By Marguerite Reardon Verizon fought hard to overturn 2010 rules governing Internet access. But it now faces the possibility that the Federal Communications Commission will impose even stricter regulations than the ones it had thrown out.
By Amanda Kooser Prepare for multiple blasts from the past as your Facebook buddies repost their first profile photos. Do you dare share yours?
By Rich Trenholm Edit, share and synch pictures taken on your Android smartphone with Adobe’s photographic companion app.
By Michelle Starr The notes for the latest patch seem to indicate a new free-to-play mode in World of Warcraft. It’s called “Veteran Edition”, and it has a few restrictions.
By Roger Cheng The Korean electronics giant approached BlackBerry with an offer as high as $7.5 billion, according to Reuters.
By Bridget Carey Smart shelves know what products you touch, shopping carts come loaded with tablets, and dressing room mirrors track what you try on and ask for your phone number. The National Retail Federation’s annual trade show reveals how tech changes the way we shop.
By Bridget Carey Smart shelves know what products you touch, shopping carts come loaded with tablets, and dressing room mirrors track what you try on and ask for your phone number. The National Retail Federation’s annual trade show reveals how tech changes the way we shop.
By Bridget Carey Smart shelves know what products you touch, shopping carts come loaded with tablets, and dressing room mirrors track what you try on and ask for your phone number. The National Retail Federation’s annual trade show reveals how tech changes the way we shop.
By Brian Krepshaw The OXO Good Grips Cold Brew Coffee Maker offers a simple way to go from grind to cup. The device steeps coffee and then releases it into a waiting beaker.
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By Amanda Kooser NASA reports are all crew members are currently safe in the Russian section of the ISS, but work to determine the cause of the alarm is ongoing.
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