Dan Crabtree

On Friday, Microsoft revealed its latest vision of the future, the Envisioning Center.

The Daily Dot reported on Friday that an unnamed source has confirmed that the Six-Strikes Copyright Alert System will go into effect on Monday.

A post on the official Surface Blog yesterday informed consumers that online orders for the 128GB model of the Surface Pro tablet will arrive by March 1.

Best Buy spokesman Matt Furman told Bloomberg in an interview on Friday that the company plans to permanently extend its price-matching policy.

The Rebel Alliance has responded in kind to the Empire's crowd-sourcing efforts.

Today, Microsoft make's the leap from app tablet to full PC vendor with the release of the Surface Pro in the U.S. and Canada.

The Super Bowl had to show a few more commercials this year because of a brief power interruption at the Superdome.

Two of Microsoft's major online offerings, Office 365 and Bing, saw service interruptions in the last two days.

Nvidia granted access to the open beta for its PC-tuning program, the GeForce Experience, this Thursday with support for 41 games.

The hacktivist group made an alarming, symbolic move on the U.S. government on Friday in response to Swartz' death.

Security Explorations researcher Adam Gowdiak posted a message on Friday stating that his team had discovered not one, not two, but three security holes in Java's latest version.

Mega, a cloud storage site and successor to closed file-hosting site MegaUpload, launched today, garnering 250,000 users in its first two operating hours.

On Friday, the FCC approved Lenovo's plans for the ThinkPad Helix tablet, marked by a native cellular data card.

After nine months of speculation about Intel's alleged cable TV service, a source says the company's plans are moving forward locally.

Verizon reported this morning that the customer account information distributed yesterday by a hacker is not real customer data, despite hacker's claims.

The New York Times and Adweek reported on Friday that Twitter and ESPN will be bringing live college bowl game replays to tweets this holiday season.

A post on Google's Policy by the Numbers blog this week indicated that the amount of copyright takedown requests grew ten times between May and November.

Bloomberg reported on Friday that Sprint is in conversation with the Dish Network to potentially offer a Dish mobile phone service.

After two full days of a complete internet blackout, service has been restored to the majority of the country, although violence continues.

The Wall Street Journal confirmed this week the timing of an upcoming meeting between U.S. and EU officials regarding Google's search dominance.

Apple wants to widen the scope of its case against Samsung to include the Galaxy S3 Mini, the Galaxy Note 2, the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 and more.

According to technology research firm Gartner, Samsung outsold Apple and Nokia to claim the highest sales numbers for the third quarter of 2012.

HootSuite mistakenly sent out emails containing private email addresses thanks to a glitch with the integration of Seesmic.

A Department of Homeland Security (DHS) task force said this week that the agency is looking for computer savvy Americans to join the Cyber Reserve.

Microsoft recently updated its Windows Store policy to include the sale of games rated Mature by the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB).