The Supreme Court has rejected Google’s Street View case, meaning a class action lawsuit against the company’s data collection practices will proceed.
Google cannot shake data collection problems in U.S.
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Monthly Archives: June 2014
Developers take stabs at Project Ara
The project is working on a modular smartphone based on the concept of open hardware.
Research bolsters Facebook’s relevance with teens
It has long been said that Facebook’s appeal to young users is on the perpetual decline.
Amazon smartphone timed well with e-retail market forecast
Juniper Research says that the digital payment market will double over five years.
Using the internet of things to be energy efficient
As the smart home market builds out, where will utility suppliers come in?
France petitions ICANN on wine-based domain names
The country worries that the cultural preservation of wine names and labeling will be undermined with the launch of “.vin” and “.wine”.
Using big data to improve urban landscapes
The city of Chicago is looking at ways to make its urban development more efficient through using big data.
Sprint, T-Mobile separately expand spectrum
The two companies are expanding their areas of coverage while they continue talks about a merger.
Facebook privacy case heads from Ireland to E.U. top court
Facebook is under fire for allegedly handing over user information from its Irish headquarters to the U.S. government.
New bill seeks to ensure net neutrality in U.S.
Two lawmakers propose a bill that would require the FCC to prevent internet fast lanes.
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