Vernor v. Autodesk: New Verdict Could Block GameStop Used Games Sales
A new law against selling used games could severely cripple GameStop cash cow.
Technology
Why Apple Needs 3D in the Next iPod and iPhone
Few buzzwords are louder than "3D", but Apple could actually benefit from a glasses-free 3D device.
Memo to Steve Jobs: "Open" and "Closed" Don't Mean What You Think They Mean
Steve Jobs is the one being disingenuous when it comes to Apple versus Android.
Facebook Is the Privacy Pirate? Sure, and I'm the Easter Bunny
The Wall Street Journal took aim at a Facebook privacy loophole and the Web piled on. Too bad no one looks at the corporations that make Mark Zuckerberg look like a data amateur.
Google Android Becomes Apple's Night Terror
Apple's results were great, but the performance during the earning call as well as its guidance for next quarter suggest just how scared the company is of Google's Android operating system.
Apple Earnings: Analysts Disappointed by iPad Sales -- and They're Completely Nuts
Apple has an amazing blow-out quarter, marches past analysts expectations on revenue and earnings, but gets dinged because iPad sales weren't high enough. People, get a grip.
IBM Earnings: Profits Soar, Revenue Not So Much, but the Future Looks Bright
IBM announced strong earnings growth but revenue growth was weak compared to major competitor HP. However, the company continues to position itself well for cloud computing.
Clearwire's 4G Hotspot: How to Make the Wired Internet Seem Stodgy and Overpriced
When the mobile Internet is as fast as your office connection, everything changes.
Breaking: Likely New Mobile Products From Motorola, HTC and LG
Motorola, HTC, and LG have been busy filing US trademark applications for variations on smartphones and cell phones. At least one seems to be readying mobile peripherals for other devices.
Why the Latest Facebook Privacy Breach is Total Bunk
Facebook should start its own PR campaign to counter the media's fear mongering over privacy violations in online advertising.
Where's iPhone?
People keep wondering when the iPhone will wind up at Verizon. But why stop? There are many places you can look to find Apples popular smartphone, some less obvious than others.
EMC, Seagate -- Everyone Wants a Storage Company. Here's Why
The rash of interest in acquiring storage companies is a fall-out of the changing dynamics of the IT industry. Large companies, hungry for growth, want to buy revenue and strategic technology.
Google Develops Storage Technology; Time for HP, EMC and Others to Get Nervous
A series of 14 patent applications made public this week shows that Google has a big interest in storage technology. No matter how they use the R&D, computer companies will feel pain.
Hype Anxiety: Why We Keep Getting Suckered by Non-AT&T iPhone Reports
The iPhone isn't much closer to leaving AT&T than it was last year... or the year before. We've been fooled too many times before.
Meet the New Henry Fords: How Industrial Revolution 2.0 Works
The rise of 3-D printers and crowd-sourced funding for individual inventions has given rise to a new kind of industrial revolution.
California couple at center of surrogacy scandal arrested
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Iran's Houthi allies deny losing ground as Mideast crisis engulfs Yemen
Investigation
The life and travels of an alleged Chinese agent in the U.S.
Eva Marie Saint, "North by Northwest" star, dies at 102
Olympian accused of damaging Reflecting Pool seeks probe of potential misconduct
Christa Pike is conscious, speaking after botched execution, attorneys say
Ex-CIA official found with $40 million in gold bars admits to sprawling scheme
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Former Cornell frat members ask university to clear their names
