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Google mystifies with halt on street view photography in Germany

Google mystifies with decision to halt Street View photography in Germany for no obvious reasons despite a recent legal victory.

Google-ITA Software Deal No Game Changer for Expedia: Analyst

Jefferies & Co. expects limited financial impact of Google Inc.'s (GOOG) acquisition of ITA Software Inc. on Expedia, Inc. (NASDAQ: EXPE). The brokerage maintained its buy rating on shares of Expedia with a price target of $31.

Adobe Unveils Creative Suite 5.5 Subscription Editions

Adobe CEO Narayen speaks at the Samsung keynote address

Adobe has launched subscription editions for its new Creative Suite 5.5, a collection of graphic design, video editing, and web development applications including Photoshop, Acrobat and InDesign.

Google clears Justice Dept. hurdle in ITA buy; FTC antitrust action in focus

The U.S. Justice Department approved Google's planned acquisition of online travel software firm ITA, but it made the technology giant agree to several conditions and concessions. Even as the Justice Department concluded its months-long review of Google's purchase of Massachusetts-based ITA, the focus now has turned to the possibility of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) initiating an expansive antitrust investigation into Google to see if the company is stifling competition and getting i...

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Students aim to combat malaria with smartphone software

A team of graduate students has created a new smartphone application they say will allow healthcare workers in remote locations to diagnose malaria cases on the spot.

Parametric Technology Upgraded at Jefferies

Jefferies & Co. upgraded its rating on shares of Parametric Technology (NASDAQ: PMTC) to buy from hold and increased its price target to $28 from $25.

It pays a retailer to be talked about on Facebook

Online Retail: It pays to be talked about on Facebook

Online retailers across segments are reporting a surge in sales every time a customer 'likes' a brand or talks of making a purchase.

Pandora for Android: Example of data-leaching flipside of apps

Mobile apps can can leach immeasurable amounts of data from personal smartphones and sell them to advertising platforms. The news about data pilfering apps is nothing new, but there is now fresh evidence that large quantum of data are passed on from smartphones to advertisers by some apps.

Facebook now wants a say in computer hardware

Facebook, the world's largest social network, wants to get in on computer hardware as well.

Leaked Images Of Motorola Droid X2 Surface

Echoing a pair of previous leaks, the newest images of the as yet-unannounced smartphone depict a device in very much the same vein as its predecessor

Terror Alerts Coming To Facebook, Twitter

The Department of Homeland Security is changing up its update system and is bringing terror alerts to Facebook and Twitter.

Facebook Shares Energy Saving Technology

Facebook is sharing the technology it developed for making more energy-efficient data centers, in the hope that by doing so others will follow its example.

ESPN Unveils Streaming Sports App

ESPN releases an app that lets viewers watch their programs 24/7.

Rockstar Releases New L.A. Noire Screenshots (PHOTOS)

A month ahead of the title's launch, Rockstar games has released a new round of screenshots of the anticipated game.

Apple places orders for 12 petabytes of storage from EMC: reports

Music czar Apple Inc has ordered as much as 12 Petabytes (12PB) of storage from Isilion Systems, a company that specializes in scaled storage to support its iTunes video service, according to report citing an inside source.

Google justifies fragmentation, defends Android

Google's vice president and head of Android Andy Rubin answers the accusations made against the software in his blog.

The underground iPhone: Million-dollar jailbreaking industry thrives on legal loophole

The iPhone lost its virginity when legendary teenage hacker George Hotz used a soldering iron to cut open Apple's defences and unravel the secrets of the iPhone. The exploit famously inspired hordes of geeks who tried to get the better of Apple by offering iOs jailbreaks and finally setting up underground app stores that made decent business.

Mozilla Shames Slow-Performing FireFox Add-Ons

Add-ons like Lunkular's FoxLingo and developer-favorite Firebug top the list with 74% slowdown/

Dot Hill develops storage software for Apple's video editing

Data storage systems provider Dot Hill Systems Corp said it developed a new post-production storage software for editing applications, including Apple Inc's Final Cut Pro and Autodesk's Smoke, sending its shares up 20 percent on Wednesday. Shares of the company rose 55 cents to a day high of $3.27 in morning trade.

Android tablets and smartphone protection apps introduced by Webroot

Webroot, the internet security firm is bringing out two mobile security apps for both Android smartphones and tablets.

Fragmentation: Is Google's Android in self-destruct mode?

The F-word is here to haunt Google again since a survey published by Fortune stated that 56 percent of Android developers found that the Android fragmentation was a meaningful but huge problem.

Stakes Are High for Microsoft on Windows 8

What are the leaked features of upcoming Microsoft Windows 8?

The tech world is awash with speculation over what will be the new, groundbreaking features in Microsoft Windows 8, which could likely see light of the day in 2012. Here is a glimpse into the fancied features of the Windows 8, according to various leaks and tech world ruminations:

Twitter disables new version of website

Twitter experienced service disruptions on Tuesday, displaying an older version of the social networking website to some users and becoming completely inaccessible to others.

Google to launch facial recognition mobile app

Technology giant Google is developing a facial recognition mobile app that would allow users to snap a picture of a friend or new acquaintance - and then access his or her Google Profile contact information, according to various media outlets.

Ten major routes a malicious code takes in targeted attack

The year 2010 witnessed significant targeted attacks like Hydraq (a.k.a. Aurora) and Stuxnet. While Stuxnet is a very complex threat, not all malicious code requires this level of complexity to breach an isolated network, Symantec said. It has listed out 10 propagation mechanisms of the malicious code employed in a targeted cyber attack.

Netflix nabs U.S. rights to stream Mad Men reruns

LOS ANGELES - Mad Men reruns will start streaming on Netflix in the United States on July 27, the video service and series producer Lionsgate said Tuesday.

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