COMPANIES

The U.S. House of Representatives approved the highly controversial CISPA bill on Thursday, and IBM couldn't be any happier.

Apple's fifth-generation iPad, commonly referred to as the "iPad 5," will reportedly be released in September 2013.

Recent reports indicate that Samsung may not be the first company to sell devices with flexible displays due to a snag in its development.

Google Fiber has been put to shame by a new Sony-owned ISP based in Japan, which offers 2 Gbps download speeds for $51 a month.

Google is expected to report increased revenue gains in its 1Q report this Thursday.

Google announced that its smart glasses have come off the production line, and Glass will finally be released to developers within days.

Can the Kindle survive competition from domestic e-readers and rampant content piracy in China?

In the same way Apple re-engineered its EarPods to conform to the human ear, the iPhone 6 may come with a flexible display to accommodate a greater diversity of hand types.

Palestine is nowhere near as successful as Israel when it comes to tech startups. Brave young entrepreneurs hope to change that.

Apple, Google and Microsoft are among more than 70 companies that support the CISPA cybersecurity bill.

WhatsApp denies the rumors of selling itself to Google, leaving Google wondering what it will do about mobile messaging.

Starting Friday, T-Mobile customers can finally get their hands on Apple's iPhone -- specifically the iPhone 5 -- after years of waiting.

Thrill-seekers have a new business to turn to in "Extreme Kidnapping," a company that fake-kidnaps you for just a few hundred dollars.

Bitcoin has been all over headlines with its fluctuating value and a mysterious digital philanthropist.

Hours after Google Fiber announced its expansion to Austin, Texas, AT&T stated its intentions to build a rival fiber network in the same city.

To expand out of social media platforms, Your Anon News, an affiliate of the hactivist collective Anonymous, raises funds with a successful Indiegogo campaign.

The NC headphones' noise-canceling technology -- the same kind used for acoustic installations in many luxury cars -- is a superior means of escape.

A recent court ruling in favor of Aereo has TV networks like Fox threatening to pull their content from the airwaves.

Following tradition, Apple will reportedly release a new MacBook Pro, MacBook Air and Mac Pro desktop at its Worldwide Developers Conference in June.

Ericsson will take over Microsoft's Mediaroom operations as the companies announced the deal Monday.

Google is rumored to be negotiating a $1 billion acquisition of popular messaging service, WhatsApp.

Patents for Apple's "iWallet" technology date back to 2010, but 2013 may be the year it finally hits the iPhone.

Google is fighting the FBI's National Security Letter demanding Google give up private user data.

Pre-orders are now open for T-Mobile's iPhone 5, which costs $99 up front, plus $50 per month for unlimited talk, text and Web.

Sources close to Apple say the fifth-generation 9.7-inch iPad will be released by the end of April.

The “E” in the all-electric Hyundai E4U represents “egg, evolution, and ecology.”

Minors could become "criminals" by misrepresenting their age to access news sites, according to proposed changes to an anti-hacking law.

In a contest to generate ideas to combat robocalling, Google won special recognition by the FTC for its crowd-sourced solution.

Apple is reportedly behind schedule with iOS 7, which is said to boast completely redesigned visuals and many new features for users.