Google co-founder Larry Page's return to the role of chief executive has fueled speculation that the Internet giant is gearing up for a reinvention of...
Venture capital firms raised over $7 billion during the first quarter of 2011, their best annual start since 2001, but over half of the sum came from ...
This post is part of a new series from HuffPostTech, Socialized, that will profile a different social startup--from apps to services to websites--ever...
Add this one to your growing stack of iPhone 5 rumors: a supplier report indicates the phone won't start production until this September. Accordin...
Cisco has flipped the switch on Flip. As part of Cisco's plan to restructure the company, it will shut down several of its businesses and let go of...
Seth Sternberg, CEO of distributed social platform Meebo, is betting that the Internet of the future will be way more like a cell phone than a landlin...
Senators John Kerry and John McCain have introduced proposed legislation for a "Privacy Bill of Rights" to prevent data collectors from misusing Ameri...
This post is part of a new series from HuffPostTech, Socialized, that will profile a different social startup--from apps to services to websites--ever...
The numbers behind News Corp.'s desperate attempt to unload MySpace have been uncovered, and they're not pretty. According to TechCrunch, which obt...
The U.S. is not winning at the technology game, according to a new report by the World Economic Forum. America comes in fifth on the 2010 survey of...
Three former Green Berets are trying to transform the way military operations work -- through data. Ben Collins, Dave Staffel and James Patrick ...
RIM co-CEO Mike Lazaridis indignantly broke off an interview with the BBC's Rory Cellan-Jones when asked a few questions about RIM's recent problems r...
We're living in a world where Internet access should be as readily available as water, according to the man who helped create the web, Tim Berners-Lee...
Ten years ago, the web was honeycombed with porn infiltrating search results at the most unexpected times--a problem Google had to face developing a s...
The hits just keep on coming at MySpace. Bloomberg reports that the site is being sued for giving away user data without consent. According to...
Nintendo may be releasing their first new gaming console in five years, according to Game Informer. The site confirmed "with multiple sources" tha...
Google and Apple have become frenemies, with the battle for smartphone supremacy between Android and the iPhone just one facet of the companies' oppos...
This post is part of a new series from HuffPostTech, Socialized, that will profile a different social startup--from apps to services to websites--ever...
Who knew Fish Bucks, Pouches of Stars and Smurfberries could cause such trouble? Apple is facing a class-action lawsuit from parents alleging the comp...
Yahoo has extended the length of time they hold onto user data to 18 months from the previous 90 days. Yahoo released a statement claiming the mov...
Freedom on the worldwide Internet is in danger, according to a new report by Freedom House. In a survey of 37 countries, only 8 qualified as having...
Buzz no more: Yahoo is discontinuing their Buzz feature, a Digg-like application for sharing news. "Yahoo! Buzz will be discontinued as of April 2...
Microsoft and Apple were the first two out of the personal computing gate: while not exactly buddies, the two companies, and their founders, have more...
Two men kissing: too risque for Facebook? The social network recently removed a picture of a gay kiss for allegedly violating its terms of use, whi...
According to a new report by Verizon and the U.S. Secret Service, a record number of data breaches were reported in 2010, though the number of comprom...
