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Most of us enjoyed turning our imaginations into semi-reality through Lego (and who hasn’t drooled over those large city reenactments when they were younger?). Looks like Nathan Sawaya continues doing so, at a entirely new level. Some details courtesy of Abduzeedo: Nathan Sawaya is a New York-based artist who creates ...
Dear Nokia, I like your phones, and I’m happy with the S60 platform. Really, I am. It’s just that when I see iPhone users enjoy a pretty functional WordPress client, I feel a bit sad. I know Symbian and S60 can do much better than that. Courtesy Nokia I love ...
Chinese gamers who amass virtual currencies can no longer sell them for real money, say the Chinese authorities.
The US is moving quickly to protect against the threat of online attacks, says homeland security chief Janet Napolitano.
Cyclists, buses, cars and even pedestrians become mobile pollution detectors in a UK initiative.
Popular file-sharing site The Pirate Bay has been sold to a Swedish gaming company GGF.
China delays a plan requiring new computers to be equipped with internet filtering software.
BOSTON – Cisco Systems Inc is considering offering Web-based alternatives to Microsoft Corp’s popular Office software as the networking giant expands on the Internet.
BRUSSELS – Making a telephone call, sending a text message or reading emails on a mobile phone from across the European Union will cost less from Wednesday.
BEIJING – China has delayed indefinitely a much-criticized plan to force manufacturers to bundle Internet filtering software with personal computers sold in the country, in an abrupt retreat hours before the policy was due to start.
STOCKHOLM – A little-known Swedish software firm has snapped up file-sharing website The Pirate Bay with the hope of turning the source of legal controversy into a money-spinner that appeals to both users and content providers.
SAN FRANCISCO – Amazon.com has closed its third Internet associates program in a week, in Hawaii, as the online retailer steps up an effort to skirt new sales taxes in several U.S. states.
After a 5 1/2-month medical leave, Apple CEO Steve Jobs on Monday resumed control of a company that hasn’t skipped a beat in his absence, but faces more challenges than when he left. Jobs, 54, is still in recovery after a liver transplant in Memphis. Apple…
Facebook said Monday that it has hired a former Genentech executive as its new chief financial officer, increasing speculation that the social networking giant will file for an initial public offering. David Ebersman, Genentech’s former CFO, will give…
China postponed a plan to require personal computer makers to supply Internet-filtering software Tuesday, retreating in the face of protests by Washington and Web surfers hours before it was due to take effect. Manufacturers would have been required to…