Internet Highlights Category

We talked about SOPA and PIPA recently, but that’s not the only initiative that would hurt the free Internet, the current Internet that we get to experience every day, right alongside our privacy and other civil rights governments should ensure/enforce whether online or offline. There’s also ACTA, which is short [...]

Those of you that followed Steve Jobs throughout his career at Apple probably know how much he loved music. In fact we saw him on stage showing off music features for various devices quite a few times in the last few years, not to mention that his passion for music [...]

Google’s upcoming privacy policy changes are causing more controversy, with various groups taking action against the company’s intention of merging over 60 Terms of Service documents into a single one that should handle all the web services available to a Google Account owner.

Google is getting ready to make an important change to its Terms of Service to cover all its online services, a move that triggered some controversy over the way the Search giant is about to handle the privacy of its customers. Microsoft has voiced its concerns in newspaper ads while EU [...]

The world of streaming video has always been a little on the cutthroat side, as is evidenced by the sheer number of competitors in the space out there. What with Roku and Boxee and all the other hardware providers out there going after the same market, it’s easy to see [...]

More than a few people, back when Siri had emerged on the scene and was impressing everybody half to death with its ability to let you actually talk to your smartphone and have it respond accordingly, thought that Siri’s limit to the iPhone 4S was merely a marketing ploy designed [...]

And so it begins…or does it? Netflix’s first original series, Lilyhammer, has just gone up on Netflix’s streaming service, accessible by Netflix streaming subscribers. The question now becomes, are we witnessing the beginning of a whole new era? Or are we looking at a mere statistical aberration?

A few days ago we looked at the main cash sources for three of the most important tech companies in the U.S., Apple, Microsoft and Google, remarking that the latter relies heavily on advertising, with around 96% of revenues coming from ads in the last two years. But Google could [...]

In case you did not find out yet, Google is going to replace all its Terms of Service for existing online services with a single one, a move meant to bring users a better Google experience, although some argue that the move is intended to help Google make more cash [...]

It looks like a new photo app for the iPhone launched during the TechCrunch Disrupt event. The app is called Everpix and could be nice option if you happen to be looking for a method that will allow you to easily transfer your pictures from your phone.