How Apple wants to track you
Apple professes concern about consumer personal data, but it has still applied for a behavioral marketing patent
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Apple professes concern about consumer personal data, but it has still applied for a behavioral marketing patent
Despite new Web privacy guidelines for companies, expert warns to keep your guard up, due to data you leave behind online
The Obama administration and Internet companies have come to terms over privacy, but it's only for show -- not real change
Sales at the tech giant fell in virtually every product and service category, raising questions about its turnaround
Microsoft on Wednesday lodged a formal complaint with the European Union's competition regulator against Motorola Mobility and its soon-to-be owner Google
Net income at the tech giant fell 44 percent in the latest quarter, highlighting the challenge facing new CEO Meg Whitman
Tech companies have audited working conditions in their outsourced factories for years -- so why do problems persist?
The search giant appears to be gaming the privacy settings in both Apple's Safari and Microsoft's Internet Explorer browsers
Dell topped Q4 revenue estimates but missed on earnings; shifting more to enterprise sales will become critical
The deal company's purchase of a"hyperlocal" data startup could be a step toward joining forces with third-party developers
Google and ad networks are skirting Apple browser privacy safeguards; apps used by kids don't offer COPPA warnings
CEO Tim Cook unveiled a new Mac OS that will look increasingly like the iPhone and iPad
Chinese company claims it owns the iPad name
Zynga beat analysts' revenue expectations, but suffered a large loss on a spike in expenses
The social-game maker topped Wall Street revenue estimates in its first quarterly filing as a public company