Judge Trims Apple's Patent Award Against Samsung

The ongoing patent litigation between Apple and Samsung took a new twist Friday, as a judge cut $450.5 million from the $1.05 billion judgment Apple won in a patent infringement case against Samsung last summer.

Einhorn Drops Lawsuit Against Apple

David Einhorn of Greenlight Capital has dropped a lawsuit against Apple, after he succesfully blocked the iPhone maker from moving forward with a shareholder vote on a controversial proposal.

Facebook To Unveil New New Newsfeed

Facebook will unveil a new look for its "newsfeed" at a media event on March 7 at its Menlo Park, California headquarters, the company said in invitations sent to reporters on Friday.

HTML5 Weakness Allows Data Dump On Hard disks

A developer has discovered a loophole in the HTML5 web code, which could allow gigabytes of junk data to be dumped on your hard disks.

Research Found That SSDs Suffer Data Loss When They Lose Power

Power outages could have a fatal results for data stored on Solid-state Drives (SSD), according to a study by researchers from the University of Ohio and HP Labs.

U.K Court To Block Torrent Sites

U.K's High Court of Justice has ordered Internet service providers in the country to block three torrent sites on a complaint from music labels.

DOCOMO Achieves First 10 Gbps Packet Transmission in Outdoor Experiment

In a joint outdoor experiment conducted recently with the Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan?s mobile operator NTT DOCOMO succeeded in the first packet transmission uplink rate of approximately 10 Gbps.

New Addition To Sony's X Headphone Line

Sony announced today its newest addition to the X Headphone line, the on-ear MDR-X05.

New SD9 Flash Drive Available by RiDATA

RIDATA has just launched its stylish flash drive SD9.

Hitachi Maxell To Take Over Hitachi's LCD projector Business

Hitachi Consumer Electronics' LCD projector business will be transferred to Hitachi Maxell by the end of June 2013, the companies announced today, aiming at generating higher profits in this business.

Senator Brings Back Do-Not-Track Bill

U.S. Sen. Jay Rockefeller has introduced a Do-Not-Track bill, which would charge the Federal Trade Commission with establishing standards by which consumers could tell online companies, including mobile applications, that they do not want their information collected.

Google To Accelerate The Internet With New Compression Algorithm

Google has released 'Zopfli', an open-source data compression algorithm it hopes will make the Internet faster for everyone.

Facebook to Buy Atlas Ad Technology Platform From Microsoft

Facebook said on Thursday it had agreed to buy the Atlas Advertiser Suite from Microsoft -- a technology that measures the effectiveness of ads running on websites.