Game of Thrones director David Petrarca says that piracy is actually a good thing for his show -- and you should agree with him.
Samsung has annouced its answer to Passbook, and unsurprisingly, it looks a lot like Passbook.
Editor's Pick 3D printing is moving fast, and existing copyright law is having a rough time keeping up.
Google's Andy Rubin may deny Google needs its own stores, but reality says otherwise.
Streaming services like Spotify are helping the music industry claw back to growth.
Ever wanted to see how Google designs its Google Doodles? Here's your chance.
Guest Post Startups have as much to learn about success as they do from failure.
With Guardly's new indoor location data system, emergency responders have a powerful tool to find exactly where emergency calls are coming from.
'Bait apps' like Tap Fish have cost parents lots of money and even more frustration. Now, Apple wants to give that cash back.
Nike has discovered the rapid prototyping power of 3D printing, and it could change sneakers forever.
The New York Times's negative review of the Model S scared lots of would-be buyers into canceling their orders, says Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
With its webOS's move to LG, its story has reached its latest, and perhaps strangest, chapter yet.
The rise of the "bring your own device" movement is making some big bucks for AirWatch, which has raised $200 million.
Mozilla's mission to put inexpensive smartphones in the hands of more people is getting some significant support from manufacturers and carriers.
After spending a year recovering from its TouchPad fiasco, HP is making a return to tablets with the Slate 7.
The New York Police Department has created a team to work with Apple to retrieve stolen iPhones and iPads.
Guest Post Silicon Valley and New York City are both bustling hubs of tech innovation -- and equally attractive for job-seeking techies.
Like Airbnb for 3D printers, Makexyz links the 3D printer owners of the world with the designers that need them
Spelling more bad news for BlackBerry, The Mall of America has picked Nokia's Lumia 920 as its phone of choice.
The people have spoken: They want their phones unlocked.
