Windows 8 or RT tablet? Retail may be a guide
Windows RT is not taking the world by storm. That's something to consider when buying a Windows-based tablet. [Read more]
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TiVo updates iPad app with feeds on 'What to Watch Now'
With six content feeds categorized by genre, TiVo's updated app gives users tailored recommendations based on their preferences and geographic location. [Read more]
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Twitter users in Bahrain jailed for allegedly insulting tweets
As the Middle Eastern country is in the midst of a popular uprising, six people are sentenced to a year in prison for allegedly posting offensive tweets about King Hamad. [Read more]
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Google announces e-mail money transfers for Google Wallet
At its annual Google I/O developer conference in San Francisco, Google makes announcements that will expand Google Wallet far beyond its tap-and-go NFC roots. [Read more]
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How to revert a language change in OS X
If the OS X system language changes to one you don't understand, you may have to navigate to the system preferences and revert the changes by using visual landmarks. [Read more]
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Google+ Games to get ax in favor of Google Play Games
Games on Google's social network will be retired on June 30 as part of a switch to a new game development platform. [Read more]
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Google rolls out quick action buttons for Gmail
Now users can RSVP to events, rate restaurants, and see flight information all from their inbox without ever having to open an e-mail. [Read more]
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New photo tools in Google+ show promise (hands-on)
There's still some work necessary before you can rely on Google's judgment as to which are your best vacation photos. But it's learning. [Read more]
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Navigating the changes to Google Maps at I/O 2013
To call the new version of Google Maps a "refresh" or "update" seems like an understatement. The service has been completely overhauled. [Read more]
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OK, Google: Now app offers glimpse of hands-free future of search
A hands-on look at Google Now's new tools for Android and iOS -- including a new Reminders feature -- and its desktop search counterpart. But to get the most from them, you'll have to keep searching. [Read more]
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Google I/O: What we didn't get
There was a lot discussed at this year's Google I/O keynote, but just not the stuff we wanted. [Read more]
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Google urges fast adoption of VP9 video compression
The computing industry has just begun taking the VP8 codec seriously, but Google wants people to adopt its brand-new successor. [Read more]
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Apple target of Senate probe into offshore tax practices
Apple CEO Tim Cook expected to testify next week at a hearing on the various tax-reduction strategies used by companies. [Read more]
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Twitter CEO Dick Costolo talks shop about the social network
As the company continues to grow, its CEO muses on the direction he wants to see Twitter take. And, no, it's not going public. [Read more]
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Galaxy S4 shot of pure Android boosts relationships, not sales
The special Google version of Samsung's phone isn't likely to be a big seller, but there are other reasons to offer it. [Read more]
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iPhone robot is an alarm clock with attitude
Tim-e is a robotic iPhone alarm clock that dances and gives you lip. Won't that get you out of bed? [Read more]
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Allure Energy latest to file infringement suit against Nest
The hot Silicon Valley startup, led by two former senior Apple employees, now faces patent infringement suits over its Learning Thermostat from Allure and Honeywell. [Read more]
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'Game of Thrones' gets an official 'Night's Watch'
High-end watchmaker Ulysse Nardin has teamed with HBO to produce an official limited-edition "Game of Thrones" timepiece. [Read more]
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Google I/O news roundup
Google dives deeper into music, gaming, social, and search. CNET's Bridget Carey breaks down the highlights of Google's announcements from the 2013 I/O developers conference. [Read more]
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Google demands shutdown of Microsoft's new YouTube app
Google is seeking to block Microsoft's new YouTube app for Windows Phone 8 because it blocks ads and allows downloading of videos from YouTube's site, in violation of its terms of service. [Read more]
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Google's big push to own social starts today
New Android hooks and compelling upgrades mean Google+ can finally help the company connect the dots between Web, mobile, and social. [Read more]
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Andreessen Horowitz raises funding for drone software
Airware provides backbone technology for drones intended for commercial use. [Read more]
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Google's 2013 I/O swag giveaway: Less is more
Google only gives out one freebie to developers at its annual conference, but that doesn't mean it was cheap. [Read more]
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Porting Android apps to BB10 is quick but not for everyone
Pushing Android applications to BlackBerry 10 is for developers only. [Read more]
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The 404 1270: Where it's like comparing apples and googles (podcast)
With Google I/O 2013 underway, we chat with Jill Schlesinger about the company's $900 stock price. Also on the docket is college loans, Sony's fragmentation, hockey and more. [Read more]
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