Bump launches version 3.0, a major redesign that yanked most major features. It's not the only company to find that products can be better with fewer tools rather than more.

Graphics chipmaker sees an opportunity to compete against the iPhone 4S with dual-core phones priced at a fraction of the Apple phone.

Celebrities and other public figures will soon have the chance to verify their accounts and display a preferred "alternative name," TechCrunch reports.
Open Graph boosts traffic to Facebook Timeline apps
Facebook's Zuckerberg racks up followers on Pinterest

New service from Microsoft taps into feeds from Facebook and Twitter to cull the most shared news from the Web, giving users a real-time snapshot of the national conversation.

To put this in perspective, Korea Daily report claims South Korean workers get about $34 per iPad unit they produce.
FLA chief calls Foxconn facilities 'first class'
Cook: Apple's improved working conditions more than anyone

Now that DRM is a thing of the past, MP3 downloads are cheap, and streaming options are everywhere, do CDs still have a place in the world?

To put this in perspective, a report from the Korea Daily claims South Korean workers get about $34 per iPad unit they produce.

Tommy Jordan, the man who shot his daughter's laptop for YouTube, gets a visit from police and child protection services. Oh, and Good Morning America.

Having trouble deciding between the new Droid 4 and the Droid Razr Maxx? Or anxious for an HTC phone with Ice Cream Sandwich? Ask Maggie offers some advice.

Tablet will launch in the U.K. first but will be available across the globe in March, according to Samsung.

A Texas boy claims that while playing Xbox 360 Call of Duty online, someone in a chat room threatens to hack his information and get a SWAT team to his house. The SWAT team duly arrives. Panic ensues.

To put this in perspective, a report from the Korea Daily claims South Korean workers get about $34 per iPad unit they produce.

Launching the MySpace Music Player, the social-networking music site says it now offers more free music than any other site worldwide--thus users are streaming in.

In the year 2030, Sony thinks we might swipe a card to use energy from one of our personal alternative power sources instead of from the electric company.

In the absence of technical solutions to restrict access to private data, we're stuck relying upon the kindness of strangers. So when is the tech industry finally going to do the right thing?

Now that DRM is a thing of the past, MP3 downloads are cheap, and streaming options are everywhere, do CDs still have a place in the world?

To put this in perspective, a report from the Korea Daily claims South Korean workers get about $34 per iPad unit they produce.

Tommy Jordan, the man who shot his daughter's laptop for YouTube, gets a visit from police and child protection services. Oh, and Good Morning America.

Greasy finger traces can potentially reveal the pattern used to unlock Android devices. Typing a PIN is better, a Googler concludes.

The iPhone maker is seeking permission from the court because it also plans to file a patent infringement complaint against Kodak with the International Trade Commission, as well as a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court of Manhattan.

In the wake of the Path address book flap, Apple says all apps that want access to your data will have to ask nicely.

Amazon Has Fewer Prime Subscribers Than Estimated

BEIJING (Reuters) - Working conditions at Chinese manufacturing plants where Apple Inc's iPads and iPhones are made are far better than those at garment factories or other facilities elsewhere in the country, according to the head of a non-profit age

The networking giant wants European regulators to reconsider the deal and require Microsoft to make Skype compatible with other video calling services.

LightSquared may seek to exchange its wireless airwave licenses for similar ones operated by the U.S. Department of Defense in a last-ditch effort to revive its mobile broadband service.