'Arrested Development' & Netflix In Talks For Season 5
"Arrested Development" producer Brian Grazer says negotiations are in place for the Bluth family's return on Netflix...
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"Arrested Development" producer Brian Grazer says negotiations are in place for the Bluth family's return on Netflix...
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Lenovo beat out rival Hewlett-Packard to become the No. 1 PC maker by a narrow margin, according to both firms.
T-Mobile has created a new program that allows its customers to upgrade to a new smartphone every six months. According to Mashable, the program is called JUMP or "Just Upgrade My Phone."
The judge at a New York civil anti-trust trial has found that Apple Inc. conspired with publishers to raise electronic book prices.
An original Apple computer from 1976 has sold at auction for nearly $388,000.
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Representatives from SAP, a software company, and the San Jose Sharks were on hand Tuesday for the official renaming of the building the NHL team calls home.
Tesla will be joining the Nasdaq-100 Index on Monday as software maker Oracle Corp. heads to the New York Stock Exchange.
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A recent update to AT&T's privacy policy means that the telecommunications giant can now sell certain customer information to other companies. Fortunately for customers, there is a way to opt out.
Users who may have grown frustrated with Facebook's rudimentary search feature are getting an updated version designed to make it easier to find people, places and photos on the site.
On Monday, its owner Yahoo Inc. sent AltaVista.com to the Internet graveyard to rest alongside order-almost-anything venture Kozmo.com and the butler from Ask Jeeves.
Two titans in the tech world have much to be thankful after Saturday's tragic crash at San Francisco International Airport. Samsung exec David Eun actually survived the crash and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg was supposed to be on the flight.
While startup companies have made shared rides a thing, a new San Francisco company wants to see if they can make shared car leases the next thing in shared mobility.
