While his leading GOP challengers are critical of just about everything the president has done while in office, they will have to follow his Timeline lead at the end of the month.
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission is seeking public comments on whether it's ever appropriate for law enforcement agencies to shut down mobile networks
Earnings season has essentially ended, but Yelp's initial public offering Friday, Apple's record high share price and a strong market for IT stocks are giving
The judge overseeing Oracle's intellectual property lawsuit against Google wants Oracle to provide "a clear answer" as to why the trial shouldn't be postponed
An Oregon man has been convicted of seven courts of wire fraud for helping thousands of people steal Internet service, the U.S. Department of Justice said
Google Apps customers are finding it hard to delete and reactivate domains in their accounts, after Google unexpectedly disabled the automated mechanism for
PHP, one of the most widely used languages for building websites, has been updated with a number of improvements to ease development and speed performance
Already facing heavy criticism about changes to its privacy policy, the Internet search leader is now being sued over a Street View image that shows an unidentified man in France urinating in his own yard.
The latest version of Windows is a dramatic departure from previous versions of Microsoft's trademark OS, with special attention to touch features that are less suited to desktops.
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