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The stations could help residents keep devices charged after the next Sandy-caliber disaster.
Yahoo has joined Apple, Microsoft, Google, and other firms in revealing official requests for its users’ data.
If Facebook does launch a Vine-style video app, it’ll mark the next stage in the deepening conflict between the social network and Twitter.
The number of Americans with portable touch-screens is rising rapidly, according to the Pew Internet & American Life Project.
Hewlett-Packard is embracing the open-source OpenStack as a key element in its cloud platform.
Office on iOS devices has finally arrived. Will it help Microsoft dominate the cloud-productivity space?
Yahoo’s latest acquisitions, GhostBird Software and Rondee, illustrate the scattershot nature of its current acquire-and-enhance strategy.
Apple is reportedly considering “phablets” and cheap iPhones for its development slate.
Google Glass boasts solid hardware for such a compact device.
Hewlett-Packard’s decision to go with Google Apps over Office 365 for its SMB IT in a Box could irritate Microsoft.
Google’s chief legal officer says the company has nothing to hide.
Dell’s platform offers a combination of IaaS, PaaS and SaaS features.
Apple offered WWDC attendees a glimpse of its upcoming products, including iOS 7 and the new Mac OS X.
Bloomberg News suggested the search-engine giant could announce the acquisition as soon as today.
If you can’t beat ‘em, mimic their business.
A leaked PowerPoint presentation suggests that the nation’s largest tech companies are giving the NSA access to user data.
Apple’s battle in federal court over e-book pricing continues with an Amazon executive’s testimony about publisher behavior.
Those responsible for taking the network down claim it was responsible for $500 million in losses.
A new study suggests people think wearable technology such as Google Glass will improve their lives—but many feel the tech should also be regulated.
The ITC decision, which will ban older iPhone and iPad models from U.S. import, has elevated the conflict between the two tech titans to a whole new level.
Google Web Designer will allow developers and designers to more easily build online ads using HTML5.
Salesforce will use its new purchase to build out its online marketing offerings.
With Spotify use increasing, and Google launching its own streaming service, an Apple “iRadio” platform could face challenges.
The existence of Unity3D and similar products (such as the Unreal Engine and CryEngine) has helped democratize game development.
The Moto X device will reportedly be self-aware. Let’s hope it doesn’t seize control of some nukes.
