Google's latest wheeze: Work out these blurry house numbers for us
Google, the pride of open everything, uses real blurry house number images as its Captchas, so that the general public can tell them what the number really is.
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Netflix CEO criticizes Comcast on Net neutrality, data caps
Reed Hastings denounces the cable giant for not treating its own Xfinity traffic the same way it does traffic to other Internet video services.
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Man uses Google Earth to find long-lost mother
Separated from his family at age 5, Indian man uses the Web tool to track down the name of his village -- and ultimately reunite with his mother.
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The best of the best in high-end audio
The best of the best in the high-end audio world are coming together for a big bash at the New York Audio & AV Show.
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Steve Jobs movie starring Kutcher to focus on CEO's early years
Independent film's producer says biopic -- working titled "Jobs: Get Inspired" -- will be released in the fourth quarter.
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Google's Sergey Brin: Facebook and Apple a threat to Internet freedom
In an interview with the Guardian, Google co-founder Sergey Brin said that the openness and accessibility that led to the creation of the Internet is under serious threat.
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What happens when you stand in your swimsuit directly behind a jet engine
The airport on the island of Sint Maarten is right next to the beach. So people enjoy standing right next to the perimeter fence so that the jets can blow them backward onto the beach.
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Was beer the secret to Facebook's success?
Scientists at the University of Illinois in Chicago discover that men solve brain teasers better after a couple of beers. Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg was known to give interviews while drinking beer. Coincidence?
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FCC nails Google with $25K fine for dragging heels in StreetView probe
Frustrated regulators cite Google's slow response to FCC request for information into company's data collection practices.
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This week's must have: The bullet-proof iPhone
A Japanese company called Marudai says it has created the perfect accessory for today's world -- an iPhone that is bullet-proof for just $650.
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