Anonymous is probably the most popular group on the web. Although it is said that there is no organized hierarchy in Anonymous and that anyone who likes to defend the internet’s rights is welcomed to become an “Anon,” it seems like this g...

A lot of strange news are coming from Taiwan these days, and we can only think about the Action Pad commercial which featured a Steve Jobs impersonator recommending an Android tablet. Sadly, this time the news are a lot worse as a young Taiwanese person ha...

December 9th, 2011, Germany: Mannheim Regional Court pronounced its ruling on one of the patent infringement lawsuits Motorola Mobility brought against Apple in Germany in April 2011. The decision of the German court entitles Motorola to enforce an injun...

A new day has passed, a new hearing in the Megaupload trial has occurred with the same results for the website’s owner who was denied bail once again. Kim Dotcom’s lawyers urged the Judge to allow the Megaupload owner to go home because he has ...

North Korea may be a communist country, while South Korea may be a democratic country, however, what’s certain is that these two countries really hate each other. If North Korea’s sentiments towards South Korea are very clear, Samsung’s h...

Google is facing a very weird fine in France once again as the company is accused of offering Google Maps free to some services. Bottin Cartographes filed a complaint against Google in a French court for using its position to offer Google Maps free. Bot...

The Obama administration has done a good job in offering fellow Americans the opportunity to submit online petitions. The process is simple: if any petition reaches more than 25,000 signatures in a month, then the White House will issue an official respons...

Last year, Microsoft in partnership with Kaspersky Labs have killed a powerful botnet called Kelihos which was responsible for sending billions of spam messages on a daily basis. Recently, more information has been released about the case as Microsoft has ...