What the T-Mobile outage means for consumers
Keeping track of where their data is stored, and whether it is truly protected is not a core competency for consumers. The T-Mobile outage proves it should be.
Facebook defriending leads to alleged murder
A father who was allegedly upset that a couple defriended his daughter on Facebook stands accused of murdering the couple.
CNN suspends Roland Martin for homophobic, violent tweets
CNN political analyst belittled men wearing pink and the near-naked H&M David Beckham ad via Twitter during the Super Bowl--tweets that some critics say were anti-gay and violent.
Google said to be readying cloud-based storage service
Free service called Drive will allow users to upload and retrieve photos, documents, and videos, sources tell The Wall Street Journal.
Can a smartphone sense depression?
New smartphone technology called Mobilyze is being developed to make personal mood assessments and help people stave off depression.
Path’s Dave Morin: No, really, I don’t lie about this stuff
Does a 2010 e-mail from Path's CEO show how the company betrayed users' trust?
Plenty of new phones could land in Barcelona
With Mobile World Congress just three weeks away, rumors and speculation continues to mount as to what we'll see at the show. CNET rounds up all the tidbits for you.
Vonage dials up new mobile apps
It remains to be seen whether Vonage can make much traction against Skype's installed base, but the opportunities abroad are huge.