Google +1 may launch tomorrow; UPDATE: +1 begins initial launch with partner sites
A Google partner company pulls the rug out from under the software giant and announces the supposed launch first.
Teen faces court suits from Apple for White iPhone conversion kits
The teenage mind behind the White iPhone 4 conversion kits will now face Apple.
Lodsys switching tactics, now going after Android developers
After Apple told Lodsys to back off, the patent troll is trying its luck with Android developers.
Google makes Gmail social – but not annoying – with people widget
Gmail will finally makes use of those Google Profiles without overwhelming your inbox to Facebook-like proportions.
Leica V-Lux 30 is sure to impress – and empty your bank account
The new V-Lux 30 is an impressive device that's also easy on the eyes. It is not, however, easy on your wallet.
Facebook alternative hopeful Altly inches closer to a launch
Altly begins the transition from stealth startup to social network, and it wants to show Facebook how privacy's done.
Comcast will take on Netflix, Hulu with its IP-TV service
Move over streaming services: Comcast wants in on some of the Internet TV action.
Galaxy Tab 10.1 release only a ‘few days’ away, says Samsung – tablet shipping with Honeycomb 3.1
The Galaxy Tab 10.1 is right around the corner, and Samsung will even upgrade the tablet with Honeycomb 3.1. Will it hit shelves before the previously announced June 8 release date?
Federal court demands Samsung give Apple access to upcoming products
Apple will be the first to get a look at the Samsung Galaxy S II, the Galaxy Tab 8.9, and Galaxy Tab 10.1 thanks to court demands.
Comcast OnDemand available for iPod touch, iPhone
Comcast will offer nearly 6,000 hours of streaming content for mobile users - but get used to connection failures and programming interruptions, as it's currently only available via Wi-Fi.
Apple defends developers; full letter to Lodsys
Lodsys tried to go after the little guys, but Apple's having none of it: The company has its developers' backs in a legal letter denying patent infringement.
UK up in arms over Twitter’s role in court case privacy laws
A controversial Tweet has made the rounds in the UK, outing the identity of a famous football player involved in a scandalous court case. While print media has been barred from releasing this information, the news has spread virally, causing the Prime Minister to consider the effects of social media.
The INQ Cloud Touch officially not a ‘Facebook phone’: Integrates Foursquare
Once-called the Facebook phone, the INQ Cloud Touch will now add a dedicated homescreen for fully-featured Foursquare services.
Groupon and Loopt partner to offer real-time, location-aware deals
Groupon and Loopt will both bring you deals on the go, making it more difficult for coupon junkies to turn down a good discount.
Explosion at Foxconn Chengdu plant, two killed
Explosion at the plagued plant injures 16 workers, killing two.
Trying to remember something? Put down the iPad, pick up a newspaper
Newspapers get a bad rap as a dying, expensive reading method - but they've got something tablets don't: Your attention.
Facebook granted patent for its photo tagging system
Facebook's photo tagging which is simultaneously known as its most annoying, potentially reputation-damaging, and possibly most popular feature is now officially property of Facebook.
Verizon drops unlimited plans, offers iPhone 5 details
We knew it was coming: Verizon joins rival AT&T and kills off its unlimited data plans.
Finally: How to claim your free Samsung 3D glasses
Been waiting patiently with your Samsung 3D TV and the company's promise to gift you two pairs of accompanying glasses? Wait no more.
How to use social networking sites to find your next job
We know you already spend exorbitant amounts of time on social networking sites, so kill two birds with one stone and use these applications to turn that time into (eventually) money.