Sony reveals pricing for its more budget-friendly 4K TVs
A 55- and 65-inch Ultra HD LED TVs will be available for order later this month for $4,999 and $6,999 respectively. [Read more]
Anonymous targets Israel in another cyberattack The hacktivist collective claims to have caused more than $3 billion in damage in protest against treatment of Palestinians, but officials say the attack has caused minimal disruption. [Read more]
The sharing (and selling) of Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg In order to peddle a new product that he hopes will take over your Android phone, Mark Zuckerberg seems to feel forced to share details about himself. After all, the more human he appears, the more you can trust him, right? [Read more]
Early tech blogger and entrepreneur Allen Stern dies Stern recently lost more than 125 pounds while offering weight-loss tips and recipes to thousands on the Internet. [Read more]
Facebook actually sorry for banning breastfeeding pic Facebook and those mothers who wish to post breastfeeding pictures have had a long battle. In the case of one activist, she actually gets an apology for having breastfeeding pictures removed. [Read more]
EA the worst company in America? Again? Electronic Arts COO attempts to express understanding of why his company is again in the Final Four of the Consumerist's Worst Company awards. Is the company really so bad? [Read more]
At what age did you start thinking about sound? Audiophiles -- or anyone who occasionally listens to music without multitasking -- may fall in love with sound. [Read more]
Witness the birth of 'Jurassic Park' dinosaurs How did special-effects whiz Stan Winston create the beasts of "Jurassic Park"? We reveal the inner workings of the dinosaurs in the film as moviegoers experience "Jurassic Park 3D." [Read more]
Facebook Home and the next stage of iPhone vs. Android analysis Facebook Home signals a new era in the war between Android and iPhone, and right now Google has the advantage. [Read more]
Twitter, hate speech, and the costs of keeping quiet commentary Purging mass media of hurtful opinions would deny everyone important knowledge. Simply put, says author Greg Lukianoff, it's far better to know that there are bigots among us than to pretend all is well. [Read more]
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