Olive Garden offers tapas for texters
Having decided to lure millennials, Olive Garden is offering tapas. One manager says that it's easier for young people to text while eating handheld bites. [Read more]
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BlackBerry said to ax dozens of jobs from US sales force
Embattled handset maker cut as much as half its sales force, according to published reports. [Read more]
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Say what? Iranian government ministers join Facebook
Although the social network is banned in the Middle Eastern country, it appears the country's officials can sign up, friend one another, and "like" each other's posts. [Read more]
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Apple iPhone fingerprint scanner reportedly confirmed
The upcoming iPhone 5S may come with a different type of security than the regular four-digit passcode. [Read more]
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Latest X Prize aims to measure acid in oceans
The $2 million challenge tasks competitors with accurately measuring ocean acidification, a step toward improving the health of our seas and inspiring new market-based uses of the oceans. [Read more]
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Samsung opens doors to New York accelerator
The Korean electronics giant hosts an event in its new offices in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood to officially launch its outreach to startups in the city. [Read more]
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Johns Hopkins reverses decision forcing prof to pull NSA post
After a professor pens a blog post about the NSA's alleged clandestine program to break digital encryptions, the university asks him to take it down... then changes its mind. [Read more]
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Roku updates Android app with mobile video streaming to TVs
A month after iOS users got the ability to stream videos, music, and photos to TVs from their mobile devices, a limited number of Android devices get the same functionality. [Read more]
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NVIDIA's 'Tegra Tab' houses unreleased Tegra 4 and stylus
The unconfirmed 7-inch tablet is expected to feature a previously unreleased Tegra 4 variant and stylus capabilities. [Read more]
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Six incredibly beautiful Live Wallpapers for your Android
Breathe fresh air into your Android device with one of these stunning live wallpapers. [Read more]
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Interactive Arcade Fire vid lets you control the effects
Music videos have come a long way since MTV's early days. A cool new film for the Arcade Fire single "Reflektor" lets you help design the visual effects with a wave of your mobile device. [Read more]
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Storify is fittingly acquired by Livefyre social curation platform
Both companies help direct social media for high-profile customers like The New York Times, The White House, HBO, and Microsoft, so, it only makes sense they would come together. [Read more]
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Nexus 7 with 4G LTE pops up in Google Play store
The 2013 edition of Google's acclaimed small slate has quietly begun to appear for sale in a new mobile broadband flavor. [Read more]
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Federal judges may be ready to rule against Net neutrality
A panel in a federal court indicates it may strike down part of the law that stops ISPs from discriminating against certain Web sites. [Read more]
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Dryft could make tablet typing tolerable
Dryft uses a tablet touch sensor and accelerometer to dynamically find your fingers as you type and tries to keep them under it. [Read more]
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Man charged in drunken driving death after YouTube confession
Matthew Cordle, who participated in a slickly-produced confession of allegedly killing a man while drunk in June, has been charged with aggravated vehicular homicide. [Read more]
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Dropbox is like Microsoft in the '90s, says startup's CEO
CEO Drew Houston says the cloud-storage company balances consumer and enterprise much like the Microsoft of yesteryear. At the Disrupt conference, he also talks about why Dropbox needs a new mobile app and why it's not going public anytime soon. [Read more]
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Hey Apple, don't forget these Macs need updates, too
An updated iPhone is great, but most of Apple's Mac laptops and desktops still have outdated processors. [Read more]
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Twitter buys a mobile ad network for reportedly $350M in stock
The information network purchases startup MoPub to help it serve and automate ads on iOS and Android. [Read more]
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PayPal introduces hands-free payments with Beacon device
In a bid to dominate the physical retail experience, PayPal unveils a Bluetooth communicator that takes in-store payments hands-free. [Read more]
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Meta's Space Glasses apps: No code, but ideas
The startup still hasn't shipped its prototype augmented reality glasses and software development kit, but it's launched an app store to solicit app concepts. [Read more]
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LinkedIn wants to map, improve the global economy
LinkedIn's CEO offers an abstract view of how the professional social network could use data to fill jobs and educate the workforce. [Read more]
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PS Vita TV is Sony's new spin on streaming
Sony's new micro console plays Vita games and streams PS4 games, Microsoft gets ready to reveal new Surface tablets, and Xbox Music expands to more devices -- right before iTunes Music launches. [Read more]
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Apple's campus gets dressed up for Tuesday's special event
The company puts up decorations at its headquarters in Cupertino ahead of Tuesday's event, which is expected to bring new iPhones. [Read more]
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Why fear of a tech elite-fueled Burning Man burnout is sooo wrong
The arrival of a new generation of well-heeled techies triggers laments about counterculture ruin in the Nevada desert. Sorry, but you can put a sock in it. [Read more]
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