 MegaUpload's Owner Faces Charges in Court MegaUpload founder Kim Dotcom faces charges of copyright violation in a New Zealand courtroom. Share:   |
 Internet's Protest Prods US Senate to Delay Vote UPDATE: The Senate Majority leader postpones a vote on the controversial Protect IP Act when senators shift views after Internet protest. Share: |
Microsoft Upbeat on 2012 Prospects Revenue rose in the second fiscal quarter, while Microsoft's profits dipped; Office 2010 sales helped while Windows revenue slipped. Share: |
SOPA, PIPA Opponents Celebrate, but Say Work Isn't Done A day after an estimated 10,000 websites went dark and more than 7 million people signed a Google.com petition opposing two controversial copyright enforcement bills, opponents of the bills said there's more work to do. Share: |
Apple Mac-Based Security Threats Jumped in 2011 New Mac-based security threats jumped in 2011, but still remain far below that of Windows PCs, according to a posting by F-Secure Labs. Share: |
Three Ways to Tweak Ubuntu Linux's Unity Desktop Disliking Unity doesn't mean you have to switch Linux distributions. Instead, make Unity your own with one of these free tools. Share: |
Anonymous Retaliates for Megaupload Shutdown, Attacks DOJ, Others The hacker group Anonymous is claiming responsibility for attacks that have taken down websites run by Universal Music, the U.S. Department of Justice and the... Share: |
Fortune Names Google Best Place to Work in U.S. Google moved up three spots to claim the top position in Fortune's list of the 100 Best Companies to Work For in the U.S. Share: |
AirPrint to Almost Any Printer What do you do if you are an iPhone or iPad owner and don't have one of the anointed printers? Do you go and buy yet another printer? Share: |
Time Management: 6 Ways to Improve Your Productivity If you resolved earlier this month to work smarter, stop procrastinating and be more productive, your best intentions may have quickly been subverted by your regularly scheduled work routine. Share: |
Apple Scores Small Patent Victory Against Samsung in Germany The district court in Mannheim, Germany has decided that Apple did not infringe on a patent asserted by Samsung Electronics against the iPhone and iPad. Share: |
The Mobile Enterprise: Killing IT's Sacred Cows It's shortly before 6 a.m. on a Saturday in Las Vegas. High-rollers and party-goers are sleeping off last night's thrill ride. Share: |
Analyst: Apple's e-Textbook Gambit 'Just a 70% Solution' Apple today announced iBooks Author and iBooks 2, free applications that let educational publishers and teachers create and market K-12 textbooks and course... Share: |
Linux Is Reaching New Heights in Enterprises, Study Finds Cloud computing and 'Big Data' are driving business use of Linux at the expense of Windows and Unix, according to new data from the Linux Foundation. Share: |
R.I.P. BIOS: A UEFI Primer PCs have relied on BIOS for 30 years, but now UEFI is poised to replace it and take PC hardware to the next level. Share: |
MegaUpload Takedown Proves SOPA and PIPA Are Unnecessary If you already have legislation that grants the authority to take down websites and make arrests on foreign soil, why invent a new law to do the same thing? Share: |
EU Digital Commissioner Asks for Feedback on Megaupload Take-down Europe's Commissioner in charge of the digital agenda has asked the public what it thinks about the shutdown of file-sharing site Megaupload by U.S. authorities... Share: |
Google to Punish Sites With Many Ads at the Top of Pages Websites that load the top of their pages with ads, forcing visitors to scroll down to view content, will take a hit on their Google rankings. Share: |
Vodafone Wins Over $2B Tax Dispute in India India's Supreme Court has ruled that Vodafone did not have to withhold tax from Hutchison Telecommunications when buying its stake in 2007 in Indian mobile... Share: |
Wall Street Beat: Enterprise Spending Helps Mixed Quarter for Tech There were weak spots in the last quarter of 2011 for sector bellwethers Google, IBM, Intel and Microsoft, but corporate demand for technology appeared to remain... Share: |
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