Man sues Facebook for $500,000 over suspended account
After having his Facebook account suspended months ago without any given reason, a New York man will sue the social network for half a million dollars.
Facebook phone coming next month from HTC?
After numerous denials, the "Facebook phone" has reached mythic proportions that could rival the white iPhone. Yet it could be coming next month from HTC.
UProtect.it relocates your Facebook posts, tells the world you’re keeping secrets
A new, free app dubbed uProtect.it helps keep your Facebook activity discreet and off Facebook's servers.
Is a white Nexus S the next white iPhone?
Get ready for this week's edition of "white phone rumors" - only this time, they aren't limited to the iPhone. Looks like Samsung can play this game too.
Panasonic stacks new Lumix cams with 1080p, 3D, social networking features
Panasonic's new Lumix updates add 3D shooting modes, more rugged features and 1080p HD video recording.
Crashed US stealth fighter reborn in China’s new J-20?
The Nighthawk F-117 was shot down over 10 years ago, but some military minds believe the technology from it will rise from the ashes in China's Chengdu J-20.
Facebook spills on fundraising and IPO plans
Finally, Facebook addresses the hype and talks plans for the future.
Google Voice testing ability to port your phone number
It looks switching over to Google Voice may be possible soon, but think twice before you ditch your carrier yet.
T-Mobile resurrects Sidekick with 4G, Android
After abandoning the phone earlier this year, T-Mobile will repackage the device with its HSPA+ network and release it later this year.
Goldman clients react to losing Facebook investment
Facebook isn't the only one disappointed in Goldman's overseas-only sale of its shares. Its US clients are, too.
US investors excluded from sales of Facebook shares
After attracting too much attention, Goldman Sachs will only be selling Facebook shares to clients outside the country.
Half of all Android phones now operating on Froyo
Negative attention seems to have been enough motivation for Android manufacturers and carriers to push 2.2 out to more of its users.
Is a deadlock between Samsung and carriers stagnating Android updates?
It's the stuff of playground arguments: An anonymous insider claims the manufacturer and its carriers won't back down, and it's why you don't have Android 2.2.
Is Samsung purposefully holding off on a Froyo update?
Samsung is being accused of holding out on its users, and the company is firing back.
Apple shares fall on Wall Street in wake of Jobs departure
Apple's stock market struggles could signal distress for the tech sector.