Telsa is suing the BBC for libel and malicious falsehood for claims made in a 2008 episode of "Top Gear" about the performance of the company's electric Roadster.
Apple may have a secure hold on both the consumer and enterprise tablet markets, for now. But according to Dell's Andy Lark, Cupertino's gold-plated grip will inevitably let loose.
After taking a few rounds of beatings, the legal team of PlayStation 3 jailbreak hacker George "GeoHot" Hotz has come off the ropes swinging at SCEA and their lawsuit.
The analysts at IDC say Android will not only become the most widely-used mobile operating system in the world, but it will increase its lead through 2015.
Critics of the much-talked-about new photo-sharing app Color can add another bickering point to the pot: A simple GPS "spoof" allows for spying on any Color user's photos.
Amazon has officially announced its Cloud Drive "digital locker" media storage service, along with a Cloud Player for both the web and Android-based devices.
It's official: Apple's World Wide Developer's Conference will take place in San Francisco on June 6. The company says iOS and Mac OS will take center stage.
One of the men credited with developing technologies that made email, LOLCats and 4chan possible has passed away at the age of 84 due to complications from lung cancer.
The worlds of Washington and Palo Alto may soon mix with President Obama's former White House press secretary Robert Gibbs rumored to be considering a job with Facebook.
The merry pranksters of 4chan and Reddit have devised a foolproof plan: Dupe as many desperately lonely men on dating sites as possible into holding an "involuntary flashmob" in Times Square by making them think they're meeting up with (fake) interested girls.
Evidence revealed in a German lawsuit against telecommunications giant Deutsche Telekom, owner of T-Mobile USA, shows that cellphone companies keep records of every move you make.
Internet security company Comodo Group says a recent round of failed attacks on major websites of Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Mozilla and Skype were most likely the work of the Iranian government.
AT&T Internet customers say the company's broadband meter readings are completely inaccurate. But the company has promised to improve their system before data caps go into effect on May 2.
Color, a new mobile app that shares users' photos with any other nearby user, has been pounded by bad reviews in the first 24 hours after its release. But the company is listening, and says an update to address the complaints is on its way.
Boxee VP Andrew Kippen has confirmed that his company plans to release an iPad app that will enable video streaming to TVs, PCs and Macs loaded with Boxee software.
PlayStation 3 hacker George "GeoHot" Hotz, who is currently being sued by Sony, has shot down claims by Sony that he fled the country to avoid legal action against him.
Review: Mozilla Firefox 4 is finally here, and it’s better than ever. But can it beat Google’s Chrome 10, Opera 11, or the new and greatly improved Internet Explorer 9? Find out in our hands-on review.
The brains behind Apple's monstrously successful OS X operating system, Bertrand Serlet, is leaving the company. Does this signal a sea change in Cupertino?
After a series of Super Bowl ads caused a wash of bad press for Groupon, the company has cut ties with the ad agency that it says is responsible for spots.
Sony allegedly has two new devices in the works: An ultra-thin notebook, aimed to compete with the MacBook Air, that docks to become a full desktop, and an 11.6-inch Chrome OS-based laptop.
AT&T's announcement Sunday that it will acquire T-Mobile USA from Deutsche Telekom drastically alters the mobile industry. But what does it mean for customers? Following are the seven most significant changes for customers likely to result from this monstrous merger.
While tonight's 'super perigee' moon — the largest to appear in nearly 20 years — promises to be historic, NASA says the celestial event brings no danger to Earth.