Today, the US government and Apple face off in court, with Apple accused of attempting to fix the price of e-books in cooperation with several book publishers. Apple has denied the charges. More...
WikiLeaks is back up and running again, in the aftermath of the DDoS attacks by the mysterious 'AntiLeaks' group that followed the release of 'TrapWire' survillance documents. More...
The government is investigating if two Chinese smartphone makers, Huawei and ZTE, have been subsidized by China's government and if they pose a security risk in the US. More...
A new report claims that the US government has the right to seize any .com domain name, even those hosted and owned by overseas companies, due to the domains being managed by the US-based VeriSign. More...
The director of the National Security Agency has claimed that the hacker group Anonymous is a bigger threat than most people believe and that the group could be capable of causing power outages. More...
A custom version of Google's Android mobile operating system is scheduled to be used in smartphones that will be used by US government and military officials for classified documents. 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...
The amount of money that Apple has on hand is now more than what the US government has to pay its bills. 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...