Apple's Siri service not working for some
The crowning feature of the iPhone 4S appears to be experiencing hiccups during its first day on the job. Some users are reporting that the service is not connecting.
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Congressman raises privacy concerns over Amazon Silk
One of the key features of Amazon's new Kindle Fire tablet is the Silk browser, which is already causing controversy on its own. Rep. Ed Markey has some questions for Jeff Bezos.
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Silicon Valley royalty to honor Jobs
Apple invites Valley VIPs to a private memorial Sunday at Stanford University for Steve Jobs, report says.
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Watch live coverage of world Rubik's Cube championship
This weekend in Bangkok, the best in the world at solving the famous multicolored toy will face off, with global bragging rights on the line. You can watch it live.
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iPhones drive record sales at AT&T, Sprint
It didn't take too long for either carrier to break previous single-day sales records for a smartphone.
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Free-trade pacts export U.S. copyright controls
Agreements with Colombia, Panama, and South Korea also specify that citizens can choose computer applications of their choice, but "subject to the needs of law enforcement."
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iPhone 4S launch: Yep, it's selling like hotcakes
From all appearances, Apple's newest iPhone is off to a very good start with the usual long lines and just a few hiccups along the way.
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Apple shares close on new high on iPhone 4S launch day
As customers scoop up the new device, the company's shares close up 3.3 percent at $422, the highest closing price on record.
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Locked up with Batman: Arkham City
Batman returns in a follow-up to one of 2009's best games of the year. In Batman: Arkham City, the Dark Knight must make his way through an extension of Arkham Asylum that has been quarantined off to house the worst criminals and supervillains Gotham City has ever seen.
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iPhone 4S: Same lines, different product
Apple today released the fifth version of its popular smartphone, iPhone 4S. Like similar releases, people around the world lined up for hours to be among the first to get their hands on the new model. CNET's Kara Tsuboi reports.
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Ick! Researchers find E. coli on 1 in 6 cell phones
With 16 percent of both phones and hands sampled containing E. coli, researchers say a lack of handwashing--or a bad job doing it--is to blame.
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Racing like the wind, powered by the sun
An American team hasn't won the international solar car race since GM took home the trophy in 1987. But a lighter, faster car could give the University of Michigan the edge it needs to cross the line first.
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Siri everywhere! Hackers want her on older iPhones
iPhone hackers are hard at work looking for (legal) ways to bring the voice assistant to other iOS devices.
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BrightSource plans third giant solar-power plant
Solar-tower maker BrightSource plans its largest project yet, a 750-megawatt power plant in the California desert able to supply enough power for 300,000 homes.
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BlackBerry's blackout black eye (week in review)
RIM's service goes down as iPhone 4S anticipation rises. Also: Going mobile.
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Google's Buzz kill completes shift to Google+
The Web giant announces plans to shutter Google Buzz, a previous social-networking attempt that went wanting for users, in the next few weeks.
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iPhone 4S launch day in New York
Crowds gather for the early morning launch of the iPhone 4S. This time around, customers can pick from three carriers and ask Siri for some help.
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Darth Maul returns to onscreen 'Star Wars' universe
Lucasfilm has officially announced the Sith Lord's return on screens both small and large.
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iPhone 4S buyers complain of AT&T activation issues
Many people have taken to Twitter to complain that their new iPhone 4S is having trouble being activated on AT&T's network.
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