Technology

The $1.05 billion dollar damage award given last year in favor of Apple has been reduced by $450.5 million dollar, giving a sigh of relief to Samsung.

Seems Anonymous is hell bent on living up to its promise made last year that it is not down and out, and that it will make 2013 an eventful year. Well, in another daring, high profile scoop, it has leaked sensitive Bank of America data and unearthed evidence of surveillance by the top bank.

Google Plus, the Google owned second largest social networking platform, just got a bit more social with the introduction of Google Plus sign-ins.

Twitter will soon launch an application on the mobile platform and will become a part of Firefox mobile mania.

Android has pipped Apple in the race for US smartphone sales, a recent report by market researcher Kantar Worldpanel ComTech has revealed.

'Six Strikes' System or Copyright Alert System (CAS), a controversial strategy to counter rampant online piracy came into effect on Monday. From now on, users found indulging in supporting online piracy will find their Internet connections snapped or terribly slowed down.

The first set of phones with browser-based Firefox operating system, Telefonica, is predicted to hit the stands in second quarter of the year. The announcement of browser based operating system was made by Mozilla at Mobile World Congress where the first version of Firefox OS was seen.

China has been the main suspect for recent cyber attacks on U.S. corporates, government networks, and other organizations. But according to latest Bloomberg reports, Eastern Europe may be the real culprit behind most of the cyber attacks.

Latest report by the New York Times has confirmed the worst fears of many that the Chinese Army is linked with a wave of cyber attacks targeted at US corporations, organizations, and government institutions.

Unaware what your kids are up to? The largest social network, Facebook, has come under the “Parent scanner”. Results show that more than half of parents have registered on Facebook only to monitor their children’s activities.