According to the latest data, Microsoft's mobile operating system is growing quite rapidly in the US, even faster than Android. The OS now stands firmly in third place above Blackberry. More...

Microsoft have restarted their "Scroogled" advertising campaign against Google, hitting out at them over their privacy violations regarding the Play Store, claiming Google gives out sensitive info. More...

Samsung's new Galaxy S 4 will be offered with a mighty eight-core Exynos 5 processor... in some markets at least. But in others, like the US and UK, it will go on sale with a quad-core Snapdragon CPU. More...

It has been revealed that Facebook will get a refund of $500 million on tax payments, despite making $1.1 billion profit in 2012, according to a report by the Citizens for Tax Justice. More...

According to a new report, HTC's new flagship phone, the One, will be available on AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint from March 22nd in the US, with prices starting at $199 for 32GB. More...

Pirates beware! The ‘Six Strikes' program, where US ISPs and entertainment industries will work together to curb your wicked ways, is getting a new start date of “the early part of 2013.” More...

Samsung has finally caught a break in the US courts, regarding the patent war with Apple. A US judge has ordered Apple to reveal the full details of its licensing deal with HTC to Samsung's attorneys. More...

The U.S. House of Representatives' Intelligence Committee will release a report today that claims that products made by Chinese-based ZTE and Huawei should be kept out of the US for security reasons. More...

A new report by Akamai claims that the average broadband Internet speeds in the United State are now at 6.7 Mbps, an increase of 29 percent compared to the same time period a year ago. More...

A new report, based on mobile OS use on StatCounter, claims that Windows Phone had a big jump in Europe during July, rising up 24 percent, and also rose 19 percent in the US. More...

The Microsoft Imagine Cup finals are in full swing and the US arm of the competition has just wrapped up with team FlashFood taking the top prize. More...

Sony's next generation portable gaming console, the PS Vita, is now officially available in North America and Europe. PS Vita users can now also download free apps such as Netflix, Flickr and more. More...

Digital activists are cheering after the author of SOPA has decided to drop DNS blocking provisions from the law, a controversial bill in the US Congress that is encountering staunch opposition. More...

Domain registrar GoDaddy has been hit with a boycott of its services, after Reddit users discovered the company's support of the controversial SOPA bill. Users are now taking their websites elsewhere. More...

A federal judge has ruled that Samsung's Galaxy Tab tablet and Galaxy smartphones can continue to be sold in the US while the patent battle between Samsung and Apple continues in court. More...

Google has set aside $500 million in anticipation of a settlement over illegal ads by online pharmacies. The settlement comes as a result of a United States Department of Justice investigation into Google. More...

China has surpassed the US as the world's largest market for PC sales, at least for the second quarter of 2011. More...

China has accidentally shown off on video some of its cyber warfare software. The video shows how China is attacking sources using US based IP addresses. More...

Microsoft is constantly working to make Bing the best search engine on the market. They are always looking to innovate and expand their marketshare whenever possible. Microsoft has announced today several updates to the US... More...

A German researcher is claiming that the United States and Israel Intelligence and Special Operations department (Mossad) were behind the 2010 malicious Stuxnet worm which attempted to attack Iran's nuclear program. During the TED conference... More...

As part of an initiative by the American Department of Homeland Security’s ICE project, multiple web domains were taken down this week that are accused of hosting child pornography and counterfeit goods or linking to... More...

A bill created last year by US Senators Joseph Lieberman and Susan Collins that would give the President power over the internet in the event of a "cyberemergency" and prohibit any review by the court... More...

Thumb drives? Blank discs? Uncle Sam says no. In the wake of the WikiLeaks scandal, it appears the US Military is taking extra measures to ensure sensitive materials stay out of the wrong - or right,... More...

Microsoft is dipping its toes into education once again, in the United States. The software giant launched an informational website on Tuesday, aimed at those who wish to volunteer, donate or work in education. Like a... More...

Secret talks have been taking place between the United States, Russia and the United Nations in an attempt to reach agreement on strengthening Internet security and limiting use of cyber-warfare. Reported by the New York... More...

November sales of video game consoles and software reached nearly $3 billion in November, according to a story posted by the Associated Press today. The data, which comes from market researcher NPD Group, shows that... More...