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The IRS denied a proposal to grant 501(c)(3) status to Yorba, a nonprofit organization that develops open source software for the Linux desktop. Yorba spokesperson Jim Nelson disclosed the full text of the IRS rejection letter.
AP will announce Monday that it plans to use automation technology from a company called Automated Insights to produce stories about earnings reports.
From the moment Google kicked off its I/O developers' conference on Wednesday, it was clear that wearables and Android Wear would feature prominently, as a parade of Google employees took the stage wearing mostly big-screened bulky-looking watches on
The company behind a mobile app that allows San Francisco drivers to get paid for the public parking spaces they exit has rejected an order from the city attorney to stop its operations.
In this era of government spying, some are asking, "Where is the free market solution?"
D.C. cab drivers blared their horns and blocked traffic for blocks near the city's municipal office building Wednesday to protest rideshare companies like Lyft and Uber.
Yo is so-so. So what?
Post provides rare glimpse inside Android-based "lawful intercept" app.
Havex operators target mission-critical controllers around the world.
Court declines to stop software patents altogether.
We have not been shy about exposing the dark shadowy under-belly of lobbyists funding politicians (as most recently noted with Cantor's catastrophe) but now, as Engadget reports, finding out which representatives are in the pocket without a lot of te
New technology could help doctors to diagnose rare genetic disorders through face-recognition software similar to that used in modern handheld cameras.
App is designed for political activists and students living under oppressive regimes, as well as lawyers and journalists who are risking their lives
General Motors wants to make it easier for Chinese customers to curse out the moron who cut them off or get the digits of the attractive driver one car over at the stoplight.
The bay area tech boom has given many of the industry's workers money, confidence and a hedonistic tinge, writes Rory Carroll from Silicon Valley
Expect a busy DEFCON with lots of new pwnage products
Better to send them to a doctor than your Tinder matches, arguably.
Washington (AFP) - Google and Microsoft plan to join Apple in introducing theft-deterring "kill switches" in their smartphone operating systems, as part of an agreement with mayors and police agencies.
Come July, Amazon's Fire Phone will enter an insanely competitive smartphone market.
Billion dollar software company places Infowars.com in same category as KKK
Apple is letting bitcoin back onto the iPhone.
One year after the first revelations of Edward Snowden, cryptography has shifted from an obscure branch of computer science to an almost mainstream notion:
Google is putting its considerable weight behind an open source technology that's already one of the hottest new ideas in the world of cloud computing.
Whistleblowers like Chelsea Manning and Edward Snowden exposed classified information because they believed their leaks were in the public interest.
Uber Technologies Inc., the car-sharing service that's rankling cabbies across the U.S., is fighting its biggest protest from European drivers who say the smartphone application threatens their livelihoods.
Whistleblowers like Chelsea Manning and Edward Snowden exposed classified information because they believed their leaks were in the public interest.
Come home to a hot iron and smoldering clothes this afternoon? Soon, it may not be a sign of forgetfulness, but rather evidence that you've been hacked.
When Ross was arrested last fall, the FBI immediately publicized accusations that Ross was hiring hit men and had paid them to kill people. Millions of people heard this, and, understandably, thought it was a bad thing.
As our recent Cloud storage comparison guide demonstrated, there are plenty of options for storing your photos and videos with an online storage provider, such as Google or Dropbox.
Noticing the little things—that's the way to win a person's heart, I always say.
