DOJ meets firms seeking Google probe
Google Inc logo shown in San Francisco
The antitrust case against Google would be a landmark investigation, akin to the U.S. showdown with Microsoft.
Poll: Parents don’t want children’s data collected over Internet
Survey comes just before federal officials are set to vote on a proposal to strengthen child privacy laws.
Amazon introduces kid-focused subscription service
The Web giant has cordoned off a content section just for kids.
Amazon launches Kindle Fire content subscription service for kids 3 to 8
The Kindle FreeTime Unlimited service will be part of an automatic software update.
Social media rankings: perceptive or pointless?
Another week, another set of social media stats to “reveal” that so-and-so is more influential than so-and-so on social media.
Microsoft unlocks its social network Socl
Socl debuted to the public Tuesday with a fresh coat of paint, new features, and no clear purpose.
Twitter: Instagram has blocked photos on network
Twitter users can no longer display full Instagram photos on the social network.
Which countries are most at risk when it comes to malware, spam?
Security company Sophos released its Security Threats in 2013 report, that provides an analysis.
EU imposes $1.9B cartel fine on screen producers including Philips, LG
The E.U. has imposed a fine on seven international companies for fixing television computer monitor tubes for a decade.
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Your gift guide for the best tablets, smartphones and more for the technophile in your life.
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Apple’s new headquarters: A first look
Apple plans to revamp its sprawling campus in Cupertino, Calif. Here are the renderings.
Project Glass opens curtains on Google X
The world just got a first look at Google’s dream tech dream team.
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Best Buy tries new strategy this holiday season
Best Buy tries new strategy this holiday season
HTC unveils DNA smartphone with super-sharp display
HTC and Verizon have a smartphone that boasts the sharpest display of any device on the market.
Facebook privacy issues percolating in Europe
Max Schrems is the founder of Europe v. Facebook, a group seeking to have Facebook adhere to European privacy laws. Schrems discusses his path to starting the group when he requested his personal data file from Facebook and received an extensive 1,200-page file documenting very detailed elements of his life.
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