Android malware has reached a new, dangerous high -- at least if you believe F-Secure.
The battle between Google and Microsoft has turned increasingly bitter -- and juvenile.
After hearing the overwhelming outcry from customers, Microsoft will let Office 2013 users transfer their licences to new computers.
Microsoft's Windows RT ambitions are off to a tepid start, and Samsung's had enough.
HTC sales have reached their lowest point since 2010, erasing the company's Android rise entirely.
FindTheBest is the first and only site that I've seen that lets you compare both STD clinics and dog breeds -- so it probably deserves the $11 million its getting.
While the Internet giants have become increasingly aggressive towards the notion of online anonymity, Vint Cerf says that the pseudonym still has its place. God bless him.
Google wants to stick it to Amazon with "Google Shipping Express", its same-day shipping service.
Microsoft's anti-Google TV ads are on their way out. Thank goodness.
Can e-cigarettes ruin your body? No one's quite sure yet -- which is why it's probably a bad time to start smoking them.
The smartphone market is still Apple,Samsung -- and then everyone else. And Sony wants to be the top of that "everyone else."
Facebook is on the verge of its first major News Feed redesign since 2011. Your Facebook friends are going to love it.
Vint Cerf is either out of his mind or our generation's greatest visionary. I'm thinking he's a bit of both.
Smartphones may make Hollywood lots of money one day, but first it's got to go after mobile bad guys.
Special effects technology has brought Audrey Hepburn back to life -- but should it have?
Thom Yorke still hates the music industry, but he's already had a huge hand in changing it.
Comcast's new anti-piracy system may not be the most novel, but it might just be the most effective.
Sergey Brin keeps trying to convince me that I need Google Glass -- but so far I'm not buying it.
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.
