Kilauea volcano is spewing lava and belching hazardous gases on Hawaii’s Big Island, forcing more than 1,700 people to evacuate…
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Facebook Unshares Your Personal Data
The fight for Internet privacy just took a little step forward on Facebook. The social-networking giant is suspending a controversial…
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RIM Unveils BBX Software Upgrade For Blackberry Phones, Tablets
Research In Motion will introduce souped-up operating software for its BlackBerry smartphone and PlayBook tablet designed to make both more…
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In-Box Wars: Gmail Faces Titan, Phoenix
While Google and Facebook continue to duke it out, AOL attempts a late-stage comeback and the fight roils on. Who…
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Amazon Agrees to Video-Streaming Deal With Twentieth Century Fox
Amazon said Monday it has signed a digital distribution agreement with Twentieth Century Fox for video content. The company’s Amazon…
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Apple Fined $1,200,000 For Misleading Italian Consumers
Apple was fined €900,000 ($1.2 million) for misleading consumers on product assistance, Italy’s antitrust authority said Tuesday. Apple Sales International,…
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Watch Out Microsoft: Businesses Warm to Apple Hardware
The “Bring Your Own Device” philosophy spreading through enterprise is proving a real boon to Apple. The company is expected…
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Advertising Could Pay for a Mission to Mars, Scientist Says
Welcome to the manned mission to Mars — brought to you with limited interruptions by Bud Light. It’s not so…
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Math, science scores for some US students improving, but lag behind many in Asia, Europe
WASHINGTON – An international study shows American students perform better than the global average, but still lag behind many of…
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Chinese Missile Test Shrouded in Secrecy
China remains silent following fresh tests of long-range missiles that experts say pose a growing threat. On Wednesday, U.S. officials…
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