Facebook challenges Google in Web advertising
In helping companies advertise on PCs and mobile devices, social networker advances its goal of tracking consumers online
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What's new with iOS 8's Notification Center
With its latest mobile platform, Apple has given notifications their most significant update in years
Net neutrality debate is reaching a key point
The pressing issue of whether the Internet stays open or gets walled off by different providers is moving back into the limelight
Activist investor pushes Yahoo to buy AOL
Argues purchase could give both companies a better chance to compete against Google and Facebook in the digital advertising market
Apple addresses Bend-gate
The company says that "a total of nine customers have contacted Apple with a bent iPhone 6 Plus"
A group messaging app designed for workgroups
A new group collaboration tool from the creator of Lotus Notes has promise, but still needs a lot of work
iPhone Plus: "Bigger than bigger" includes profit
The iPhone 6 Plus costs $100 more than the regular one, even though it's only $15.50 more expensive to make
BlackBerry courts business users again
After a botched attempt at a consumer phone, it's changing course with a new model that aims squarely at its original market
Record Apple iPhone sales fail to wow Wall Street
Shares of the Cupertino, Calif. company have barely budged despite record demand for its newest iPhone models
Apple's iPhone 6 sets sales record
Apple releases sales figures for the launch of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, and says they set a new record
The 6 best features in the iPhone's new iOS 8
Here are six reasons to upgrade to the new version of iOS -- or, which features to investigate if you already have it
Virtual reality is about to get rather real
VR is moving quickly beyond goggles and mere visuals to place people -- and their sensations -- entirely in an electronic world
Why Yahoo scores a jackpot with Alibaba's IPO
Yahoo is in line to make anywhere from $8.3 billion to $9.5 billion from the Chinese e-commerce site's initial public offering
Your smartphone thinks you're sad
New apps may allow a person's phone to monitor its owner's mental health, but should such data be available or shared?
Larry Ellison steps down from top job at Oracle
The founder and CEO will hand the reins of the software giant to co-CEOs Mark Hurd and Safra Catz
Zelenskyy accuses Russia of using cluster warheads in deadly strikes
Feds charge powerful Virginia Democrat in alleged drug scheme
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