripping in irony, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has decided to embrace privacy on his Google+ profile.
The Vatican gets serious about social media with new online portal
The Pope will reportedly click the mouse that launches a new online portal that will aggregate the Vatican's varied media efforts.
The Onion launches YouTube campaign in quest to win Pulitzer
Satirical news publication The Onion is making a serious (as serious as The Onion gets anyways) push to win the coveted Pulitzer Prize this year — and it’s not going it alone this time around. The Onion has the backing of a cadre of celebrities who have given their support via a series of YouTube videos touting the […]
Steve Jobs comic book in the works for summer release
Following up its success with a Mark Zuckerberg comic book portrayal, Bluewater Productions will release a comic book profile of Steve Jobs in August.
Two iPhones to takeoff into space onboard NASA’S final shuttle mission
NASA has two iPhones booked on next month's shuttle flight bound for the International Space Station.
Study: App downloads to reach 48 billion by 2015
Consumer preference for touchscreen devices is one factor expected to contribute to a steady increase in app consumption over the next few years.
Apple now worth more than Microsoft and Intel combined
Apple's iPad and iPhone continue to drive the company's value north while Wintel has struggled to keep pace.
MI6 hacks Al-Qaeda website, swaps bomb instructions for cupcake recipes
M16 recently executed a tasty bit of hacking that swapped bombs for pastries.
Report: Apple signs deal with Universal to offer music through iCloud
Apple has now added the final piece to its cloud music service puzzle by signing Universal Music, home of Lady Gaga, U2 and Kanye West.
More Android malware invades Google Marketplace
Google is still trying to get a handle on malicious apps after a fresh batch of malware was discovered in the Android Marketplace over the weekend.
NPD: iPhone 4 remains top-selling smartphone, Android sales down in Q1
Apple, with help from Verizon, keeps its iPhone at the top of the sales charts for the first quarter of 2011. Android, meanwhile, sees its sales fall for the first time since 2009.