Apple, FBI Deny UDIDs Discovered by AntiSec By Kevin Parrish published 6 September 12 Apple and the FBI deny AntiSec's claim of hacking into a laptop and retrieving over 12 million UDIDs.
President Obama is Hosting an AMA (Q&A) on Reddit By Catherine Cai published 29 August 12 President Obama has opened himself up to an AMA on Reddit...
Canadian Gets Free Personalized Galaxy S III from Samsung By Jane McEntegart published 29 August 12 One Samsung fan gets his own specially customized Galaxy S III several months after asking for a free phone on Facebook.
Mozilla Ports Full FPS Engine to WebGL; Playable Demo By Kevin Parrish published 29 August 12 Here's a full game engine written in C++ ported over to HTML5, WebGL.
Yahoo Wants To Secure Accounts With Your Friends' Pictures By Wolfgang Gruener published 26 August 12 Your exposure on social networks can enable a rather unusual solution for general computing applications.
uTorrent Makes New Ads Optional By Jane McEntegart published 17 August 12 BitTorrent does an about face on advertising plans.
Average Broadband Speed in UK Rises to 9Mbps By Jane McEntegart published 17 August 12 Ofcom's annual research into the UK's average broadband speeds show increase in speeds over last year.
UK's Virgin Media blocks File-sharing Site Newzbin2 By Jane McEntegart published 16 August 12 Virgin Media is the latest to block access to popular file sharing site Newzbin2.
uTorrent Announces Plans for Special 'Sponsored Torrents' By Jane McEntegart published 14 August 12 uTorrent is introducing sponsored content to give revenue a boost.
YouTube Won't be Affected by Google's Fight Against Piracy By Jane McEntegart published 14 August 12 YouTube's own reporting system helps it slip by Google's system unnoticed.
Google Fighting Piracy With Search Result Demoting By Kevin Parrish published 13 August 12 Google is tackling piracy by demoting websites based on the number of takedown notices they receive.
Microsoft Says Outlook Security Will Be Better Than Gmail By Kevin Parrish published 13 August 12 Microsoft is investigating ways to beef up security without having to resort to a 2-step method.
Verizon Defends Data Price Discrepancy in Share Everything By Kevin Parrish published 10 August 12 Verizon defends why its tiered Share Everything plans are priced so weird.
Zuckerberg Out of Top 10 Billionaire List; Execs Leaving FB By Wolfgang Gruener published 10 August 12 Startups, especially when they celebrate their debut on the stock market, are usually granted a grace period or, in more positive phrasing, a time we typically refer to as honeymoon.
Microsoft Sticks to 'Do Not Track' Plans for IE in Windows 8 By Jane McEntegart published 9 August 12 Putting user privacy first.
Googler Reminds Users to Turn on Two-Step Verification By Jane McEntegart published 9 August 12 Protect yourself from hacks before it's too late.
Verizon: We Have Top-Tier Data Pools, Too By Kevin Parrish published 9 August 12 Verizon Wireless offers five additional shared data pools not openly offered on the website.
Apple, Amazon Close Holes that Allowed Honan Hack By Jane McEntegart published 8 August 12 Amazon and Apple are both working to fix weak points that made it easier for a hacker to attack Wired reporter Mat Honan.
Facebook 8.7 Percent: 83 Million Fake Accounts By Wolfgang Gruener published 6 August 12 Facebook estimates that about 8.7 percent of all of its active accounts are fake.
Chairman of Wikimedia UK Resigns Amid Scandal By Jane McEntegart published 4 August 12 Board to elect new chairman.
