Google has confirmed that the FTC is conducting an antitrust investigation into its business. The online search giant argues that using its services is a "a choice."
Pottermore.com will be a collaborative website for Harry Potter fans, chocked full of new material from the author, JK Rowling has announced. Harry Potter ebooks will also be available, through the site, for the first time ever.
Only in Japan: Fans of Japanese idol band AKB 48 had their minds blown this past weekend when it was revealed that the group's newest member, Aimi Eguchi, was nothing more than a CGI character.
Scotland Yard has arrested a 19-year-old they say is the leader of hacker group LulzSec. The group denies that authorities have arrested any of their members.
With the first Windows Phone 7-based Nokia devices set to debut later this year, Nokia today revealed the only handset to run on the now-defunct MeeGo OS, the stylish N9.
Facebook reportedly has a new music service in the works that allows users to play music from services like Spotify through their Facebook page, as well as see what their friends are listening to. Is it time for Apple to get worried?
Forget .com: ICANN has made it now possible to create an almost limitless number of custom domain names, a move the organization believes could usher in a new Internet boom.
The public hacker shenanigans of LulzSec should be the least of our worries, the group explains in a new statement. It's the secret hacks we should all be concerned about.
A new study shows that "baby" stars produce staggering quantities of water, which is then blasted out into space at speeds more than 80 times that of a speeding bullet.
The Internet underground has erupted in civil war, with hacker groups LulzSec and Anonymous facing off in a DDoS battle. Oh, and your most precious online accounts might also be at risk. Just FYI...
It may be time to get a Netflix subscription, Chappelle fans. Dave's said to be making his triumphant return to television with an all-new streaming-only show.
The US has joined 40 other countries in condemning "three strikes" laws that result in repeat copyright violators from being entirely cut off from the Internet.
National security expert Richard Clarke says the Chinese government regularly launches sophisticated cyberattacks on the computer systems of the US government. And Congress and President Obama need to do more to stop it, he says.
Apple's Ron Johnson, the mastermind behind the iPhone-maker's iconic retail stores, has taken the helm at JC Penney, with big plans for the future of the aging department store.
Hacktivist group Anonymous has officially launched "Operation Empire State Rebellion," an attempt at revolution aimed at taking down the Federal Reserve.