Judge Hints at Stay of Oracle-Google Trial Until Patent Reexamination Is Over
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... ...
US Man Convicted for Helping Thousands Steal Internet Service
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. ...
PHP 5.4 Aspires to Elegance
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. ...
Game company breaks from Facebook
Zynga, the company behind Facebook game CityVille, is launching its own gaming service so users don't have to play through the social network. ...
Apple and Samsung cases dismissed
Apple and Samsung both have their patent lawsuits - over the "slide-to-unlock" feature - thrown out by a German court. ...
Google Sued by Frenchman Caught on Street View in Embarrassing Pose
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. ...
EU leaders sign new fiscal treaty
All but two of the EU's 27 leaders sign a new treaty to enforce budget discipline within the bloc and rein in debts. ...
Apple and Samsung Each Lose a Patent Lawsuit in Mannheim
Apple and Samsung Electronics each saw patent lawsuits they had filed against one another dismissed by a German court on Friday. ...
Price Versus Brand Takes Focus in the Battle for Smartphone Supremacy
Analysis: Established vendors want to set their smartphones apart from emerging less expensive devices. But does reputation beat a bargain? ...
Mac OS X Sales Zoom as Windows XP Finally Slumps
As Windows 8 emerges, Internet metrics firm Net Applications reports Windows XP's decline last month was the largest since December 2011. ...