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Apple Sued by Chinese Company Over Siri Patents
The tech world has been filled with high-profile lawsuits over the past week. Just as Internet giants Yahoo and Facebook settled their differences over alleged patent infringement, Apple is the latest company hit with a patent-related lawsuit.
Netflix Streaming Exceeds 1 Billion Hours In June; Stock Jumps Almost 14%
The company looks to be on the way back up after the Qwikster debacle last year.
Real-Life Unicorn, Danny [PHOTOS]
A horse became an unwilling unicorn after he was found with a piece of wood wedged into his skull, NBC's Today.com reported. The horse's owner, Tommasina Ashley, was in shock when she found out that her 30-year-old horse, Danny, had been impaled by a nine-inch piece of wood.
'The Dark Knight Rises' Gets Standing Ovation, Possible Spoilers Emerge
A choice few critics got the very first glimpse at Christopher Nolan's coming The Dark Knight Rises on Friday . And it looks like it's good. So good in fact that the film received a standing ovation.
Carl Crawford Called Racial Slur During Game
Boston Red Sox outfielder Carl Crawford has been a target of criticism since he signed a $142 million contract with the team, but last night a fan added to the usual overrated, overpaid repertoire of insults.
IPOs? Did Facebook?s Disaster Poison The Pipeline?
Since its May 17 pricing at $38 a share, the stunning collapse in the value of Facebook (Nasdaq: FB) the No. 1 social networking site has made history ? for its sheer size and magnitude.The IPO market remains weak.
Malware DNSChanger Threatens Thousands Of Internet Users With A Black Monday: How To Avoid Attack
July 9, 2012, may be a Black Monday for Tens of Thousands of Internet surfers when the FBI disconnects domains affected by DNSChanger Malware, according to Wired.
10 Best Lakes In The US For Summer Vacation
Who needs to swim at a beach on the coast when you can frolic in some of the United States' most scenic countryside?
Malware Fix To Nix Internet Connections Monday: How To Test And Rid Your Computer Of DNSChanger
Thousands of PC users worldwide may find themselves without an Internet connection on Monday after the FBI nixes any PC with latent malware still on it. The malware, known as DNSChanger, was a Trojan spread by Estonian cyber-criminals, that redirected users' Internet navigation towards hacker-created sites that generated $14 million in advertisements.
Casey Anthony News: Lawyer's New Book Reveals Unheard Evidence, View Of Her Mental State
In Presumed Guilty, Jose Baez questions Casey Anthony's sanity and questions why the prosecution didn't deliver bombshell evidence they had in their back pocket.
Pattinson and Stewart Won't Star In 'Fifty Shades Of Grey,' According To Author
Twilight fans hoping to see Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart play lovers in the film adaptation of 'Fifty Shades of Grey are going to be gravely disappointed.
Women's Facebook Photo Sabotage: Another Example Of Coded Misogyny?
A study conducted by MyMemory.com concluded that women frequently commit sabotage by posting unflattering photos of their frenemies on Facebook, often as a means of retaliation. Much of the media has taken this study at face value, though it has generated some backlash.
Aimee Copeland Update: Flesh-Eating Bacteria Victim Released
Aimee Copeland, the Georgia graduate student who contracted necrotizing fasciitis after a zip lining accident, has been released from an Augusta hospital on Tuesday.
Facebook Email Switch Mess Up Your Address Book? Zuckerberg and Co. Promise A Fix
Facebook promised to resolve two issues caused by its sneaky email switch to users' @facebook.com, including changes to address books linked to the social networking sites and messages lost in the aftermath of the switch.
Supporting Our Teachers Is Good For Business
Our teachers need your help, especially when this economy is so uncertain.
LeBron James Love Child? Sharon Reed Rumors Heat Up In Cleveland [PHOTO]
Rumors are flying around Cleveland that NBA champion LeBron James has a love child with fired 19 Action News WOIO Cleveland television anchor Sharon Reed, who was reportedly axed for violating the morals clause in her contract. But are the rumors true?
