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All eyes are on Apple iCloud and iOS 5, the technology giant's cloud-based photos, music, and video streaming service and next generation mobile operating system that are going to be the key attractions of Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2011 as they could become Apple's most lethal weapons ever against rival Android.

iPhone 5 will not be saying 'Hi' to the world at Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2011 today but it may turn out to be Apple's best bet yet against Android range of smartphones, thanks to iCloud and iOS 5.

Amid plenty of build-up and anticipation, Apple is will kick off its developer conference today marking what is expected to usher in a new era of 'magic' for the company and for consumers.

French government on Monday said that it will enforce a law that will ban the use of the words ‘Facebook’ and ‘Twitter’ on television and radio programs, the Daily Mail reported.

Spectators and elected officials alike called it a 'shonda' that Representative Anthony Weiner would skip out on the Israel Day parade due to a lewd photo scandal that continues to plague him.

On Monday morning Apple is kicking off a developers conference, marking what is expected to usher in a new era of 'magic' for consumers and the company's bottom line.

The most happening applications for Android platform came free

Consumer electronics giant Roku has announced the company is planning to bring three versions of the popular Angry Birds to its video-streaming set-top boxes this summer

Singer Pink, 31, and husband Carey Hart, 35, on Thursday celebrated the birth of their baby named Willow Sage Hart.

The Apple iOS 5 version has received much attention as the mobile OS will be introduced by CEO Steve Jobs next week. Talks have been swirling about possible features that may range from enhanced notifications, widgets, integration of iCloud, and the inclusion of social network platforms such as Twitter and Facebook.

Internet connection has come to halt in Syria after government agencies blocked the internet services to quell the prodemocracy revolt in the nation.

In an apparent protest against the NATO and Obama administration, the LulzSec group announced the breach of FBI affiliate website, the Atlanta chapter of Infragard. The group raised claims that they have taken “complete control” over the website and has “defaced it”. They also announced that the data including passwords obtained from infragardatlanta.org would prove useful for them to hack into other FBI affiliates, since a lot of users tend to reuse their passwords even though the practice is ...

A media firestorm this week stemming from a lewd photograph on Congressman Anthony Weiner's Twitter account caused him to pull out of a scheduled appearance in Wisconsin, Friday in an effort to spend time with his wife.

Sony may be forced to address their security issues at E3 next week.

With the likely reveal of its next generation console, Nintendo will make the biggest splash at E3 analyst say. The expo comes at a critical time for Nintendo as sales for its Wii console have begun to sizzle out and more people have turned to Xbox 360 and PS3.

Shaquille O'Neal one of the most dominant players ever to play the game of basketball, recently said via Twitter he would be ending his 19 year NBA career.

Windows is limiting the amount of published apps per day; this might not be the best idea says analysts.

Today, June 3rd, is the Donut Day and local Dunkin Donuts and Krispy Kreme stores are giving out free donuts throughout the entire day.

BET will continue to air Rihanna's 'Man Down' video despite recent criticism for its graphic and violent subject matter.

Do you know your world trivia well? Are you a huge donut fan? Each hour, Dunkin Donuts is tweeting out a new question in celebration of National Donut Day.

The hacker group LulzSec kept its promise as tweeted on May 27--the group hacked Sony again on June 2, obtaining 1 million users' account information. What's Sony's next move given this second chance? We hope, and hopefully you do too, that the Japanese electronic giant will learn the lesson, at last.