AT&T: No NSA Spy Data for You
AT&T, under fire for ongoing revelations that it shares and sells customers' communications records to the NSA, says it isn't required to disclose to shareholders what it does with customers' data. |
NSA Spying Hurts Hardware Sales
With evidence mounting that NSA spying has damaged the business of some of the largest U.S. tech companies, the question now is how long it will take them to win back the trust of global customers. |
Square Updates Its Credit Card Reader
The mobile payment company founded by Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey is out with a new credit card reader. Square's updated device, designed for smartphones, is slimmer and has more capabilities than earlier models. |
Microsoft $99 Tablet Deal Ends Quickly
Microsoft aimed to boost the sales of its Windows tablets with a special holiday deal on the Dell Venue Pro. It turns out, the deal was so good that some customers were walking away angry. |
Tech Giants Seek Surveillance Limits
T-Mobile Taps MetroPCS to Boost Speed
Spotify To Unveil New Features
Mobile Shopping Goes Mainstream
Samsung's Weak Spot in the Enterprise
Encryption Arms Race Escalates
Centrify Passes Rigorous Evaluation
New Fire Alarm Smokes Competitors
