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Windows Puts Microsoft 2 Steps Ahead, Xbox 1 Step Behind

Microsoft reported higher than expected earnings Thursday, with Windows 7 license sales up despite the company's plan to release a new version of its desktop operating system later this year. ...

Verizon Aims to Horse-Trade With FCC in Spectrum Sell-Off

Verizon reported a strong first quarter of 2012, it revealed Thursday, thanks in part to new FiOS and wireless subscribers ...

Is Google Drive Ready to Hit the Road?

Cloud-based storage utility Google Drive is set to debut next week, according to The Next Web ...

Facebook Starts Stuffing Coupons in Users’ News Feeds

Facebook is rolling out its Facebook Offers service, a way for users to get discounts and promotions from local businesses via the social networking site ...

Federal Court Rules Pilfered Source Code Isn’t Stolen Loot

Computer source code isn't a physical object under federal stolen property laws, according to a federal court of appeals that overturned the conviction of a former Goldman Sachs programmer ...

Verizon Phone Upgrades No Longer Toll-Free

Verizon customers ready for a handset upgrade will have to pay a $30 fee starting on April 22, the company announced Wednesday. ...

You’re No Phone of Mine: Carriers Agree to Disown Stolen Handsets

The Federal Communications Commission and five major U.S. wireless providers have announced an initiative to create a database of stolen mobile phones in an effort to combat smartphone theft ...

Poll Shows Users Gaga for Google, Turned Off by Twitter

Google can claim the title as the most popular tech brand over competitors Apple, Facebook and Twitter, according to a new poll from ABC and The Washington Post. ...

Sony May Get New Life by 10,000 Cuts

Sony will lay off 10,000 workers, or about 6 percent of its global workforce, as part of an overall corporate restructuring plan, according to a report from Japan's Nikkei newspaper ...

Twitter Wields Lawsuit to Slam Spam

Twitter has taken its battle against spammers to the courtroom. It's sued groups it says are responsible for dumping fast numbers of junk tweets into its network ...

Larry Page: The Year of the Big Cleanup

Google CEO Larry Page issued a public dispatch on the state of the company Thursday, enthusiastically promoting the Android platform and next-generation search techniques. ...

In Yahoo Fight, Facebook Not One to Turn the Other Cheek

Facebook accused Yahoo of violating 10 of its patents Tuesday, a response to a similar suit Yahoo filed just under a month ago. ...

The Pain Never Ends: RIM Takes a Patent Blow to the Gut

Research In Motion has been accused of infringing six patents owned by Dutch semiconductor company NXP ...

Pastebin to Patrol Its Corridors for Sensitive Data

Online text depository Pastebin has decided to more closely monitor its site to quickly remove potentially sensitive information, according to a report from the BBC ...

Study: Pound for Pound, Amazon Trounces Google in App Cash

Amazon is becoming a major challenger in the overall app marketplace, according to a new report from Flurry. ...

Google Gives Users a Gander at the Trails They Leave

Google has launched a new tool called "Account Activity," designed to give users a detailed glimpse into their Web usage across all Google sites and services. ...

FTC to Congress: Shorten Data Brokers’ Leash

The Federal Trade Commission this week urged Congress to impose new regulations on companies that collect consumer data related to their Internet browsing habits. ...

Nokia Gets Serious About US Market With Lumia 900 Debut

Nokia's Lumia 900 will make its U.S. launch on April 8, at which point AT&T will begin selling the phone for a relatively modest US$99 ...

FTC Report Calls for Transparency, Stops Short on Do Not Track Law

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission released a report Monday calling for greater privacy protections for online users, including increased transparency regarding the data companies collect from consumers. The report also addressed Do Not Track systems, which allow consumers to opt out of online behavior tracking mechanisms ...

RIM Aims to Reel In Devs With BB10 Preview

Research In Motion will soon give software developers prototype devices that run an early version of the BlackBerry 10 platform. ...

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