Business imperatives drove Microsoft to sue U.S. government
Microsoft’s decision to take on the U.S. government’s habit of stamping “Secret” on court orders demanding data stored on the…
Mitel to buy Polycom for $2B in a tough enterprise communications market
Mitel’s planned acquisition of phone and videoconferencing veteran Polycom for nearly $2 billion comes as the enterprise communications industry faces…
MIT's new bug finder uncovers flaws in Web apps in 64 seconds
Finding bugs in Web applications is an ongoing challenge, but a new tool from MIT exploits some of the idiosyncrasies…
Huawei Backup hits the Play Store, foreshadows future decoupling of EMUI
One of the largest contributing factors to the increased fragmentation of the Android ecosystem is that updates take forever to…
Facing 'sluggish sales,' Apple said to continue reduced iPhone production through June quarter
Apple has apparently signaled to its suppliers that it plans to maintain reduced output of the flagship iPhone 6s and…
Google to beam in wireless internet where Fiber would be too expensive
For the last five years, Google Fiber has been making traditional internet service providers shake in their boots all across…
Hybrid GozNym malware targets customers of 24 financial institutions
A group of cybercriminals have combined two powerful malware programs to create a new online banking Trojan that has already…
China eclipses Japan for second place in iOS App Store revenues
In the March quarter, revenues from the Chinese iOS App Store surpassed Japan for the first time — showing them…
MacRumors Giveaway: Win a 'Twist' Smart Lightbulb With Built-In AirPlay Speaker
For this week’s giveaway, we’ve teamed up with Astro to give MacRumors readers a chance to win a Twist smart…
How British Scientists Got Inside North Korea to Study a Volcano
For weeks at a time in 2011, British and American researchers have gone to the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea,…