Connecticut's Edible Arrangements sues Google over rival ads
Feb 20, 2018
The Connecticut-based fruit bouquet company Edible Arrangements has filed a federal lawsuit against Google, claiming its business is being hurt by rival ads that appear when people use the search engine
Critics wary as Google's Chrome begins an ad crackdown
Feb 14, 2018
Starting Thursday, Google will start using its Chrome browser to flag sites that use annoying ad formats like auto-playing video ads with sound, and shutting off all ads to the offending sites if they don't reform themselves
Inventors have their own Oscars: The Sci-Tech Awards
Feb 8, 2018
Engineers and inventors who create things for the movie business have their own Academy Awards
Olympic video and VR: Guide to watching without a TV
Feb 6, 2018
NBC is making 1,800 hours of Olympics coverage available on its website and app, but much of this requires having a cable or satellite TV subscription
Apple will give users control over slowdown of older iPhones
Jan 24, 2018
Apple's next major update of its mobile software will include an option that will enable owners of older iPhones to turn off a feature that slows the device to prevent aging batteries from shutting down
Apple investors urge action to curb child gadget addiction
Jan 9, 2018
Two major Apple investors are urging the iPhone maker to take action to curb growing smartphone addiction among children
Revised suit faults Google for asking hires about prior pay
Jan 3, 2018
Revised gender pay lawsuit seeking class action status against Google faults the search giant for asking new hires about their prior salary, a practice now banned in California.
Edward Snowden unveils phone app, Haven, to spy on spies
Dec 23, 2017
Edward Snowden, former National Security Agency contractor who exposed US government surveillance programs by disclosing classified material in 2013, has a new job: app developer
Suit: Apple slowed iPhones, forcing owners to buy new ones
Dec 23, 2017
Apple iPhone owners are suing the tech giant for alleged consumer fraud for not disclosing sooner it issued software updates that deliberately slowed older-model phones so aging batteries lasted longer
'Pokemon Go' unleashes its critters in Apple's AR playground
Dec 20, 2017
Pokemon Go is unleashing its menagerie of digital critters in the new playground that Apple built to transport people into augmented reality
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