Apple e-book fallout: What it means for your wallet
Apple's loss in court over a major e-book price fixing conspiracy may be a win for you. Here's why.
Fake ad tricks chumps into thinking iOS 7 makes iPhones waterproof
A fake ad for Apple's iOS 7 has apparently tricked some poor saps into thinking the update makes their iPhones waterproof. That, of course, is a big lie.
Google wants to reinvent the browser cookie – should you be thrilled or terrified?
Google reportedly has plans to launch a new advertising tracking technology known as AdID. Here's what that could mean for you.
Of course Google’s founders want to ‘solve death’ – they’re rich!
A new Google-owned company, Calico, has made it its mission to cure death. Sure, it sounds crazy – but it also makes total sense.
Pandora revamps iOS app to beat back iTunes Radio competition
Pandora has launched a new version of its iOS app ahead of the release of iOS 7 and its new competitor, iTunes Radio.
Download iTunes 11.1 beta? You’re missing out on iTunes Radio
If you downloaded iTunes 11.1 beta, you need to update to the final version to get iTunes Radio. Here's how to do that.
Is Verizon trying to kill Netflix? It depends who you ask
Verizon is challenging the FCC's Open Internet rules that make net neutrality the law of the land – and if it wins, Netflix could be caught in the sights.
Anger spreads like the plague on social media, study shows
Anger is the most viral of all emotions on social networks, a study of China's Sina Weibo users shows.
What’s on, matey? Online piracy helps Netflix decide which shows to buy
Netflix uses online piracy statistics to figure out which shows to add to its Watch Instantly roster.
30 rules for the tech-savvy gentlemen
Technology has come to define who we are. It's time to take control, and flip that idea on its head.
Thanks to NASA, Google’s poor founders have to buy private jet fuel like everyone else
Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin will no longer be able to fill up their aircrafts with discounted NASA jet fuel.
Mark Zuckerberg says US government ‘blew it’ over NSA messaging
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg says the U.S. government "blew it" when explaining the NSA's surveillance efforts to the American people.
Don’t live in NYC? Visit the 9/11 Memorial through Google Street View
Even if you don't live in NYC, you can still reflect on September 11 at the 9/11 Memorial, thanks to Google Street View.
Epic ‘twerk girl fail’ video was just a Jimmy Kimmel lie
If you thought the "worst twerk fail" girl video was a fake, you were right! The whole thing was a hoax created by Jimmy Kimmel.
How to use Reddit to incubate your million-dollar idea
Starting your own subreddit can teach you valuable lessons about your entrepreneurial potential.
Keep calm and tweet on: Creditors have been sizing you up online for years
What you say on Facebook can be used against you when applying for a loan – but it can be used in your favor, too.
The Internet made me care about Miley Cyrus, and I’m pissed about it
The completed saturation of Miley Cyrus content on the Web pressured me into caring about things I never before thought important.
The U.S. government pried into 16,000 Facebook accounts … this year alone
Facebook has released its first ever transparency report, which shows that governments have issued more than 25,000 requests for user data so far this year.
Objection! The Supreme Court needs to understand email
Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan admitted last week that the court "hasn't really gotten to email." How is that okay?
Facebook may owe you $15, thanks to $20 million ‘Sponsored Stories’ lawsuit settlement
A U.S. judge has granted final approval of Facebook's $20 million settlement of a lawsuit over its "Sponsored Story" advertisements.
Hack Mark Zuckerberg’s Facebook page, collect $11,000
The security researcher who hacked Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook page will receive more than $11,000 from supporters.
Yahoo takes #1 spot, knocks Google down to #2 in US Internet traffic
Yahoo has taken the top spot for U.S. Internet traffic for the first time in two years, knocking reigning king Google down to number two.