France bans ‘Facebook’ and ‘Twitter’ from TV, radio
France's news organizations are now banned from saying the words "Facebook" and "Twitter" unless the social networks are part of a story.
US Army testing iPhones, Androids for combat
The US Army has begun testing iPhones, iPads and Android-based devices for use in the battlefield. But can these gadgets take the pressure of combat?
Adobe CEO: Android tablets will beat iPads
While brushing aside the rift between Adobe and Apple, Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen says that Android tablets will soon overtake the iPad, just as Android smartphones now beat the iPhone.
Eric Schmidt: ‘I screwed up’ Google’s social strategy
During an interview at the D9 Conference, Google's executive chairman Eric Schmidt says it's his fault Google hasn't done better with social media.
Apple launches iWork for iPhone, iPod touch
Mere days ahead of Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference (June 6), Cupertino has announced its iWork software suite for iPhone and iPod touch.
Apple confirms iCloud, iOS 5, OS X Lion unveils at WWDC
It's official: Apple will debut its iCloud service, as well as its next-generation iOS 5 and Mac OS X Lion software at its Worldwide Developers Conference on June 6.
Fifth Avenue Apple Store most-photographed location in NYC
Analysis of Flickr photos shows that Apple's iconic glass cube store on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan is the most-photographed location in all of New York City.
Apple iOS 5: New notifications, widgets said to debut at WWDC
We likely won't see a new iPhone at Apple's 2011 Worldwide Developers Conference, but we may get iOS 5 with a totally revamped notification system and the introduction of OS X Dashboard-like widgets.
Facebook blasts man who claims to own the social network, may not know what it’s talking about
Facebook says that Paul Ceglia, the man who claims to own a $13.5 billion stake in Facebook, is a "scam artist." Unfortunately for the social network, they appear to have nothing to back that up.
Tech giants who seek $80 billion tax holiday face stiff opposition
A group of technology companies, including Google, Microsoft and Apple, have launched a lobbying campaign to convince the federal government to tax $1 trillion in overseas earnings at a far lower rate. But some, including the Obama administration, aren't buying the pitch.
Mark Zuckerberg now kills all his own meat
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has vowed to not eat any meat that doesn't come from an animal he killed with his own hands.
NYC Apple Store sued over alleged racial profiling
Once again, Apple has been accused of racial discrimination because of retail store employees.
‘Hurt Locker’ lawsuit targets record-breaking 24,583 BitTorrent users
Makers of the award-winning film "Hurt Locker" have now broken the record for most movie fans sued at one time.
