Patent wars, regulation and legislation increasingly matter to the tech sector.
Microsoft's killer Windows 7 patch: Breaks networking, flags legit PCs as 'Not genuine'
US telcos caught selling your location data again: Senator demands new laws
Ex-Apple lawyer in charge of stopping insider trading charged with insider trading
Dark web crackdown: Germans want to criminalize anyone providing a platform
The 27 year-old has been charged with drug importation offenses, allegedly aided through the use of the 'dark net' and funded in part by cryptocurrency.
The Chinese telco equipment giant states that it was left with no choice but to sue.
For over a decade, VMware has been accused of illegally using Linux code in its VMware ESX bare-metal virtual machine hypervisor. A German court has dismissed the case, but the struggle may not be over.
Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau, in response to the charges, has said he is 'very concerned with this position that China has taken'.
The lawsuit alleges that the global Huawei CFO was detained and interrogated by airport customs, and her electronic devices searched, before informing her that she was under arrest.
Government will be able to seize, search, infiltrate, and make copies of computers, computer systems, and information in computers without a court warrant, Reuters has reported.
No matter how you approach it, finding, recruiting, and hiring new talent for your business is vital to its success, and the process must be conducted efficiently and methodically. These guidelines provide...
A trial has been set for March 2, 2020.
Microsoft's Satya Nadella defines when it's OK to use its HoloLens technology for military purposes.
Microsoft employees say they didn't sign up to build weapons, so the company should pull out of its $480m deal.
The publicly-listed software as a service firm has been accused of making misleading announcements in 2017 regarding client agreements.
Meanwhile Huawei CEO calls Trump a "great president" as Trump weighs a ban on its 5G tech in mobile networks.
Is open-source past its prime? Does it need to be replaced? Some companies say yes, while others say nonsense!
GitHub revamps its bug bounty with higher rewards and legal safe-harbor terms for researchers.
Huawei had an internal reward program for employees who stole trade secrets and a company engineer attempted to probe an Apple supplier for information on its latest smart watch, a report from The Information claims.
The EU's new copyright laws will force all websites to check all posts to see if anything ever published might be a copyright violation. That will include photos, videos, words, tweets, memes, source code -- you name it.
Apple's "Design and Health" kit contents: Weighted mugs, lenticular mouse pads, post-it notes, and more!
Apple's internal "design and health" guide for their designers (click images to enlarge).
A run down of some of the most controversial decisions or actions by Facebook, including some of their biggest mistakes to date.
A quick run through of the newly released Amazon Cloud Drive - the online storage service, and the Amazon Cloud Player - the integrated music streaming service.
Prysmian Telecom Cables and Systems was awarded a contract of up to $300 million this week to supply fibre-optic cables for the National Broadband Network (NBN). NBN Co head Mike Quigley visited the company's Dee Why factory after the announcement.
(Sept. 2011) This gallery guide will walk you through the settings and features of your profile page.
(Sept. 2011) This gallery guide will explain miscellaneous tweaks to protect your privacy.
(Sept. 2011) This gallery guide will help you secure your Facebook account.
(Sept. 2011) This gallery guide is designed to help you secure your Facebook privacy settings.
A quick look over the proposed Privacy Icons to simplify the online privacy policies.
Everyone's talking about mobile. They want to access the internet while they're on the go, and they want it to be fast. Ericsson is one of a swathe of vendors conducting trials for the next generation of mobile technology — Long Term Evolution (LTE).
The Hewlett Packard LaserJet IIP popularized the desktop personal laser printer. TechRepublic cracks it open to see what made the IIP tick.
Artist turns old printed circuit boards into useful items--clocks, clip boards, picture frames, pencil holders and more.
Chipmaker Qualcomm offered a glimpse of what the future might hold for the next generation of smartphones.
One of Microsoft's early US patents had nothing to do with computers. Drawings show a reading stand and book holder that Microsoft patented in 1986.
Ahead of this week's G20 meeting, Trump talks up tariffs on Chinese-made iPhones and MacBooks.
A class action against Uber raised in Victoria will be opened up to another three states, which could make it one of the largest class actions in Australian history.
Senators tackle AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile for answers about alleged video traffic throttling.
Machines that can decide to kill humans are "morally repugnant", says UN general secretary António Guterres. Read more: https://zd.net/2PdnrbK
New decree means messaging services will have to check users' registration data with their mobile operator.
CEO Sundar Pichai said in a an email that Google has fired 48 employees for sexual harassment in the past two years.
The lawsuit alleges that Amazon has been abusing eBay systems to steal high-value sellers for years.
Cabbies in the state are backing Maurice Blackburn pursuing legal action against the ride-sharing company for operating without legal approval.
The 'Infamous' cheat on Grand Theft Auto V has led to two premises in Melbourne being searched under a Federal Court order.
Shares in Tesla rose sharply on the news, despite the fact that the company must also pay a fine due to the executive's transgression.
You get additional security on you account; Facebook gets a phone number for its targeted advertising product.
Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore says ride-sharing operator Grab adopted anti-competitive actions following its merger with Uber's regional operations, and fines each company more than S$6 million for the infringement.
Court deems majority owner 360 Capital eligible to vote on whether the Asia Pacific Data Centres Trust is to be wound up.
Under Telegram's new privacy policy, it could hand over user IP and phone details given the right court order.
A new open-source license addendum, Commons Clause, has lawyers, developers, businesses, and open-source supporters fighting with each other.
Enterprise Software
Microsoft's killer Windows 7 patch: Breaks networking, flags legit PCs as 'Not genuine'
Security
US telcos caught selling your location data again: Senator demands new laws
CXO
Ex-Apple lawyer in charge of stopping insider trading charged with insider trading
Security
Dark web crackdown: Germans want to criminalize anyone providing a platform
Legal
Microsoft sues Foxconn's parent company Hon Hai over patent payments
