The Federal Communications Commission is to decide whether firms can pay Internet service providers for faster download speeds.
Oracle wins copyright appeal against Google over Android
Three judges overturned the 2012 ruling in the Oracle vs. Google case, effectively giving Oracle the right to seek legal action.
Symantec exec: Antivirus programs 'doomed to failure'
Antivirus giant struggles to keep pace with new wave of hackers
Oculus VR denies ZeniMax legal claims
It remains to be seen how these allegations will affect the sale to Facebook, which, according to Forbes, has not yet been finalized.
Sony introduces record-breaking 185-terabyte storage tape
The entire collection of the Library of Congress would only add up to 10 terabytes.
Leaked HTC One Mini 2 photos reveal new colors, camera changes
It appears the HTC One Mini 2 will come in three different colors – gray, silver and gold.
Reports: Apple to focus on OS 10.10, iOS 8 at WWDC 2014
Apple is likely to announce updates to OS X and iOS 8 at WWDC 2014 in June, not Apple TV updates or iWatch.
Yahoo disables 'do not track' privacy setting in efforts to provide users with highly personalized experience
Yahoo has stopped recognizing Do Not Track settings in web browsers to allow advertisers to monitor users’ browsing habits to target ads.
Joe Biden: Immigration reform is crucial to American innovation
The audience cheered repeatedly when Biden called for immigration reform and declared that it would spur innovation.
Report: $1500 Google Glass made with just $80 in parts
The single most expensive part inside Glass is a Texas Instruments OMAP 4430 applications processor, which costs $13.96.