iCloud refresh: Does Apple need to compete with social media?
Reports have Apple preparing photo and video sharing for its iCloud users, but critics already complain Apple can't compete with social media like Facebook and Instagram. But is Apple even trying to compete?
Oracle v. Google: The bewildering Java trial explained
A jury has returned a verdict on three of four copyright questions in the Oracle v. Google trial...and it didn't come up roses for Android. But that's where things get complicated. Here's everything you need to know abut the confusing trial that could have major ramifications for Android.
Amazon joins Netflix, Hulu, Google with original TV programming
Amazon Studios is getting into original video content, promising to option one project a month from comedy and children's programming ideas pitched by... well, anyone.
Should Samsung take Android and run?
Samsung seems to be the only mobile company giving Apple any competition. Should it follow Amazon's lead and make its own version of Android?
The ultimate Android malware guide: What it does, where it came from, and how to protect your phone or tablet
Every week seems to bring word of a new threat for Android devices. But is the Android malware world really that bad? How can everyday user stay safe?
Microsoft and TiVo walk away from their patent fight
Microsoft and TiVo have quietly walked away from their potentially high-stakes battle over video delivery and the "time-warp" patent...and neither side gets a thing.
German court: Motorola can’t enforce standards patents against Apple
Motorola's string of luck against Apple in Germany may be ending: A German court has ruled Motorala can't enforce an injunction against Apple for use of patent in 3G technology standards.
Pew: Americans turning on to online privacy
A new report from the Pew Internet & American Life project finds Americans are increasingly minding their privacy settings and online reputations...including unfriending people
Netflix: Yes, we have a DVD-only plan
Netflix has taken its DVD-only subscription plan out of the shadows, enabling customers to rent as many discs as they like starting at $7.99 a month.
How the iPhone is raising your phone bill
The iPhone is a massive success for Apple, but its high subsidies are bringing down profits at AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint. So what will carriers do? Raise your rates.
Kodak quits the camera business
It's the end of an era: Kodak will stop making digital cameras, camcorders, and digital picture frames and be out of the photography business by the middle of the year.
