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Google Admits Privacy Violation, Agrees To Pay $7 Million To Settle Street View Privacy Case
Google has agreed to pay $7 million as part of a privacy settlement related to its Street View project.
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Netflix Launches ISP Speed Index: How Fast Is Your ISP?
Netflix released its new ISP Speed Index, providing monthly data on the fastest and slowest ISPs in eight countries.
Amazon's Bid To Control Web Domain Names Is Anti-Competitive, Argue Opponents
The Authors Guild and the Association of American Publishers are opposing Amazon's attempt to gain Internet domain names, arguing that the move is anti-competitive and 'the potential for abuse is limitless.'
Saving Mario As Pauline in 'Donkey Kong'? No Prob, Daddy's Got It
Game developer Mike Mika hacked 'Donkey Kong' to let his three-year-old daughter play the game as a girl and still be the hero.
Mozilla Firefox Won’t Return To iPhone, iPad Unless Apple Relaxes Restrictions
Mozilla is not looking to develop an iOS version of Firefox browser due to Apple's strict third-party browser rules.
First Unofficial 'Steam Box' To Launch This Holiday Season With $1,000 Starting Price
The first unofficial "Steam Box," the Xi3 Piston Console, is set to launch this holiday season starting at $1,000 and is already available for pre-order, complete with a discount available until March 18.
Shroud Of The Avatar: New Fantasy RPG From 'Ultima' Creator Hits Kickstarter
Shroud of the Avatar is a new fantasy RPG from Lord British, who now seeks to raise $1 million in funding on Kickstarter to reinvent the genre.
'Age Of Empires II' Hits Steam On April 9 - Pre-Order Now
Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings will re-launch on Steam on April 9 for $20, but those who pre-order now can get 10 percent off.
Apple Can Proceed With Siri Patent Case Against Samsung, Says Judge Koh
U.S. federal judge Lucy Koh will not suspend Apple's second lawsuit against Samsung over Siri patents.
Google Remains Optimistic About Upcoming Products While Cutting 10% Of Motorola Workforce
Google is biting into the Motorola Mobility workforce again, this time planning to lay off 1,200 employees, i.e. about 10 percent of the division's workforce.
Facebook May Change Even More After Storylane Acquisition
Facebook just picked up social-networking startup Storylane in a new talent-oriented deal which may bring even more changes to the newly revamped social network.
SimCity Is Back, But EA Offers No Refunds For Plagued Players
SimCity players who shelled out $60 for their reboot can say good-bye to their investment, as EA refuses to offer refunds although server issues were the root of all evil.
Apple’s Secret eBay Store Offers Better Deals For Macs, iPads and iPods Than Company’s Own Refurb Store
Apple is apparently undercutting its own refurbished store by offering great deals for various iDevices on its secret eBay store.
