Facebook and Apple go head-to-head over social-mobile tech?
A new patent from Apple revealing geo-social networking software and a few leaked Facebook mobile projects suggest the two industry titans may be edging in on one another's territory.
Facebook’s photo app: Dissecting the latest details
The allegedly leaked information on the Facebook photo app has fully surfaced, and here's our quick takeaway about what's (hopefully) bound for your iPhone.
SEC regulations may not force Facebook to file IPO
A 2012 Facebook IPO seemed to be a sure-thing, but possible new SEC regulations could push back that date - indefinitely.
Coming Nexus phone’s details surface
Google's Nexus lineup could be releasing a real competitor handset if the rumors about the Nexus 4G are true.
Apple brings us closer to quality camera photos with iOS 5
If you've been won over by the convenience of the iPhone camera but still haven't been convinced about the quality, these iOS 5 features might persuade you.
Tennessee cracks down on ‘distressing images’ online
A new law in Tennessee wants to cut down on offensive Internet images - unfortunately it comes at the expense of personal interpretation and possibly even privacy.
Google introduces Voice Search, Image queries, and Instant Pages
Google does what it does best and brings practical and innovative new updates to Search.
iTunes Match may be a compromise for the music industry and P2P file sharing
Apple is trying to placate record labels by finding a way to find some profits from illegally downloaded music files.
Insiders bash Patch’s business structure; did AOL over-invest?
AOL has been gung-ho about its hyper-local news network, Patch. But staff complaints and lack of revenue don't speak well of the platform's potential.
Twitter who? iOS 5 connects with multiple social platforms, including Facebook
Apple made much ado about its Twitter-iOS 5 integration, but turns out its got a few other big name social networks buried in there.
Sprint iPhone still in the works, possibly available this summer?
Three down, one to go? If the rumors are true that is: A Sprint iPhone may join the ranks of Verizon and AT&T this summer.
IOS 5 has some – but few – iPhone 3GS limitations
Initial tests show that iOS works as it should on the iPhone 3GS, with a few, minor exceptions.
Panasonic LUMIX DMC-FH7 pricing announced, on shelves next month
The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FH7 comes with a slew of features, including a 3-inch touchscreen and in-camera photo editing - and now, a price.
Sony announces NEX-C3 and Alpha A35 cameras
We were patient, and now Sony has finally added a new camera to its NEX lineup. Not to be outdone, it's new Alpha A35, a traditional DSLR, is nothing to sneeze at.
MobileMe has one year to live: Apple shuts down service June 2012
We all knew it was coming, and now Apple has made it official by giving MobileMe users one more year with the service before iCloud fully takes over.
Apple borrows from BlackBerry, Android, and WP7 with iOS 5
There's no question that the mass amount of new features Apple will introduce with iOS 5 are impressive. Question is, are they original?
New video reveals Motorola Droid 3 details
There aren't too many secrets left about the Droid 3, as a leaked video outs some of the phone's new features.
Adobe warns Android, Mac, and PC users of Flash security hole
Adobe has issued a new security patch for a glitch in Flash.
How AirBnB stole the startup spotlight
AirBnB is the travel startup everyone's talking about. How did it get where it is and how will it continue to grow?
Hipster tempts Google, Twitter employees with $10k and a year of PBR
Calling all bike-riding, bird-tattoo bearing, mustachioed, web-savvy job seekers out there: Hipster wants your kind.
LinkedIn to launch ‘Apply Now’ button
LinkedIn may take the final step in streamlining the job-seeking process by giving users the option to apply directly through the site.
Google Offers’ inaugural business says ‘So far, so good’
It's day two of Google Offers, and we checked in with how its very first guinea pig is doing.
Groupon files to raise $175M in IPO
As its valuation continues to reach staggering numbers, Groupon files to go public.
Amazon throws its hat into the daily deals ring with AmazonLocal
Amazon is the latest to get on board with daily discounts and will partner with LivingSocial to bring local deals to your desktop.
Google Offers vs. Groupon vs. Facebook Deals
Google, Facebook and Groupon all want a piece of the same pie, but which will dominate in the end? We compare Google Offers vs. Groupon vs. Facebook Deals to take a closer look at the daily deals arms race.
Survey: People don’t want to pay for entertainment
Research finds that consumers are less and less impressed with the entertainment industry, and that companies keeping them from accessing content for free are earning their distrust.