Earlier this week, the Apple TV was sold out across many Web sites. Now, it's not even available on many shopping sites or stores. more

Netflix is bringing back the DVD-only subscription plan after CEO tells investors a month ago he expects DVD revenue to decline forever. more

Apple is facing a possible U.S. lawsuit from Chinese company Proview, which continues to claim the trademark on the iPad name. more

In the name of economic development and roadway safety, the state establishes requirements that companies must follow to legally operate autonomous vehicles. more

A technology preview version of Google's browser lets programmers try Dart, an attempt by Google to improve on JavaScript's shortcomings that irritates browser rivals. more

Apple blog Macrumors says it has found the smoking gun it has been looking for to prove Apple is bringing ultra-high-resolution displays to its Mac line. more

It seems improbable, but a struggling Chinese monitor maker is working the system to regain one of the world's best-known trademarks. more

So-called "big data" opens up new ways to mine the Web and social media for consumers and business. Data gurus say these apps require a rethink in how computing systems are built. more

Dish is open to options including the sale of its spectrum or a potential partnership if it doesn't get a conditional waiver to use its spectrum, CNET has learned. more

Monday is the 50th anniversary of NASA astronaut John Glenn's mission to be the first American to orbit the Earth. On that day, Glenn became one of America's most important heroes. more

On Feb. 20, 1962, John Glenn became the first American to orbit the Earth. He became one of America's most beloved heroes, as well as a four-term U.S. senator, as well as a Space Shuttle astronaut. more

The Wall Street Journal reports that Google used special code to sidestep the privacy settings in the browser and track Web users. Google says the Journal's got it wrong. more

Get your creative juices flowing and learn how electronics work with this week's Crave giveaway prize, two littleBits starter kits filled with magnetic circuit boards. more

Working with American Express, the social-networking site ramps up the way advertisers can buy and place ads on promoted tweets and accounts. more

SecondMarket is expanding beyond tech as IPOs are about to cost it some of its biggest customers. more

She did Flickr. Then Hunch. Now she's launching Pinwheel. more

The Daily Show, MSNBC.com, and MTV News are now readily accessible apps on the social network via Open Graph. more

Take note Lego fans. The first set dedicated to the building game is just months away from invading your free time. more

Windows and Mac plan tighter integration between mobile and desktop. If you've been waiting for desktops to get more mobile, your wait is almost over. more

According to a new study, two out of three people suffer from nomophobia, the fear of being without mobile contact. Are you one of them? Take our poll. more

A survey out of the U.K. suggests that as many as two in three adults may be nervous when without cell phone contact. more

The Clear app for iOS is a simple to-do list manager that's making waves in the iTunes App Store. Already at No. 1, the clean interface and gesture-based controls are a hit with list-obsessed users. more

New operating systems look to complete our transition to a touch-screen world, but are we patient enough to wait? It's especially tricky if you're in need of both a new phone and laptop. more

In the ever crowded daily-deals market, Andrew Mason argues that the only competition for Groupon is itself. more