Even though music revenues are projected to rise substantially over the next four years, a new report says that the industry could be doing even better -- if it cracks down on all the free music available on the Internet.
Yesterday's announcement has created a flurry of activity as iPad owners try to unload their devices in anticipation of the iPad 2 launch on March 11, while Apple is reportedly offering money back on recent iPad purchases.
It's not quite an about-face for the Army, but the release of a blogging app does show the service is willing to embrace social media and smartphones as it reaches out to young, technologically-inclined recruits.
Joint Venture, a new technical service plan for small businesses, is expected to be unveiled on the same day that Apple officially announces the iPad 2.
Its creators believe it's the "first complete millimeter-scale computing system" and it may one day be just about everywhere -- but you probably won't see it.
If you were left still wanting more after seeing The Social Network, a newly released comic book claims to bring new perspectives to story of Facebook's creation.
Some government officials in Israel are worried that Google's Street View could be used by terrorists to carry out an attack within the country's borders.
At $79 per year, Amazon's Prime membership is cheaper than a year of Netflix's streaming-only service, but Netflix likely offers more titles to choose from.
George "Geohot" Hotz, famed hacker of the iPhone and lately of the PS3, started a blog over the weekend to help raise funds for his legal fight with Sony.
E.T. for the Atari 2600 and Superman for the Nintendo 64 are just a couple of the truly bad games GameToAid is subjecting itself to -- all in the name of a good cause.