Protestors in San Francisco blocked Google's busses again this week, while also making it personal - again. Rallying against evictions and the gentrification of historically Latino and Black neighborhoods, some of the same protestors also singled out another Google employee at his home.
This week in social media, Twitter began its attempt to mainstream its user interface in earnest while finding out that 44 percent of "users" had never tweeted a word, Facebook's acquisition of WhatsApp became official, while all other messaging got consolidated into one app, and we found out that while Facebook isn't the biggest hit with teens, Facebook-owned Instagram is. It's time for Social Media Saturday!
Comcast put forth an argument this week in favor of its merger with TWC. In the final of a five part series, we look at contradictions in Comcast's argument.
Good specs for an entry-level smartphone After an unexpected appearance in Germany a few days ago, the Korean creators of the Samsung Galaxy Ace Style have decided to make an official announcement about its release.
Rumors are indicating that the GTA 5 next-gen PS4 and Xbox One launch is just around the corner. In the meantime, there are plenty of ways to keep yourself busy on GTA 5 if you've already completed the missions.
Changing your password won't help if the site's software isn't updated. For over two years now, a virus called Heartbleed has been infecting a lot of websites.
Gamers are still waiting for Rockstar Games to announce a PlayStation 4 and Xbox One version of Grand Theft Auto V. Recently, yet another retailer posted a listing for the games, giving hopefuls even more hope.
The German auto maker recalled almost half a million cars worldwide because of faulty engine bolts. Over the past couple of weeks, car manufacturers have been recalling millions of cars due to various defects.
A merger between Sprint and T-Mobile might not just be good for overall U.S. wireless market competition, it might also be necessary, at least according to some analysts.
Sony PlayStation 4 and Microsoft Xbox One users that are fans of the critically-acclaimed video game Minecraft may finally see long-awaited versions for both consoles soon. 4J Studios, the game's developer for current-and-next-gen consoles, tweeted a photo that has some thinking the company is gearing up for new releases.
Heartbleed is the new scare on the Internet -- an exploit with such a widespread blast zone that two-thirds of the world's websites are believed to have been vulnerable to the bug. Although Heartbleed flew under the radar for more than two years, four engineers were able to uncover what some are calling the worst Internet exploit ever.
Cable giant Comcast started making its argument for buying up the second largest cable operator in the U.S., Time Warner Cable, this week. In part four of our series "Comcast's Competitors?" we'll look at net neutrality - a recently troubling issue that Comcast says will be bolstered by its takeover of TWC.
It seems like everyone agrees that Yahoo's homepage is a mess, but thankfully the web giant has a better graphic design team for its mobile weather application.
Chinese competition authorities granted approval to Nokia to sell its mobile division to Microsoft earlier this week, paving the way for one of the most important mobile acquisitions of the year.
The end of cable is near? Back in the day, using a difficult to install huge awkward antenna placed on the top of a roof was the norm for picking up a television signal.
How much demand is there for Glass? Although the worldwide release of Google Glass has yet to happen, the Glass Explorer program will sell the device on April 15, but only for a day.
Apple CEO Tim Cook's latest business idea is to embrace Android. Apple CEO Tim Cook's latest business idea is to embrace Android. He's reportedly looking into bringing iTunes to the Android marketplace.
