A new Obama administration privacy policy released Friday explains how the government will gather the user data of online visitors to WhiteHouse.gov, mobile apps and social media sites, and it clarifies that
Several major U.S. music companies sued Pandora Media Inc on Thursday, accusing the online streaming service of cheating them out of royalties by playing thousands of pre-1972 recordings without paying royalties. The
Google Inc’s disappointing first-quarter results left Wall Street unfazed about the Internet giant’s ability to come to grips with the shift to the fast-growing mobile advertising market. Google shares were down
South Korean electronics giant Samsung in a deal with Amazon has launched a custom-built ebook service, called ‘Kindle for Samsung’, for its Galaxy devices. The service will offer bestselling books, newspapers and
Microsoft on Wednesday introduced new set of personalised cards on Bing.com, showing users news, weather, flights, and stocks details in a tailored form – all as part of the search. For using
Google Inc’s first-quarter revenue fell short of Wall Street targets and margins narrowed as the price of its ads continued to decline, underscoring the challenges Internet companies face as the world shifts
IBM Corp reported its lowest quarterly revenue in five years as the company struggles with falling demand for its storage and server products. Shares of the world’s largest technology services company fell
Canadian police have arrested a 19-year-old man and charged him in connection with exploiting the “Heartbleed” bug to steal taxpayer data from a government website, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) said
Airtel has launched Night Store for its prepaid subscribers. The Night Store includes various unlimited voice and data night packs between the price ranges of Rs. 7 to Rs. 49. All the
Microsoft Corp needs a “data culture” to thrive in the new computing environment, according to Chief Executive Satya Nadella, in his third public appearance in three weeks putting his imprint on the
Yahoo is prospering from its lucrative investments in Asia while the Internet company’s listless advertising sales are picking up, if ever so slightly, under CEO Marissa Mayer. The positive signs in the Yahoo’s first-quarter
Back in February, Microsoft had renamed its Office Web Apps to Office Online (at Office.com). On Monday, the company announced updates to the service with new features. The Redmond-giant also announced Office