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Kim Dotcom Claims To Own The Password Technology That Twitter And Google Use -
Kim Dotcom claims to own the patent for two-step verification, password technology used by Google and Twitter, reports The Guardian.
Eminem Is Suing Facebook For Allegedly Ripping Off His Song In Home 'Airplane' Ad -
Eminem's song publisher Eight Mile Style is suing Facebook and its Portland ad agency Wieden+Kennedy for allegedly copying his 2000 song "Under the Influence.
Citrix Wants Enterprises To Stop Using Dropbox, And It's Building Them Their Own App Store (CTXS) -
Citrix Systems has years of experience delivering apps and data to enterprise users.
Weimaresque Hyperinflation Is Ravaging One Of The World's Most Popular Video Games -
As virtual fantasy worlds go, Blizzard Entertainment’s Diablo 3 is particularly foreboding.
Facebook Admits Its Android Software Is Bad, Says It Will Fix It (FB) -
So, it turns out that making a smartphone operating system is hard.
Facebook's first attempt at doing a pseudo operating system with its Android takeover "Home" is an unmitigated flop.
Here Are Two Questions Startups Must Ask Their Most Engaged Users -
Understanding why people are actually using your product is one of the most important metrics for startups to measure.
HTC Made The Best Android Phone In The World, But Samsung's Galaxy S4 Is Still Outselling It -
HTC has sold about 5 million units of its newest flagship phone, the One, according to one company executive quoted by the WSJ.
This Is The Future Of Evernote, The Best Note-Taking App On The Planet -
Evernote, the popular multi-platform note taking service, recently shared its thoughts on the future of the company.
Samsung's Galaxy S4 Is The Fastest Selling Android Phone In History (GOOG) -
Samsung announced this morning that it sold 10 million Galaxy S4 phones.
The phone was released on April 27.
The PC May Be Dying, But That Didn't Stop Lenovo From Posting A Huge Quarter -
Lenovo Group Ltd's bold acquisitions in its flagship PC business, a foray into mobile gadgets, and a relatively light debt load are setting it apart from PC rivals as industry shipments take their steepest fall in decades.
