Patent wars, regulation and legislation increasingly matter to the tech sector.
Supreme Court rules for internet sales tax: States can charge all online shoppers
Perfectly legal ways you can still get Windows 7 cheap (or even free)
Tesla: We're now suing ex-employee for alleged theft of gigabytes of trade secrets
Cybersecurity: Why this Spanish region has just created a new research center
Comcast says it's ended its practice of slowing traffic for heavy internet users but reserves the right do it again.
Attackers also gained access to 1.2 million records containing personal details in one of the UK's biggest data breaches.
Milorad "Michael" Trkulja can now head back to the Victorian courts to sue Google for defamation after he alleged the search engine giant incorrectly linked his images to the state's criminal underworld.
On-demand delivery service in hot water over alleged 'sham-contracting' of three workers.
Despite figuring in two fatal crashes, Tesla's Autopilot driver-assistance software is soon to offer full self-driving.
South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Coinrail has suffered a hack and lost some 30 percent of its coins worth US$40 million.
Organizations spend a fortune on software licenses every year, and a lack of management around it can result in heavy fines. This policy will help you establish guidelines to make sure you're in compliance...
Reuters is reporting the search engine giant is expected to be hit with a second EU antitrust fine, this time over Android monopolisation.
Yandex, Russia's Google, is optimizing its self-driving tech for bad weather and human drivers who bend the rules.
The long-suffering subsea cable has fully returned to service.
The new regulations will enable service providers and copyright holders to develop an industry code on complying with the safe harbour regime with reference to standard technical measures and caching.
New CJEU ruling in Facebook case could have "far-reaching effects" for GDPR contracts.
Singapore government is setting up an advisory council to look at the "ethical use of artificial intelligence and data" as well as recommend codes of practice and governance.
Following anti-Huawei national security advice from the US, Huawei is looking into how the cost of 5G network rollouts would blow out if it were to be banned from providing equipment to Australia's telcos.
Vital internet hub, De-Cix in Frankfurt, has lost its fight against German intelligence services' mass surveillance.
Optus is seeking to establish what losses it has incurred from Australia's incumbent telco running its 'unlimited' advertising campaign.
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.
Former chief executive officer of Volkswagen Martin Winterkorn has been indicted by US prosecutors on charges related to the emissions cheating scandal.
ACCC has told HP PPS Australia to compensate customers who purchased its printers without being told they contained technology that did not allow for non-HP ink cartridges to be used in them.
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Far-right leader's win over Facebook in a German comment case could have international ramifications.
Panasonic Avionics Corp, which develops in-flight communication systems and products for airlines, has agreed to pay a $137.4 million criminal penalty after being accused of corrupt practices by the US Department of Justice.
The case to block a series of domain names linked with the HD Subs Plus app being accessed via smart TV boxes has been successful.
The Australian Federal Court has ordered Telstra to pay AU$10 million in penalties for making false or misleading representations to consumers on the management of its premium direct billing (PDB) services.
Adblock Plus isn't in breach of antitrust law or interfering with press freedom, German supreme court rules.
Here's how the social media giant is updating privacy policies ahead of the EU's new data law.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has emerged victorious in its almost four-year legal battle against US-based video game distributor Valve Corporation.
Russia's quest to stop encrypted messaging app Telegram also blocks thousands of Amazon, Google addresses.
Law firm Hanuri, representing 63,767 consumers, filed a class action lawsuit against Apple for damages caused by the tech giant intentionally slowing down older iPhone models.
Cook thinks Facebook's Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal is so big that it warrants "well-crafted regulation".
BlackBerry claims Facebook violated its intellectual property covering messaging utilities, including showing an unread message indicator on top of an icon.
New class action takes total to 60.
As Facebook prepares to roll out a new privacy center, a German court rules against its data-collection practices.
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Supreme Court rules for internet sales tax: States can charge all online shoppers
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Perfectly legal ways you can still get Windows 7 cheap (or even free)
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Tesla: We're now suing ex-employee for alleged theft of gigabytes of trade secrets
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Cybersecurity: Why this Spanish region has just created a new research center
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