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JBL Micro Wireless Review
Micro Wireless speaker makes a lot of sense, priced just a tad higher than the Micro II. You get the additional Bluetooth connectivity with your iPod or the phone. Pristine audio quality, as far as...
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Apple offers compensation for kids’ in-app purchases
The iPod-maker had been sued over allegations it had failed to “adequately” publicise that child-targeted games in its App Store included the facility. A judge will consider the proposal on 1 March....
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Instagram hits 100 million users
After Instagram announced a terms-of-service change in December, hordes of users swore they’d quit the site. But those threats were largely empty: Instagram announced Tuesday that it now has 100...
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IE 10: It’s Not Just for Windows 8 Anymore
Before Tuesday, if you wanted to explore the browsing improvements Microsoft touted in Internet Explorer 10, you had to get your hands on Windows 8. The company, however, will soon be rolling out IE 10...
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‘Angry Birds Toons’ TV series to launch March 16
First it was stuffed animals, then T-shirts, and now it’s a television show — the Angry Birds franchise just continues to grow. Rovio announced today that the first episode of the weekly Angry Birds...
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Glasses.com iPad app lets you see yourself in 3D before buying eyewear
Jonathan Coon turned heads Wednesday with iPad software that lets people try on sunglasses by manipulating 3-D images of themselves from the neck up. The founder of discount prescription lens company...
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Samsung Armors Android to Take On BlackBerry
BARCELONA, Spain — Samsung Electronics, which continues to vex Apple, now has another target: the BlackBerry. News from the technology industry, including start-ups, the Internet, enterprise and...
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Survey finds gap in Internet access between rich, poor students
Technology has become essential to middle school and high school learning, but a gap in access to the Internet between the rich and poor is leading to troubling disparities in education, according to a...
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Bill Gates, will.i.am push for computer code classes in schools
Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Twitter creator Jack Dorsey are among the tech luminaries appearing in a new video promoting the teaching and learning of computer coding...
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Samsung Adds Its 2 Cents to the Digital Wallet Market
Samsung opened up its new Wallet app at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona Wednesday, joining Apple and Google in the market for electronic storage and scanning of tickets, memberships and...
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The Wide, Wild World Of Phones
Over this week, much of the wireless industry has landed in Barcelona, where manufacturers, carriers, developers and others connected to the business have gathered for the Mobile World Congress trade...
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Twitter says goodbye to the pope, with a laugh
(CNN) – For the first time in nearly 600 years, a reigning pope has resigned. And in what might also be a landmark event, Twitter was not flooded with jokes or parody accounts when the announcement was...
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Facebook buying Atlas ad business from Microsoft
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Facebook is buying a set of online advertising tools called Atlas fromMicrosoft in its latest attempt to build a more effective marketing system around its social network. In...
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Groupon fires CEO Andrew Mason
Rumors surfaced late last year that the board was looking to oust Mason, following terrible third-quarter results. The news of Mason’s exit comes one day after Groupon reported yet another dismal...
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Samsung Shores Up Security to Pluck BlackBerry Biz Users
Having established its credentials as a key player in the consumer smartphone world — perhaps the key player — Samsung is bolstering security to take a stab at business users, a demographic...
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Toyota i-Road concept looks like a motorbike inside an egg
A friend recently told me that hs is often afraid when he rides his motorbike, depite having ridden it for over 15 years. Sounds like a steep price to pay for the convenience of easy parking and dates...
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Sony eyeing bid for third place in smartphone rankings
Sony may be about to unleash a range of new handsets on specific regions around the world as the Japanese firm looks to become the third largest smartphone manufacturer. Currently the smartphone world...
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Microsoft acquires cloud monitor MetricsHub
Microsoft has bought a cloud monitoring and automation company and made its technology free on Windows Azure. Redmond announced on Monday it had acquired MetricsHub, and in the same post said the...
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Hackers Clip Evernote, Forcing 50M Password Resets
Evernote, which makes software that lets users copy and store a variety of text and Web pages, announced over the weekend that it had been hacked, forcing the company to ask its 50 million users to...
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Samsung’s Galaxy S4 rumored to use eye-tracking software
People looking at the Samsung Galaxy S4 may soon learn that it’s looking back at them, tracking their eye movements to perform key tasks. That’s the word in a new report that says eye-tracking software...
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