It is official: Microsoft now owns “Minecraft.” The tech giant has confirmed that it purchased Mojang, the developer that created “Minecraft,” adding it to its increasing list of video game studios.
President Barack Obama recommitted his position on the net neutrality debate, calling for the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to enact new rules to secure a "free and open" Internet.
BlizzCon 2014's "Warcraft" movie panel was complete with a discussion about the movie's plot and characters by director Duncan Jones, as well as Stormwind guards in full armor and orc statues.
A nice little refresh for the Xbox One is being rolled out by Microsoft Monday. It's the November system update, and Microsoft just announced it Monday.
Rodgers shines and Cutler disappoints When Madden NFL 15 ratings are updated this Friday, there will be significant changes, especially at the quarterback position.
What will they think of next? The science-fiction and technology of the popular "Star Trek" series and its spin-offs has created the advancement in next generation technology.
Email scams surprisingly still effective Google released a study last week that shows email scams are still rampant and effective, a surprising discovery considering the years of warnings about such phishing scams.
3D Printer News: HP computer is making their own. And a 3D printed car is made. What does Hewlett-Packard (HP) and a car have in common? The next wave in 3D printing.
Facebook joins anonymous network to allow users' privacy Facebook, the tech media and social media giant, has joined the Web's most anonymous network, allowing users to hide their Internet traces through the Tor software, Wired reported.
This week in social media, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg started a weekly tradition of public Facebook Q&A sessions by answering users' questions about the new required Facebook Messenger app, among many others. Meanwhile, Twitter keeps imploding under the weight of Wall Street expectations, and the Electronic Frontier Foundation rated messaging apps on security. The results were not pretty.
AT&T announced Friday that it had had entered into an agreement to buy Mexican wireless provider Iusacell for $2.5 billion including debt, creating one of the largest wireless service operations in North America.
Microsoft's recent release of free, functioning versions of its Office apps for iOS is justifiably huge news -- especially because these smartphone apps aren't really a big deal.
Police from the U.S. and Europe collaborate to shut down various dark net sites, including Silk Road 2.0. Agencies arrested 17 people in Europe and the U.S., including Silk Road 2.0's creator.
Google's Nexus 9 is now officially out and about in the market and the tablet is bound to draw comparisons to Apple's iPads. Google, however, insists that they didn't intend for the Nexus 9 to be an "iPad killer."
Buying an iPhone 6 from the Apple Store will set you back $199 if it's gray or silver. And if it's gold? Not a penny more. Not so for the Apple Watch, whose 18-karat gold version may come in at as much as $5,000 - more than 14 times the expected price tag for a "standard" timepiece.
