The Daily Caller

In a sting operation cooked up by Google, Microsoft allegedly copied search results for its search engine Bing

New Facebook technology will scan faces in photos to give tag suggestions for newly uploaded photos

Release seems to lend even more credence to those early 2011 Verizon iPhone reports, which should make you as happy as it makes AT&T nervous

In another test, a researcher put his own arm on the line to show how smart sensors could enable a knife-wielding kitchen robot to stop short of cutting him

The system allows anyone to easily manipulate ‘the body shape and proportions of a human actor in arbitrary video footage’ by just using sliders in a control panel

A new technology allows editors to alter actors’ physiques

Android’s open-source model gives Google an advantage over rivals selling closed systems, like Apple, which also operates its own online stores

Lawsuit alleges software used to track movement of cell phones was flawed

Study finds that, among its competitors, Apple is most covered by media

Computers set for quantum leap

Former hacker heads new DARPA project dubbed ‘CINDER’

Samsung president calls Galaxy Tab a ‘paradigm-shifter’

Is there anything Google can’t do?

Instead of checking into places, new applications make it possible to ‘check in’ to a book or television show

Via a compulsory ID program, RFID chips will allow German authorities to access citizens’ personal data

More than a dozen Department of Education employees were busted in the past two years for faking illnesses to take paid vacations

An adjustable focus will aid those with weaker vision

The Obama administration is backing a plan to nearly double the space available for wireless high-speed Internet traffic

Textbooks are all digital with videos, podcasts, and pages of data

Google will now let users add personal photos to the background of its search page