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Report: Snowden applies for extended asylum in Russia
U.S. National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden has applied for extended asylum in Russia, according to news reports. Snowden, the...
Read moreMicrosoft settles with No-IP in botnet hunt, after seizing its domains
Microsoft has reached a settlement with domain provider No-IP to disable some of its domains, after taking control of part...
Read moreLinkedIn tries again to keep people connected, with a redesigned app
LinkedIn is trying again to build a service on mobile that helps keep people in touch, even when they’re not...
Read moreAWS rolls out enterprise document storage and sharing
Amazon Web Services is offering a new document sharing service with management and security features designed to appeal to businesses.Werner...
Read morePublic parking app MonkeyParking suspends service in San Francisco
MonkeyParking, an app that lets people bid on public parking spaces, said Thursday it will suspend its service in San...
Read moreYahoo acquires video streaming startup RayV
Yahoo has acquired online video streaming company RayV with the aim of distributing content to more people, particularly via mobile...
Read moreSecret, an app for posting anonymously, lets users tap into Facebook
How can something be a secret if all your Facebook friends see it?Secret is a company that makes an app...
Read moreSeattle city council legalizes Uber, Lyft, Sidecar without caps
Seattle city council members voted Monday to legalize ride-hailing apps like Uber, Lyft and Sidecar, despite concerns from one council...
Read moreSamsung, Arm and Nest launch Thread Group to tie home IoT devices together
Google’s Nest subsidiary and heavy hitters including Samsung Electronics and Arm Holdings are launching the latest bid to make sensors,...
Read moreGoogle nixes real-name policy for Google+
Google+ may attract some new—and mysterious—users after Google announced Tuesday it was abolishing its real-names policy for the profiles in...
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