Big changes for Flock browser
Flock, a web browser designed to give users easy access to the online social scene, has dumped Mozilla Firefox and is now based on Google's Chrome browser.
Technology
Rogue app spreading spam on Facebook
Tens of thousands of Facebook users have fallen victim to a rogue application which spreads by inviting them to view a video allegedly showing a teacher assaulting a 13-year-old.
Can Apple bring video calling to the masses?
After decades of false starts, will Apple be able to bring video chat to the masses?
Vending machines go upmarket
Political fundraising tool taps social networks
Candidates in some top political races are raising big sums of money using software that taps donors' social networks, an endeavour that lets the donors track their friends' donations with the zeal
US probe into Apple's mobile software business
The Federal Trade Commission will open an investigation to determine whether Apple's mobile software business practices are squashing competitors, the Wall Street Journal has reported.
Google tells lawmakers it never used Wi-Fi data
Google is telling lawmakers that it never dissected or used any of the information that it accidentally sucked up while collecting data about public Wi-Fi networks in more than 30 countries.
Porn sites more infected than was thought
Porn sites on the internet are five times more likely to host malware such as viruses, worms and trojans than previously thought, and many who visit them use software that makes them vulnerable,
FBI investigates iPad-related security breach
A security breach that exposed the email addresses of thousands of users of Apple Inc.'s iPad has sparked a probe by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.