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Having established its credentials as a key player in the consumer smartphone world -- perhaps the key player -- Samsung is bolstering security to take a stab at business users, a demographic traditionally dominated by BlackBerry. ...
Police in the UK have ordered Google, Twitter and Facebook to remove photographs claiming to show the recently released murderer of James Bulger, who was killed in Liverpool 20 years ago ...
Step aside, Google: Now it's Facebook's turn to take flak from France ...
North Korea is modernizing its technologies -- as only North Korea can. ...
China's defense ministry staged a news conference Wednesday to deny and decry a report that the People's Liberation Army was engaged in cyberwarfare against U.S. corporations, organizations and government agencies ...
A studyon Chinese hacking practices issued by U.S. security firm Mandiant sent shock waves Wednesday through the technology and business worlds ...
Iceland's credentials as a progressive country are beyond reproach. The prime minister is openly gay, for starters, plus the recently rewritten constitution includes input from citizens who joined the discussion via social media ...
The European police agency, Europol, announced Wednesday that it haddismantled a Russian-led, Spain-based cybercrime organization ...
Iran's defense minister is going to be ticked off at the Photoshop minister ...
Rembrandt Social Media is suing Facebookfor its use of the Like button, according to the BBC ...
Apple, Microsoft and Adobe have been summoned by the Australian Parliament to explain why their products cost so much more in Australia than elsewhere, according to TechCrunch ...
Unable to justify the operating costs, BlackBerry will not launch its newest handsets, the Z10 and Q10, in Japan -- at least not anytime soon ...
An attempted antipiracy campaign came screeching to a halt when, after just four days, the Icelandic Film and Movie organization, SMAIS, took down its Facebook page, according to Torrent Freak ...
A court in Australiahas ruled in favor of Google in its lengthy legal fight with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, according to The Sydney Morning Herald ...
Microsoft announced Monday that it is teaming up with Chinese telecom Huawei to sell a low-cost, Windows-powered smartphone in Africa, which according to The New York Times is the world's fastest-growing smartphone market ...
Apple has launched an investigation into Qihoo, a giant Chinese software company and search engine, based on concerns the app maker is violating terms of service, according to Tech In Asia ...
A user-created search engine now makes it easy to scour the new, controversial file-sharing site Mega, according to Wired ...
This game is over before it even started ...
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