Apple CEO Responds on China Labor
Negative publicity about labor exploitation by Apple's partners in China that assemble the company's products has drawn a response from CEO Tim Cook, who e-mailed employees to reassure them. |
Former Palm CEO Rubinstein Exits HP
Ex-Apple guru Jon Rubinstein came out of retirement to run Palm. Now he's leaving HP, the company that acquired Palm for its webOS mobile operating system. |
Twitter May Block Tweets by Country
To activists' dismay, Twitter announces it has given itself the ability to "withhold content from users in a specific country," while still making that content available to users in other countries. |
Five Stars Gets You a Leather Case
Online reviews of products and businesses should be taken with at least a few grains of salt. A new report illustrates why, showing how one company compensated customers for good reviews. |
Nintendo Looks to Online Network
Poland Signs Copyright Treaty
Timeline Coming for All Users Soon
Apple Juggernaut Gets Little Respect
Loyalty App Rewards Couch Potatoes
Experts Disagree on Anti-Piracy Bills
HP Maps webOS Path to Open Source
Watch Those Rowdy Facebook Posts
iPhone's U.S. Market Share Up Sharply
SOPA Protest Blackout Has an Effect
Google Docs, the Perfect Bridesmaid
Web Music Revenue Growth Sluggish
Shopping with Siri? I'll Buy That
Samsung Wins Apple Patent Case
Amazon Rolls Out Scalable DynamoDB
T-Mobile Kill Fees Squash AT&T's Q4
More Sharing Comes to Facebook 
Pandora Gears for Global Expansion
