UK lawsuit could compel Facebook to reveal true identities of cyber-bullies, may have further online privacy implications
After suffering at the hands of online bullies, a woman in the UK has begun legal proceedings to compel Facebook to hand over information which could lead to the bullies identification, but her actions could also have implications in the battle to retain our privacy online.
Apple ditches “Wi-Fi + 4G” description for new iPad, replaces it with “Wi-Fi + Cellular”
Apple has quietly rebranded the new iPad as "Wi-Fi + Cellular" rather than "Wi-Fi + 4G," following complaints from regions where such a service isn't available.
Catch the things that go bump in the night on camera, with the Logitech Alert 750n security system
Logitech has announced the Alert 750n Indoor Master System, which thanks to its night vision camera is perfect for capturing any unwanted activity in your home, paranormal or otherwise, on video.
Bang & Olufsen announces affordable BeoPlay TV, wallets still tremble in fear
Bang and Olufsen has introduced a pair of beautifully designed new televisions, which it's calling "affordable," a phrase rarely used in conjunction with the Danish brand.
The clock reaches zero on Samsung’s Galaxy teaser page and reveals… a cheap shot
The countdown on Samsung's Next Galaxy website has ended, revealing a teaser video that doesn't give away anything about the phone, but plenty about Samsung's intentions.
Sprint celebrates Earth Day with the LG Optimus Elite
Sprint has gone green with the LG Optimus Elite, an Android smartphone with a set of eco-friendly credentials, which will hit the shelves on April 22, Earth Day.
What if the Samsung Galaxy S III is a disappointment?
Samsung has announced its next Galaxy smartphone will make its debut on May 3 in London, but could the new phone fail to live up to the high expectations surrounding it?
Smile you son of a… Jaws is out on Blu-ray in August
Universal has announced it will be bringing Jaws to Blu-ray in August, after spending several months remastering the film, as part of its 100th Anniversary celebrations.
Will the mysterious D1L project provide the makeover LG needs to challenge the Samsung Galaxy S III?
LG needs to reassert its position as a driving force in Android smartphone development, following a difficult 2011 and Samsung's rapid rise to the top. Could the mysterious D1L project be the smartphone to do so?
Could the latest leaked Galaxy S III event invite be the real thing?
A leaked invitation to a special Samsung event to be held on 22 May in London, supposedly reveals the launch date of the Galaxy S III smartphone. But is it real?
TomTom’s “leap year bug” causes problems: will getting cozy with car makers help save the industry?
After reporting a difficult financial end to 2011, TomTom has now had to deal with the "leap year bug," a problem affecting a range of its GPS units. Can forming partnerships with car makers help the standalone GPS manufacturers survive?
Google integrates Play into its navigation bar, further explaining the recent name change
Google has added a link to its Google Play digital store above its homepage. While this will help encourage visitors to the store, it also helps us understand the need for the recent re-branding.
Leaked LG Optimus LTE P936 tipped for US release, but with which carrier?
A new LG device named the Optimus LTE P936 has been leaked and it bears a striking resemblance to the LG Nitro HD and Spectrum. Could it be one of Sprint's initial range of LTE phones?
Robojelly: Part robot, part aquatic invertebrate, all jellyfish
Researchers at Virginia Tech and The University of Texas at Dallas have created Robojelly, an aquatic robot powered by hydrogen, a source of energy which in theory could never run out.
New ZTE Mimosa X smartphone packs Ice Cream Sandwich and a Tegra 2 processor
ZTE announce the Mimosa X, an Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich smartphone with a Tegra 2 processor, which could sell for less than $200 when it's released later this year.
Motorola Droid 4 Confirmed for February 10 with Verizon
Verizon has finally confirmed when the Motorola Droid 4 will launch. The 4G LTE QWERTY slider will be yours to buy on February 10 for $199.
Apple’s virtual assistant is less humble and more murderous in Psycho Siri short film
In the short film Psycho Siri, Apple's humble virtual assistant turns murderous as she terrorizes her new owner.
Sony Ericsson’s Xperia Active Billabong Edition is another wasted opportunity
Sony Ericsson announces a special edition Billabong Xperia Active, but once again it's not all that different to the standard phone. Do manufacturers ever get limited edition phones right?