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FCC, Wireless Carriers, Police Team Up to Fight Cellphone Theft
The police, the FCC, and the nation's four largest wireless carriers plan to establish a national database enabling carriers to disable stolen cellphones.
3 Things to Know About the Buffett Rule
The Buffett Rule, advocated by President Obama, sets a 30% minimum tax for wealthy, but won’t fix budget and will hit dividends and capital gains.
Nokia Lumia 900 Users Report Connectivity Problems
Nokia’s new Lumia 900 debuts to positive reviews, but network connection issues hamper the smartphone.
Sony to Cut 10,000 Jobs over Two Years, Sources Say
Sony will cut 10,000 jobs over the next two fiscal years as part of its restructuring plan under Kazuo Hirai, who took over as CEO this month.
An Apple Joystick Would Be Huge Threat to Nintendo, Sony
A joystick add-on for Apple's iPad and iPhone could greatly boost gaming on those devices. But would anyone buy a Nintendo 3DS or Sony PlayStation Vita?
Friday Apple Rumors: AAPL, Samsung Smartphone Sales Overwhelm HTC
As it forecast, HTC had weak first-quarter results as Apple and Samsung continued to dominate the smartphone market.
LightSquared Considers Bankruptcy Options
After the FCC refuses permission for its wireless network, LightSquared faces some hard choices, including bankruptcy.
3 Pros, 3 Cons for Dell’s Purchase of Wyse
3 reasons Dell's acquisition of cloud-computing specialist Wyse Technology may be a good idea, and 3 reasons why it might not pay off.
March Madness Digital Ad Dollars Rise
Streaming of March Madness games online generated $60 million in ad revenue this year.
Thursday Apple Rumors: AAPL’s Smart TV Could Soon Be in Production, Analyst Says
Apple's Smart TV will soon be in production, predicts an analyst, who increased the company’s price target 14%, to $800, for fiscal 2013.
600,000 Macs Infected By Flashback Trojan
A Russian antivirus company says that 600,000 Macs are infected with malware. Meanwhile, Apple releases a security patch.
Apple Looking at New iPad Wi-Fi Complaints
Complaints over dropped, missing and poor Wi-Fi connections prompts Apple to examine new iPads.
Regional Carriers to Sell iPhone at Deep Discount
Regional wireless companies that sell Apple's iPhone will subsidize sales of the device with even steeper discounts than those offered by the big carriers.
The Google “Googles” Everyone’s Talking About
Google's latest roll out of new products are wearable augmented-reality glasses, that are small computer devices in a glasses frame.
The Apple Effect and Protective Cases
Apple's iPhone and iPad have spawned sales of accessories that are expected to top $5 billion by 2015. But the market is full of challenges.
Wednesday Apple Rumors: Will Nokia’s Lumia 900 Steal Market Share from iPhone, Android?
Wednesday Apple Rumors: Will Nokia’s Lumia 900 steal market share from the iPhone and those using the Android OS? Probably not, reviewers say.
Companies Cut Employee Access to Streaming Websites
Facing network slowdowns, companies are cutting off employee access to popular streaming websites.
A Hard Fall for AOL’s AIM
AOL's once-popular instant messaging service shows the sharpest drop in users of a generally less popular service overall.
40,000 AT&T Workers Might Strike
40,000 of AT&T's wireline workers have voted to authorize a strike should current contract negotiations with the company fail.
