U.S. Government Approves Landmark Digital Privacy Bill By Kevin Parrish published 6 December 12 Law enforcement now cannot search through email, private Facebook messages and other electronic forms of communication without a warrant.
Google Only Site to Surpass 100 Million Unique Visitors By Zak Islam published 2 December 12 Microsoft would fall to fourth place from its prior number two position.
Google Buys BufferBox, Wants to Handle Your Package By Marcus Yam published 30 November 12 Google is now into the business of shipping and receiving your goods.
Anonymous Declares War on Syrian Government Sites By Zak Islam published 30 November 12 Hacking group blames Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for internet blackout.
IE Hater Convinced IE "Sucks Less" in New Microsoft Video By Jane McEntegart published 30 November 12 Are you convinced?
Syria is Offline, Unreachable via the Internet By Wolfgang Gruener published 29 November 12 Syria's Internet connectivity has been completely crippled since the early morning of today (EST).
UK Government Advertises Fake 007 Job By Jane McEntegart published 29 November 12 Ad also states that appropriate candidates may like martinis 'shaken and not stirred.'
Congressman Proposes 2-Year Ban on Internet Related Bills By Zak Islam published 29 November 12 A cooling-off period would prevent the federal government from introducing new internet regulation or bills.
German Government Asks Users to Boycott Google By Wolfgang Gruener published 29 November 12 Google and Germany's government are clashing because of a proposed law that would prevent Google from publishing more than just a headline link to journalistic content.
Microsoft Campaigns: Don't Get Scroogled by Google By Wolfgang Gruener published 29 November 12 Microsoft is launching an aggressive marketing campaign attacking Google's credibility in providing product search results.
RapidShare Releases RapidDrive 1.0 By Wolfgang Gruener published 28 November 12 RapidShare is making attempt to change its perception of being a platform that is exploited for piracy purposes to transition into the world of the Dropboxes and Google Drives.
Research: Megaupload Shutdown Impacted Box Office Sales By Wolfgang Gruener published 27 November 12 Researchers from the Munich School of Management and the Copenhagen Business School suggest that the shutdown of Megaupload had an impact on box office sales.
One Third of the World's Households Have Broadband Access By Wolfgang Gruener published 14 November 12 The number of fixed broadband subscriber will approach 618.7 million by the end of this year, according to market research firm ABI Research.
Microsoft Launches IE 10 Release Preview for Windows 7 By Kevin Parrish published 13 November 12 A release preview version of Internet Explorer 10 is now available for Windows 7.
Google's Main Focus Will Be Mobile, Not Desktop Search By Kevin Parrish published 10 November 12 Google now considers itself as a "mobile first" company.
Microsoft Set to Open $100 Million Tech Center in Brazil By Zak Islam published 7 November 12 Software giant has been involved in Brazil for several years.
What Obama's Re-election Means for the Technology World By Wolfgang Gruener published 7 November 12 The old and new president of the U.S. has taught us over the past four years how he believes technology issues should be integrated into the government's policy.
Microsoft Confirms Live Messenger Retirement By Kevin Parrish published 7 November 12 Windows Live Messenger will be retired in the first quarter of 2013 (sniff).
Get Your Google Back, Google Tells Win 8 Users By Kevin Parrish published 27 October 12 Google offers a two-step process in switching over to Google Search and Chrome.
Microsoft Releases Xbox SmartGlass App for Android By Kevin Parrish published 27 October 12 Xbox SmartGlass for Android is now available, but you'll need a smartphone with 4.0 "Ice Cream Sandwich" or later.
