A Belgian newspaper group claimed that Google is boycotting it after the search giant complied with a court order to remove the paper's content from its Google News service. Now Google is re-adding them.
Researchers from the university of California, San Diego, have discovered that a mismatch between movement and humanoid traits could be causing the uncanny valley effect, or the uneasiness we feel when we look at humanoid robots or CGI creations.
Verizon and AT&T's 4G LTE networks may be on close frequencies, but they likely won't be compatible, according to statements from Verizon spokespeople. This makes roaming and unlocking phones a less exciting proposition.
Staples has posted a $50 off coupon that's usable to purchase any tablet, laptop computer, or desktop computer at a physical Staples store. The problem: it's only valid through Saturday.
Glenn Beck's Fox News show may be ending, but his desire for cash is not. The talk show host has launched one of the trendiest types of Websites around, a Groupon-style deals site.
Trip Hawkins, founder of EA and owner of Digital Chocolate, believes that Nintendo plunged the video game industry into a "dark age" with its NES and Zynga's free-to-play games model may bring it out.
Apple has decided to file another patent infringement suit against HTC, this time over five patents related to software design, touchscreens, and sensors. But could HTC's new alliance with Microsoft could save it from the wrath of Steve Jobs?
10 days after a cool launch for the TouchPad tablet, HP has replaced ex-Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein as head of the webOS division, moving him into the PC department.
To add some credibility to its new flavor of tea, a Taiwanese company has created its own Steve Jobs to present it, complete with black shirt and jeans. Feeling thirsty?
At its Worldwide Partner Conference yesterday, Microsoft announced that it has sold more than 400 million Windows 7 licenses since the operating system's debut in 2009.
Thanks to its 4G LTE chipset, the HTC ThunderBolt is the most expensive smartphone on the market. Will Apple choose to bear the price of 4G LTE in its next iPhone?
Apple has served GetJar, a third party Android app store, with a Cease and Desist letter demanding it stop using the term "App Store" because it is owned by Apple. In response, GetJar has compared itself to Twisted Sister.
Google's latest developer data shows that Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) is finally gaining ground on 2.2 (Froyo), but 3.0 (Honeycomb) is still lagging behind with less than a 1 percent share of devices.
Nielsen has revealed that iPhone gamers spend an average of 14.7 hours per month playing games, and Android isn't too far behind. Does this signal a change?
The iPhone 5 is going to be thinner and lighter than the iPhone 4, according to several sources. In addition, Apple is prepping 25 million units for 2011.
Determined to make money from every Android manufacturer, Microsoft is now targeting Samsung, demanding that the company pay it for every handset sold using Google's free OS.
The ESA has released its 2011 sales, demographic, and usage data report for the video game industry with a slew of new statistics and information about gamers today.
South Korea is taking the lead on technology and education, promising to spend $2 billion to convert its entire school system's curriculum and texts to a variety of digital formats by 2015.
Microsoft plans to include full turn-by-turn navigation in Windows Phone Mango, but a new demo shows that it's only turn-by-turn if you tell it when you've turned.
The Apple iPhone and iPad leade the pack when it comes to Web browsing, pulling in more than half of all mobile Web browsing according to new charts by NetMarketShare.
A Duke University researcher has developed a more efficient way for Wi-Fi access points to manage data which could potentially double your gadget's battery life.