Q&A gets photo-friendly with new app Pupil
Pupil wants to answer questions about the world around with nothing more than an image, and lets you flex your own expertise in the process.
Celebrating Star Wars Day
Not sure how to celebrate May the Fourth? Here are a few simple and not-so-simple ways to get into the spirit.
PC rental company sued for spying on its customers
A Wyoming couple is suing after realizing their rental company has been remotely monitoring their use and taking pictures of them via a leased laptop.
Nielson reports drop in TV ownership
For the first time in more than two decades TV ownership is on the decline. Is it time to kiss the living room staple goodbye?
Star Wars on Blu-ray countdown begins: Hits U.S. shelves September 16
LucasFilm celebrates today's holiday with insider Star Wars footage in hype the coming Blu-ray editions.
Microsoft slashes Zune HD pricing, whispers of extinction grow louder
The bad news: It doesn't look like Microsoft has future plans for Zune hardware. The good news: The resulting surplus means it's more affordable than ever.
Facebook finance leaks say 2012 IPO is likely
It's coming: According to a WSJ report, Facebook will file its IPO in a year.
Massachusetts brings social networking to the courtroom
OpenCourt wants the American court system to be more accessible to citizens and will update the public on cases via Twitter and a live video stream.
New MacDefender malware infecting unsuspecting Apple users
Macs are entirely susceptible to the likes of viruses, and a new one called MacDefender proves it.
Don’t worry, Logitech: Google TV is going to get better
Logitech cut Google TV down a few notches with its earnings report today, but not to worry, a fix is on the way.
The big four phone carriers spill on their location and customer data collection policies
The Location-gate fallout continues, just as the four major carriers detail what exactly your data and location is being used for, and how they get it.
A Chinese Facebook is coming and will make huge censorship concessions
Insiders say a Facebook-Baidu collaboration is in the works, and that the social network will allow government censorship.
TomTom sold customer driving data to police
It's been a bad week for privacy, and it's only getting worse. TomTom is the latest company to reveal that it's been tracking - and selling - consumer location and driving data.
T-Mobile bets $1,000 the Galaxy S 4G is faster than your iPhone
In a marketing scheme, T-Mobile is willing to bet some serious cash its new 4G phone is faster than a 3G phone. What are we missing here?
Nikon announces the AF-S NIKKOR 50mm f/1.8G lens
Nikon announces its latest 50mm lens, which can be yours in June for $220.
China pushing Baidu on Android phones
Say your goodbyes to Google search, Chinese handsets. Baidu is about to become the search engine of choice for the majority of Android smartphones.
You might be sick of it, but the white iPhone is important
Despite how annoying the phrase 'white iPhone' has become, the device will have some serious implications for Apple sales.
Amazon woes prove we can’t have blind faith in the cloud
Amazon and Sony's recent cloud computing issues prove the cloud is not the be-all, end-all for storage.
