A report by web optimization company Blaze shows that Android 2.3 loads websites faster than iPhone 4 running iOS 4.3. But some say the test wasn't a fair fight.
A California magistrate has granted Sony permission to access the PayPal records of hacker George "GeoHot" Hotz, who published the first-ever PS3 jailbreak online in 2009.
Google's YouTube has acquired Irish video retouching company Green Parrot Pictures, and says it plans to use its technology to improve the quality of every video uploaded to the site.
After months of delay, the 4G LTE-enabled HTC Thunderbolt is set to arrive on Verizon Wireless on Thursday, March 17, according to official retailer Wirefly.
Microsoft's newest browser, Internet Explorer 9, has officially been released into the wild — and it has the potential to prey on even the fastest competitors in the browser pack.
Some Apple store locations will reportedly open early after restocking their iPad 2 inventory. But the number of iPad 2s sold this weekend remains mostly a mystery.
A member of famous hacker group Anonymous has released a small trove of emails that he claims shows that a Bank of America-owned company engaged in "fraud."
A huge 8.9-magnitude earthquake off the coast of Japan triggered a 23-foot-tall tsunami that has devastated parts of the country. Now, Hawaii, Alaska and much of the West Coast are expected to be hit by the powerful waves.
Republicans in the Congress have once again stifled the Federal Communication Commission's plans to impose net neutrality regulations on Internet service providers.
Presumably anticipating the potential to sell bundles of iPad 2s, Apple has decided to set up a temporary store specially constructed for the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas.
A new European Union law will require websites to ask for users' consent before installing cookies on their computers. Some say the law creates more problems than it solves.
Microsoft founder Bill Gates has given away so much of his wealth to charity that his oft-held title of "world's richest person" is now well out of reach.
In an attempt to help police with investigations, researchers at Concordia University have developed a technique for unveiling the identities of anonymous email senders.
A newly released study by the University of Buffalo finds that image-conscious women post more pictures of themselves on social networking sites in order to feel better about themselves.