It's been a busy weekend for WikiLeaks, first with a crashed server followed by threats of legal action coming its way. Now that the latest US secrets are out, what's in store for the government transparency site?
After strongly hinting that the popular multiplayer online mode could become subjected to subscription fees, Activision assures users that the game will never carry that price tag.
With items ranging from power adapters to webcams, the online retailer has a flurry of sales lined up for Black Friday, including relatively rare discounts on Apple merchandise.
Take some of the guess work out of shopping this year, and try out one of these websites, which generate intelligent gift ideas using algorithms. They might know the people on your list better than you do.
It's no secret that TiVo is struggling, but after reporting record losses this third quarter, many are starting to question how exactly the DVR company plans to turn itself around.
Mark your calendars. December 9 may mark an Apple-News Corp announcement that many believe is the long-awaited introduction of subscriptions for the iPad.
Are you greeted by blank space where your endless media files used to be? Don't panic, there's an easy solution for the iOS 4.2 bug Apple users are experiencing.
The UK won't fine Google for inadvertently spying on its citizens, but the verdict's still out on how other nations will or won't punish the company's security mistake.
From now until November 22, the online retailer will offer Verizon's line of Droid smartphones for one cent when new customers sign a two-year contract.
A new survey from Motorola reinforces that TV is a beloved American pastime, and it's going to see some changes in the next few years. But not all ones you'd expect.
In the time it took you to ready this much, five people have created LinkedIn accounts. The career-focused networking site is experience monumental growth and will stick with its professional demeanor.
MySpace paved the way for Facebook, but has since struggled to compete with the social network. Today both companies announced their new partnership, which allows Facebook to spread into the former giant's territory.
Google's second stab at a social network goes heavy on the practical and light on the personal. Places with Hotpot gives users a way to find local businesses they and their friends like.
Microsoft has revealed it collaboration with Facebook's new messaging service, allowing users to send, receive, and view Office files. So much for being "not an e-mail killer."
Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood is released today, a year after Assassin's Creed II. But it looks like gamers won't have to wait so long in the future - Ubisoft is discussing a yearly release for the franchise.
Apple is teasing a major iTunes announcement for Tuesday, with rumors ranging from the launch of a streaming subscription music service to the first Apple TV apps.
Microsoft has hinted at the Kinect's ability to help advertises target its users by feeding them demographic data, but is it just an idea, or will future users be watched?
Users of Apple's new social network, Ping, will now be able to broadcast their music reviews and links to iTunes tracks directly through a new agreement, but Facebook remains an elusive partner for Apple.
From waterproof housings to fish-eye lenses and soft-focus filters, these cheap DIY camera lenses let you crank up your creativity without digging too far into your wallet.
Best Buy has spilled the beans on the long-awaited Nexus Two, called the "Nexus S." Specs remain at large, but it looks like the phone will be available for holiday shoppers soon.
There's buzz about the possible introduction of a 10-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab. If it turns out to be true, the tablet would be a direct competitor for the 9.7-inch iPad.
After Google shut off the ability for Facebook users to import their Google contact lists, Facebook has devised a workaround, deepening the divide between the sparring companies.
Apple will no longer be selling certain iPhone cases that are destroying the iPhone 4, and it is rumored to be conducting tests to be sure there are no other cases doing the same.
After less than a week on store shelves, the Kinect has already been hacked for use with computers, which could put a sophisticated new tool in the hands of DIY hobbyists everywhere.
A California iPhone 3G user is claiming Apple purposefully created iOS 4 to disable older phone models. In a lawsuit filed this week, she is suing the company for a number of charges concerning the faulty software.
Google-branded notebooks bearing the first version of Chrome OS will appear later this month, offering the first glimpse at Google's browser-based operating system.
It's been a slow journey toward Flash for Apple users. Starting Thursday morning, iOS devices will be able to purchase Skyfire from the App Store and access much of the Flash content they've been missing out on.
Research firm IDC claims Microsoft's Kinect will crush Sony's Move this holiday season, while Microsoft exec Aaron Greenburg claims the launch will be bigger than both the Wii and Xbox 360 launches.