After some less-than-flattering numbers about the return rate of its Galaxy Tab, Samsung sets the record straight and insists returns are less than 2 percent.
As it prepares for the iPhone, Verizon Wireless warns data happy customers to get ready for slower speeds. Can acting early keep it from the same fate as AT&T?
Google's Wednesday press conference brought the official launch of the tablet-friendly Honeycomb, a version of the Android Market built for the Web, and in-app purchases for Android developers.
AOL plans to combat falling ad revenue with a comprehensive system for generating thousands of search-engine-optimized articles every week, but some see it as the blueprint for a content farm.
PandaLabs has discovered two new strains of malware leveraging Facebook, including Lolbot.Q, which hijacks a user's account and requires a survey - and fees - to get it back.
We've been patient, but it's time. Microsoft is rumored to introduce its first Windows Phone 7 upgrade on February 7, after reports indicate sales are struggling.
It might not be part of the social tech IPO wave we keep hearing about, but headphone maker Skullcandy filed its initial public offering and could raise up to $125 million.
Anonymous maintains its DDoS are akin to peaceful protests, and will now target the UK government for arresting alleged members. The US may receive a similar warning as it issues 40 search warrants against suspected cohorts.
Even though Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wasn't thrilled with his portrayal in The Social Network, he might join Jesse Eisenberg on Saturday Night Live in a shocking show of good sportsmanship.
As the big day approaches, specifics on how much Verizon is willing to offer for old AT&T iPhones have surfaced, and owners could be looking at up to $360 off a new phone.
Google wasn't kidding around when it said it would be fighting illegal file sharing, and now it has turned off autocomplete when it comes to piracy searches.