Periscope is the next wave of social media to hit the Internet and world. Not satisfied with Twitter, Facebook and Google+ millions of users are … Read more…
A leaked Google FTC report that found its way into the hands of The Wall Street Journal is raising some eyebrows about Google’s business practices. … Read more…
The latest Apple patent lawsuit has the company paying out $532.9 million to Smartflash LLC for DRM (digital rights management) and data storage payment technologies. Apple … Read more…
You may or may not have heard of Yandex, I hadn’t until they started to come up in tech news recently. Yandex is a Russian … Read more…
Google, Apple, Adobe and Intel settled an anti-poaching lawsuit brought against them by former employees which has the companies paying out a combined $415 million. … Read more…
Another Apple class-action lawsuit, this time over iPhone storage capacity, was filed in Florida alleging the company’s iOS 8 is hogging a lot of the … Read more…
Apple has filed for an iPod lawsuit to be dismissed after one of the remaining plaintiffs was withdrawn from the case after lawyers discovered that … Read more…
It’s not often you find a 12-year-old inventing a new product. Mostly you’ll find them texting with their friends or playing the latest game on … Read more…
Marty Singer of L.A.-based law firm Lively & Singer is threatening Google with a $100 million dollar lawsuit over the celebrity nude photo leaks that were recently in the news. The Toronto Sun reports that Singer is representing several women (no names were disclosed) whose nude photos were leaked online due to their Apple accounts being brute forced attacked.
A lawsuit is underway in a San Francisco federal court that could have long reaching consequences for Google and its users. After admitting that its Google Street … Read more…
Tesla Motors is the only car manufacturer that sells its vehicles direct to consumers with no dealerships in the middle. Tesla cars are already priced … Read more…
Yeah, we know you know. It’s hit the web like a digital tsunami, Apple has won the latest court battle against Samsung slithering out with $119 million dollars. On the flip side, a much less lofty flip side, Samsung sprung out with $158,000 from a couple of patents the jury found Apple in violation of. Re/Code did get a statement from Apple right after the verdict and here’s what they had to say.
Typo, the iPhone 5/5s keyboard case that brings a physical keyboard to the iPhone 5/5s has been ordered to cease sales of its case by a US district judge in San Francisco. If you remember sometime last year, Blackberry decided to sure Typo because they felt the companies case looked too similar to Blackberry’s iconic keyboard. CNET and Reuters report that US District Judge William Orrick ruled in favor of Blackberry, saying that they proved the “likelihood” of infringement and Typo had not given evidence to refute that.
