In a likely setback for the AT&T/T-Mobile merger, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski believes the deal is not in the public interest, and has requested an administrative hearing to investigate the proposed acquisition further.
Android continues to lead the mobile operating system pack, but its dominating growth has come to a standstill, according to Millennial Media's monthly report.
Netflix is attempting to raise $400 million to help cover the rising cost of streaming content. The company also announced that it expects to lose money throughout 2012 as customers continue to flee.
Hackers successfully infiltrated the network of a water station in Illinois, which appears to have resulted in the burnout of a water pump. This is the first time such an attack has been waged on a US computer network.
Internet giants have taken to the pages of The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, and the Washington Times, to fight back against SOPA, the Internet censorship bill.
Facebook's problem with spam that spread images of graphic violence and hardcore pornography was the result of browser vulnerability, the company says. Hacker collective Anonymous was not behind the attack, which is now mostly under control.
Facebook accounts are being flooded with graphic images of violence and hardcore pornography thanks to a new spam virus that's currently sweeping across the social network.
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Research In Motion just announced the BlackBerry Bold 9790 and BlackBerry Curve 9380 — two relatively boring handsets. But a brand new BlackBerry sporting the improved BBX operating system may be right around the corner.
The .xxx domain registry is gaining some unlikely customers: universities, who wish to keep pornographers and cybersquatters from tainting their brands.
Bitdefender's Safego app will now hunt down scammers on both Twitter and Facebook. The app isn't yet ready for download, so in the mean time, the computer security company has create this handy infographic to help scare the tweets out of you.
The Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality rules have survived a Republican effort to overturn the regulations, which take affect later this month.