Foxconn working conditions were criticized before fire
A two-week old report from a Hong Kong-based watchdog group may give us more insight into the explosion that killed three people at a Foxconn assembly plant in China on Friday.
Stories by Paul Suarez
Facebook's anti-Google efforts get muddier
Earlier this week reports surfaced that Facebook had hired PR firm Burson-Marsteller to run a "smear campaign" against Google.
Congress to hear privacy, tracking issues
Representatives from Apple and Google are set to publicly speak about privacy matters next week.
Apple's iCloud service spotted as 'Castle'
References to what may be a code name for Apple's rumored iCloud service are reported found in the latest developer preview of Mac OS X Lion by the French blog Consomac.
Sony exec to address PlayStation Network outage
Sony announced today that the head of its gaming division will make a statement Sunday afternoon Tokyo Time to address the PlayStation Network outage.
Techie toilet ships in April
In the market for a new toilet? Before heading down to the neighborhood hardware store and dropping a few Benjamins on a regular pooper, you might want to take a look at Kohler's newest flushing masterpiece, the Numi.
Apple admits iPad 2 3G issues
Apple admitted on Friday it is looking into a Verizon 3G connectivity issue that some iPad 2 owners are reporting.
iPad 2 glitches emerge
By now you've probably heard of the alleged Facetime freezing and backlight bleeding issues facing iPad 2 owners.
Kodak wins $1 billion victory against Apple, RIM
A picture may be worth a 1000 words, but for Eastman Kodak the preview of a picture might be worth $1 billion in a patent battle against Apple and Research in Motion. The U.S. International Trade Commission on Friday agreed to review a claim that Apple and RIM devices infringe on a Kodak patent for image previewing.
Next up: iPhone 5
Next week Apple will spill the beans on the iPad 2, which can only mean one thing: It's time to start focusing on the iPhone 5 -- which will (probably) be announced in June.
'Angry Birds Rio' release teams with Hollywood
Take cover -- a few well-known, dive-bombing birds will soon invade your local movie theater.
Verizon iPhone expected Tuesday
Once again someone "familiar with the matter" is confirming what everybody suspects: Verizon will announce it's getting a version of the iPhone at a Tuesday event in New York.
Apple's plans: Mapping apps
Apple may be looking to release its own mapping and navigation software with future products, according to a few new job listings on its website.
Apple's plans: Mapping apps
Apple may be looking to release its own mapping and navigation software with future products, according to a few new job listings on its website.
iPhone: Still most satisfying
Research firm ChangeWave published survey results this week that show the iPhone 4 leading the smartphone pack in consumer satisfaction.