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A dispute between Canadian pro photographer, Barbara Ann and Ottawa radio station HOT 89.9 illustrates the problematic climate in which companies often turn to the Internet for free photographic images. Someone at the...

Frustrated by slow Wi-Fi speeds? Researchers at Georgia Tech are working on antennas that could transfer your files so fast that you might miss it if you blink.

Seagate's new Wireless Plus portable harddrive has 1TB—double that of its predecessor, for the same $200 price. It lets you stream to your iPad by creating its own Wi-Fi network. It's very useful—that is, i...

The arena of social data comparison has become a hot space over the last, say, three years. With the rise of Facebook and Twitter we have concurrently seen the rise of platforms like Klout and PeerIndex, startups which h...

YouTube plans to launch a music subscription service later this year, to allow people to listen to tracks online, and to possibly cut out the ads that precede each video for subscribers, according to Fortune. The largest...

We knew Facebook was going to overhaul the News Feed this Thursday. Now we may have an idea what that means. According to TechCrunch, Facebook plans to introduce new ways to filter the News Feed. Meaning there'll be a Ph...

Humans aren't the only creatures that prefer to use one hand over the other. Now, a new study finds that marsupials that run about on all fours have paw preferences, too.

Roku is launching its new, $99 Roku 3. While keeping a similar form factor to previous Roku set-top boxes, the latest in its series should be much faster and more responsive, thanks to hardware upgrades. It also comes wi...

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Google Inc began testing a same-day delivery service with retailers in recent weeks, the latest move into Amazon.com Inc's e-commerce turf by the world's largest Internet search company.

SAM wants a shareholder list, possibly for a proxy fight to kill the deal Southeastern Asset Management (SAM), the largest shareholder of Dell outside of the company's founder, Michael Dell, is complaining about the leve...

The dances in Harlem Shake videos may be considered raunchy by some, but they're hardly "obscene." They're harmless, filmed in good fun. It's difficult to understand why school administrators are coming down so hard on t...

Staying connected in today's digital age is simpler than ever. Family, friends and colleagues are accessible with the click of a button, but managing all your contacts isn't as easy. Dave is listed in your digital black ...

Scientists are unveiling a rare octopus that has never been on public display before.

On March 10, Americans will set their clocks forward an hour in the biannual ritual known as Daylight Savings Time (DST). But the hour of...

If you're looking to get your hands on the elusive official dock for the Nexus 7, it's now finally listed in Google Play for $29.99. dockThanks, Bill!

There's no shortage of smartphone apps and websites that offer ways to share your life with friends through video, pictures and text messages, but in the process, we've moved farther and farther away from what was once t...

Fotodiox has announced a new mount system called the RhinoCam that turns a Sony NEX mirrorless camera into a digital back for 645 medium format photography. The kit allows NEX owners to shoot with classic medium format c...

Facebook's chief operating officer is moonlighting as an entrepreneur and using a new website to encourage female professionals to band together in circles. [Read more]

Hackers may use public appeal to lure victims, but consumers may easily outsmart phishers by employing these and other basic security procedures.

HBO has told The Verge it will make all new episodes of its original programming, including heavily pirated hit series Game of Thrones, available to its international markets within a week after new episodes air in the U...

Kicking off her East Coast book tour, Sheryl Sandberg, the chief operating officer of Facebook, will attend events this week at Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase.

Everyone googles themselves at some point -- even the people who say they don't. But if you don't like what you see when that search box offers possible queries linked to your name, don't go suing Google. The search gian...