Apple's Victory Could Mean Fewer Phone Options
Apple Inc.'s $1 billion legal victory could mean fewer smartphone options for consumers to choose from, analysts said.
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Apple Inc.'s $1 billion legal victory could mean fewer smartphone options for consumers to choose from, analysts said.
After a year of scorched-earth litigation, a jury decided Friday that Samsung ripped off the innovative technology used by Apple to create its revolutionary iPhone and iPad.
The explosion of social media will once again be put to the test as Tropical Storm Isaac rolls across the region this weekend. For the younger generation, connecting through social media will keep them informed during and after a storm.
One of the biggest buzzwords to emerge from this year's CES was 4K, which is pinned as the next consumer resolution after 1080p.
Facebook says its new iOS update means the app will be twice as responsive as before.
With Verizon Wireless and AT&T piling on more restrictions to their data plans, T-Mobile USA is going the opposite route with a new truly unlimited plan.
Troops overseas have become dependent on Apple iPads as their only form of communication with loved ones overseas.
Low-income Miami-Dade students entering 9th grade have an opportunity to start school armed with a brand new computer.
After finally letting users onto the site without an invite, Pinterest is now getting serious about mobile.
Facebook is getting users accustomed to ads slowly and incrementally. One small change, then another -- that way, users get used to seeing them.
If you're in the middle of a "Mad Men" marathon on Netflix, the streaming service's new Post-play feature, unveiled today, could make it easier to jump to the next episode of Don Draper's exploits.
A federal court has ruled that warrantless cell phone tracking by police is legal.
South Florida hosted the future of technology this past weekend.
Are you fed up with spammy tweets (which could be phishing scams or malware) and fake tweets (which are just plain annoying)? Fake Follower Check may be your answer.
The Palo Alto home of the late Steve Jobs was recently robbed of more than $60,000 in computers and other items, according to the Santa Clara County District Attorney's office.
