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- How Twitter is shaping the London Olympics, for better or worse
The London Olympics is awash in Twitter. Already, tweets have led to arrests and athletes getting kicked out of their events.
- iPhone 5 set for late Sept. launch: report
The iPhone 5 is coming at the end of September, according to one blog. Meanwhile, a range of purported photos of the next Apple smartphone have cropped up on Chinese and Japanese tech sites.
- Mountain Lion roars off to record start
Mountain Lion, the latest iteration of the Apple desktop OS, has been downloaded more than a million times, Apple reported today.
- Apple, Samsung to face off in trial over control of US smartphone market
Apple Inc. filed a lawsuit against Samsung Electronics Co. last year alleging the world's largest technology company's smartphones and computer tablets are illegal knockoffs of its popular iPhone and iPad products.
- Samsung Galaxy phones v. Apple iPhones? In court, advantage Apple.
Samsung Galaxy phones and Apple iPhones and iPads will be exhibits A and B in a US patent case that begins July 30. Despite Samsung Galaxy phones' lead in the marketplace, Apple has the upper hand in court.
- iPhone and Android apps to help you do some good
How to fund a microloan, find a place to volunteer, or help UNICEF – from your iPhone or Android device while you wait.
- iPhone and Android apps to help you do some good
How to fund a microloan, find a place to volunteer, or help UNICEF – from your iPhone or Android device while you wait.
- Samsung cements lead over Apple in global smartphone race
Samsung and Apple own almost half the worldwide smartphone market.
- Google Fiber: Why does Kansas City get to go high-speed?
Super high-speed Internet comes to Kansas City, courtesy of Google. Business leaders hope lightning fast connections with spur innovation and jobs. Google looks to be expanding further from its original business of Internet searching.
- What does Apple want with security firm AuthenTec?
Apple has snapped up security software firm AuthenTec for a reported $356 million. Here's what Apple wants with the company.
- Facebook's first earnings report: mediocre results, new low for stock price
On Thursday, Facebook had its first-ever earnings report as a publicly-traded company. Facebook announced a $157-million loss, and although its revenue beat Wall Street's expectations, it still hasn't figured out how to translate users into profits.
- Google Fiber: What is it and should you get it?
Google Fiber - a super fast optical fiber Internet service for $70 a month – includes a free Nexus tablet. Google Fiber is only available in Kansas City, so far.
- Why Zynga needs Facebook
Zynga stock has tumbled following a lackluster earnings report. Is Facebook to blame?
- Google Fiber: $70 a month for speeds 100 times faster than broadband
Google Fiber, a new ultra-high-speed network, will soon go live in Kansas City.
- How financially tied are Zynga and Facebook?
After Zynga's big loss on Wednesday, investors worry about Facebook's earnings report on Thursday.
- Google Talk IM service goes dark
Google Talk, the instant messaging service, went down Thursday morning. Google is "aware of a problem" but has not yet estimated when the service will return.
- Twitter taking on reality TV?
Anonymous sources told Adweek that Twitter has been meeting with reality television producers and executives to showcase an "original video series" similar to "The Hills" and "The Real World."
- Apple, the juggernaut, stumbles overseas
Apple reported a less than stellar Q3. But there are bright spots – including the top-selling iPad.