Snowden To Dish More Info on NSA
NSA leaker Edward Snowden denied charges he was spying for China and vowed to release more details on the NSA's "direct access" to the tech companies' servers, saying the "truth is coming." |
Google Clears the Way for Stock Split
A shareholder lawsuit that blocked a long-delayed stock split has been resolved by Google, clearing the way for the Internet search leader to issue a new class of non-voting shares later this year. |
Free Video Messaging Comes to Skype
Feature by feature, Microsoft's Skype is becoming a full communications suite. Skype's video messaging function, where users can leave videomail as well as voicemail, has moved out of beta into general release. |
Apple Details U.S. Data Requests
Like other businesses, Apple says it received between 4,000 and 5,000 requests from U.S. law enforcement for customer data for the six months ended in May. The company also clarified government access. |
Prism's Secret: Bigger Data Seizure
Netflix Gets New Dreamworks Series
Judge in Microsoft Antitrust Case Dies
E3 Launches Future of Video Games
App Helps Venezuelans Find Supplies
Avaya Boosting Customer Experience
Hit the Beach with Xperia Tablet Z
Study: Gap in Cloud Perception, Reality
Amazon.com Joins 3D Printer Craze
HP's SMB IT in a Box Uses Google Apps
Dell Board Wants CEO Buyout Offer
Boost Sales with Location Intelligence
Cisco Telecom Router Set for the Flood
AMD's Opteron X Chips Challenge Intel
HP Offers OpenStack-Based Cloud OS
Wi-Fi Signal 'Sees' for Gestural Control
Cloud Rains Billion-Dollar Deals
Razer Blade Notebook Aptly Named
