Fiat workers notice a Street View car filming in their area. So one staff member decides to drive right up to the door of VW's nearby headquarters and park a Fiat 500 there. The Street View car photographs it. [Read more]

If you've ever been scrolling through your iPhone's music and found song titles that were too long to fit on the display, this tip will show you how to easily uncover the entire title. [Read more]

The engineer responsible for writing the code that led to tons of personal and private data being collected from the Google's Street View cars is found out and called a "GOD in the wireless community." [Read more]

Google is watching you

Company releases full version of FCC's report on company's controversial gathering of personal data with Street View cars. [Read more]

As the Web giant agrees to pay the $25,000 penalty ordered by the FCC, it also discloses that the U.S. Justice Department ended its probe into Street View almost a year ago. [Read more]

The University of Florida is about to gut its computer science department. How can it be that an apparently strong university can consider this? I asked one of the department's professors. [Read more]

Researchers at the University of Leeds say their digital scanning system produces high-res images that can be rotated. [Read more]

A series of stunning before-and-after photos from NASA reveals nature's course and humanity's impact on the planet. [Read more]

The privacy group says the report "raised questions about the scope" of the investigation, which yielded a $25,000 fine against the Web giant. [Read more]

Congressman and Internet privacy group calls for probe of street mapping service, which inadvertently collected and stored data from unencrypted wireless networks. [Read more]

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has fined Google $25,000, saying the online search leader impeded an investigation into how it collected data while taking photos for its "Street View" mapping feature.