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Apple seeded the iOS 7 Beta 2 to its developers on Monday with new features and support for the iPad. Here are some of the key enhancements.

Every June, Google decorates gay search results and plans an entire month of celebrations for Gay and Lesbian Pride Month.

Samsung has announced three new tablets as well as their release dates, prices and preorder information.

Microsoft proposes investing nearly $700 million for the expansion of its data center in West Des Moines, Iowa.

The FTC will investigate Google for its $1 billion acquisition of traffic and navigation app Waze.

The recent NSA surveillance scandal signals a major downside to online tracking. Could private search engines be the answer?

Google has until July 16 to destroy data it discovered it had harvested from its mapping endeavors.

The latest Google Doodle celebrates the summer solstice, the longest day of the year.

The National Security Agency's Internet surveillance program could ultimately weaken America's role as a global cyberpower.

A patent for Google Glass could notify distracted and hard-of-hearing users to nearby sounds.

Digg hopes to launch a viable replacement for the soon-to-be defunct Google Reader with its new Digg Reader, available next week.

Apple received between 4,000 and 5,000 requests from the U.S. law enforcement authorities for customer data relating to national security matters.

Google and Twitter aren't interested in publishing limited data about national security info requests, unlike Facebook and Microsoft.

Google launched Project Loon on Friday. It uses Balloons in the stratosphere to connect isolated communities to the Internet.

CyanogenMod Founder Steve Kondik is developing a “Run in Incognito Mode” feature that allows Android users to protect their personal data.

While Apple's iOS 7 beta is tested by registered developers, new tips and tricks are unfolding. Here are five new iOS 7 features.

The Oakland A's and Google set up a way for a boy on the other side of the country to throw out the first pitch of Oakland's game on Wednesday.

At a “Media Minds” breakfast discussion on Thursday, Tim Armstrong, chief officer of AOL, gave his thoughts on government surveillance. AOL is one of the tech companies whose data is reportedly tapped into by PRISM.

A new visualizer from Google shows the Internet's top searches in a beautiful full-screen display.

Spying in the "big data" era is more about databases than wiretaps and exploding pens.

Google asked the AG & FBI for permission to publish data about national security requests in order to clear its name in the PRISM scandal.

AT&T's Galaxy S2 can now update to Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean.

T-Mobile offers a pre-paid plan with unlimited data and text and 100 minutes talk for just $30 per month, for which many customers may be qualified, if they can find it.

According to a new poll, 56 percent of Americans support newly-leaked surveillance programs undertaken by the NSA.

Women policy makers around the country spoke today about the huge gap that still exists between men's and women's paychecks.

George Orwell imagined a world of omnipresent government surveillance and mind control in his iconic dystopian novel '1984.'

Google has commemorated the much-loved, though sometimes controversial, American children's author and book illustrator, Maurice Sendak.

Google Inc. has reportedly agreed to buy Waze, a mapping and navigation startup, for around $1.1 billion.

New information seemingly contradicts Facebook and Google statements on providing the government with backdoor access to data.