Google Nexus One Crawls behind iPhone, Droid in Sales
After a slow post-holiday start, Google’s Nexus One still lags significantly behind its biggest rivals in total sales.
iPhone OS 4.0 to Finally Bring Multitasking?
After years of intentional handicapping, Apple may finally be preparing to set the iPhone free and run multiple applications at once.
Google Tinkers with TV Search Using Custom Set-Top Box
A new set-top box with access to both YouTube and The Dish Network could make TV as searchable as the Web.
Will Steam Open the Valve to Mac Gaming?
A series of cryptic Apple-style advertisements from Valve and other clues suggest that some of the company's most popular titles will soon launch for Macs.
Apple Bars Wi-Fi Scanning Tools from App Store
With no explanation, a handful of apps used for actively scanning for Wi-Fi have disappeared from the App Store.
Comedy Central Rips Colbert, Daily Show from Hulu
Two of the most popular shows on Hulu will disappear for good after Comedy Central yanks the plug on March 9.
Q-Jays Go Custom with One-Off Silicon Ear Tips
Custom silicon ear tips for q-Jays in-ear headphones will allow every pair to fit like a glove.
Rupert Murdoch Ready to Sue over Google Indexing
If talks break down, Google may face yet another lawsuit fueled from the deep pockets of media mogul Rupert Murdoch.
Google Search Now Scours Facebook for Real-Time Results
A new deal has landed Google one more vital ingredient for its stew of real-time updates, but a majority of Facebook's overflowing content cauldron still remains out of reach.
Bloom Energy Promises Power Plant in a Box
An impressive collection of heavyweight politicians and industry leaders heralded the official announcement of Bloom energy’s potentially revolutionary home fuel cells.
Cablevision Battles Boxee with PC-to-TV Relay
Cablevision’s new technology will allow cable users to flip to a channel and see whatever they have on their PC screens, opening the door for Internet content beside regular cable.
Apple Cites Women and Parents for App Store Whitewashing
Marketing maestro Phil Schiller blames a rash of complaints and the increasing number of racy apps for Apple’s most recent – and extreme – wave of App Store censorship.
Enraged Gmail Users Grab Pitchforks, Sue Google over Buzz
Not content to express their discontent in 140 characters on Twitter, angry Gmail users have piled onto a class action lawsuit led by a Harvard law student.
Samsung Squeezes 1080p Video into TL350 Compact Digicam
The TL350 will be among the first compact digital cameras to shoot full 1080p high-definition video, in addition to 10-megapixel stills.
Sony Hybrid Cam Offers Swappable Lenses in a Tiny Body
Swappable lenses aren’t just for the pros any more. Sony’s new hybrid camera will introduce the flexibility of interchangeable glass to a compact form factor.
School Peeped on Students with Laptop Webcams
Parents of a student in Pennsylvania claim their school district exercised direct control over embedded webcams in a school-issued laptop to spy on their son.