Josh Hamilton Photobomb Thrills Texas Girls, Makes Everyone Else Jealous [PHOTO]
The Josh Hamilton photo is taking the Internet by storm and making a lot of fans jealous. The Texas Rangers posted a photo of the outfielder inserting himself into the background of a picture taken by three female fans at the edge of the dugout at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington, Texas.
iCloud Beta Adds New Web Apps: Apple Preps For iOS 6, Mountain Lion Release Dates
Slowly but surely, Apple's operating systems are converging, but bonding these two separate systems together would be impossible without iCloud. On Monday, Apple introduced two new additions to the iCloud Beta portal for iOS 6 developers, including the Notes and Reminders apps, before it releases Mountain Lion this month and iOS 6 this fall.
Why Facebook Needs A Want Button
Facebook already knows what you Like. Soon, it may ask you what you Want. Web developer Tom Waddington discovered on June 28 that Facebook had included code for a disabled Want button within the Javascript of its list of social plug-ins.
Andrew Oberle, University Of Texas Student, Who Was Mauled By Two Chimpanzees In South Africa, Is Out Of Surgery
Andrew Oberle, the U.S. graduate student who was attacked by two chimpanzees while leading a tour at the Jane Goodall Sanctuary in South Africa, reportedly underwent six hours of surgery on Sunday and is recovering from his injuries.
Alan 'Dex' Poindexter Dead, Former NASA Astronaut Dies In Jet Ski Accident [PHOTOS]
Alan Dex Poindexter, a former space shuttle commander, died Sunday after being injured in a water sports accident in Florida. He was 50. According to multiple news reports citing the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission (FWC), Poindexter was jet skiing with his two sons near Little Sabine Bay off of Pensacola Beach, Fla.
Instagram, Pinterest, Netflix Among The Casualties Of East Coast Storms: Why Were They Down?
Instagram, Pinterest and Netflix were among the casualties of a powerful storm in Virginia as the social media and streaming companies took to Twitter to update users on the status of their services. Why were Instagram, Pinterest and Netflix down?
Dear World, This Is America, Please Come Visit (And Please Bring Your Wallet)
If you call them, they will come. That's what the U.S. government is betting on with its first-ever national tourism campaign from Brand USA.
#ExilePitbull Trying To Send 'Back In Time' Rapper Pitbull To Alaska Walmart
Something Awful pranksters have hijacked a Walmart promotion that tries to Pitbull to a store in Kodiak, Alaska.
Happy Social Media Day: Facts, Figures And The Impact Of Social Networks
Social Media Day is being celebrated around the world today on Twitter, Facebook and at meetups around the world.
Leap Second 2012: Earth Adds Extra Second Saturday Night [VIDEO]
Blink and you'll miss it.
Sudan: ?Lick The Elbow? Protests Erupt In Khartoum And On Twitter
In Sudan, the big protest is in progress. Media reports are still scant, but Twitter is chirping with updates.
Limbaugh, Palin Revive 'Death Panel' After 'Obamacare' Decision
The talk radio host refers to the Supreme Court as a 'Death Panel' while Palin stands by her comments from 2009.
Hamas Says Mossad Responsible For Its Senior Leader?s Death; Syrian Opposition Blames Pro-Assad Militia
A senior Hamas leader has reportedly been assassinated in the Syrian capital Damascus. The Palestinian group holds Mossad, the Israeli intelligence agency, responsible for the killing.
Don Grady Dies At Age 68, Photos Of The 'My Three Sons' Actor's Incredible Career
Don Grady, the actor remembered as one of Mickey Mouse's original Mouseketeers, and as Robbie Douglas, from My Three Sons, died on June 27 in Los Angeles. He was 68. Ginny Grady, the actor's wife, confirmed to the Los Angeles Times that the California native died after a four-year battle with cancer.


