A judge has partially dismissed Twitter's surveillance case against the government
A California court has dismissed part of a lawsuit brought by Twitter that challenges U.S. government restrictions on what it can say…
Appellate court ruling will make a lot more work for Web designers
E-commerce leaders take note: If you want to force your customers to do anything via your terms and conditions, you…
Uber faces more lawsuits for classifying drivers as contractors
Uber Technologies faces more class-action lawsuits from drivers seeking reclassification as employees, even as its settlement in two other suits…
China’s booming middle class augurs well for Apple, says Tim Cook
Apple CEO Tim Cook still sees great potential in the Chinese market despite a drop in its revenue from the…
Intel's Atom architecture to live on despite smartphone chip cancellations
Intel’s Atom processor architecture will live on despite the recent cancellation of next-generation smartphone chips. The chip maker will continue…
IDG Contributor Network: The race to create smart homes is on
The Jetsons TV series captured the popular imagination in the 1960s with its portrayal of the future. The Jetsons’ home…
Solar shift: Falling costs make owning better than leasing
The price of rooftop solar systems for residential and small business continues to drop precipitously, and consumers are increasingly choosing…
That IS when you want to find out, right?
Flashback to the early 1990s, when this IT pilot fish is working for a big credit card company. “They decided…
Nadella explains why Microsoft sued the U.S. government
Microsoft surprised the world last month when it filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Justice, alleging that the…
Can Oracle buy a way into the cloud?
It wasn’t so long ago that Oracle dismissed cloud computing as “gibberish.” Today, it’s singing a different tune. Through a…