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Xbox One DRM rollback cuts family sharing features, digital mirroring of retail games out -
In the aftermath of Microsoft's stunning reversal of its Xbox One game licensing plans, we talked to Xbox chief product officer Marc Whitten to find out exactly what will change about Redmond's next game box this November.
Appeals court upholds Nintendo victory over IA Labs in patent lawsuit -
Companies that prevail in patent lawsuits can't relax until the inevitable appeal is over -- just ask Motorola.
This is the Modem World: Seven levels of nerd hierarchy -
Each week Joshua Fruhlinger contributes This is the Modem World, a column dedicated to exploring the culture of consumer technology.
SiriusXM internet radio coming to Ford's SYNC AppLink, complete with in-dash controls -
Ford said a while back that it wanted more applications with support for voice control inside its vehicles, and slowly but surely the company's getting what it wished for.
Nokia RM-875 reaches the FCC, may be an international EOS -
Nokia keeps slipping out clues as to what we might expect from its Zoom Reinvented event: following the RM-877's appearance at the FCC, an RM-875 device has also popped up at the US agency.
Twitter acquires Spindle, a 'news feed for your neighborhood' -
Good news for the folks at Spindle came today, as the provider of hyperlocal offers from businesses was acquired by Twitter.
Stratasys to acquire 3D printing company MakerBot for $403 million in stock -
Stratasys, an Israeli-based 3D printer and additive manufacturer has just agreed to acquire 3D printing company MakerBot for a proposed amount of $403 million in stock.
Microsoft reportedly neared deal for Nokia's device business, but talks broke down -
It's often been rumored that Microsoft had an eye on Nokia's handset business.
Microsoft reportedly reverses Xbox One DRM policy, kills required online check-in and used game complications -
Microsoft's next game console, the Xbox One, is perhaps best known for its complex used game system and once-per-24-hour online check-in requirement.
Microsoft demos real-time co-authoring for Office Web Apps -
With Microsoft's Build developer conference kicking off in just a week, we're frankly surprised the company is choosing to release any news ahead of time.
