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Yahoo reveals U.S. government requests for user data -
Web pioneer says it received more than 12,000 requests in the past six months for user information, most of which were related to criminal investigations such as fraud and homicide.CNET News 2 hours ago:
AT&T reportedly begins wide cellular support for FaceTime -
The wireless carrier appears to have quietly begun nationwide support for the videoconferencing app on its cellular network in various states across the country.CNET News 3 hours ago:
Microsoft swaps Outlook.com linked accounts for aliases -
In the name of enhanced security, the tech giant is having users tie their linked e-mail and other accounts to one single Microsoft account.CNET News 3 hours ago:
Sony reportedly readies first phablet -
The 6.4-inch honker, expected to be announced July 4th, could house a powerful quad-core processor and 1080p HD screen.CNET News 4 hours ago:
Obama: NSA spying doesn't mean 'abandoning freedom' -
In an interview with Charlie Rose, the president maintains that the top-secret NSA spying programs were within the bounds of the law and were intended to protect U.CNET News 5 hours ago:
Sprint sues Dish, Clearwire to prevent $6B takeover bid -
The wireless carrier's lawsuit claims the deal violates shareholder rights and Delaware laws. [Read more]CNET News 6 hours ago:
Ex-HTC execs can't quit phone game, create startup Kazam -
Kazam is a smartphone manufacturer focused on design, customer service, and the European market. But the company faces an extreme uphill climb.CNET News 6 hours ago:
Apple's Eddy Cue: Steve Jobs was confused in his e-mails -
The Apple executive refutes DOJ claims that Jobs wanted Apple to force e-book publishers to change their sales terms with Amazon.CNET News 6 hours ago:
School iris-scanned students without telling parents -
A Florida school admits that it made several mistakes when it allowed a security company to install iris scanners without telling parents -- and without even having a contract with the company.CNET News 6 hours ago:
