Vint Cerf: SOPA means 'unprecedented censorship' of the Web

Vint Cerf, the legendary computer scientist who's known as one of the fathers of the Internet for his work on TCP/IP, is the latest technologist to oppose the Stop Online Piracy Act.

Secret key-logging software found on millions of phones

Millions of Android, Nokia and BlackBerry phones are secretly tracking their users, according to an Android developer.

House Committee Rushing to Approve Dangerous "Information Sharing" Bill

Proposal Would Gut Privacy Laws, Allow Unprecedented Data-Grab by Government

Verizon Wireless Announces LTE Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1

 Verizon Wireless and Samsung Telecommunications America (Samsung Mobile), today announced the 4G LTE-enabled Samsung Galaxy Tab™ 10.1 will be available on the fastest, most advanced network in coming weeks.

What Would Happen if the Internet Collapsed?

The Internet is robust. It's not dependent upon a single machine or cable. It's a network made up of other computer networks. It spans the globe. Connections cross over continents, under oceans and through space via satellites. And as the Internet has grown, so has our dependence upon it.

Android Fragmentation: FUD and Facts

Google's Android OS is more fragmented than Apple's iOS—and that is just fine.

WiMax versus LTE

There is a lot of news about 4G technologies lately.  The 2 main technologies in the US and the world at large are WiMax and LTE (long term evolution), but what does this mean for the consumer?

Amazon Cloud Drive Review

With Amazon.com's announcement of the Amazon Cloud Drive last week, I have been very anxious to try it out.

My Top 5 Smartphones on the Market

Here are my top 5 favorite phones.  Please comment on this with your favorite phones that are on the market.

How the Internet Works Full Edition

Even though the Internet is still a young technology, it's hard to imagine life without it now.

Android Wins is Smartphone Surge

Smartphone shipments were up 71 percent in 2010 from the previous year, says a new tally, which estimates 302 million smartphones shipped last year.

Could Internet Explorer Win the 'Browser Wars'?

The latest Internet Explorer news is both good and bad for Microsoft.

Google's AndroidOS, Trying to Right a Wrong While Stying Ahead

For years Google has been pitching Android as the yin to Apple’s iOS yang, in that Android is “open” software free from the types of “closed” restrictions that Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) places on iOS development.

Will the Internet Run out of Addresses? By Discovery News

The well of Internet Protocol (IP) addresses has run dry -- for the most part.