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Photopic Sky Survey: See stars like never before Top
Take a peek at a mesmerizingly clear 360-degree, 5-gigapixel image of the night sky.
 
Apple and Google agree to review DUI app policy Top
Apple and Google have agreed to do a full review of apps on their mobile app stores that provide information about police checkpoints, specifically ones for drunk drivers.
 
Google unveils Android@Home Top
At the Google I/O conference in San Francisco, company executives show how Android software will be used in the future to connect home appliances and a living room media hub called Project Tungsten.
 
A380 lands in San Francisco (photos) Top
Road Trip at Home: Germany's Lufthansa is the first to bring the A380--the world's largest passenger plane--to SFO.
 
Google: Our music service is legal Top
The company defends its cloud-based music service and says that it was designed to ensure that it does not violate copyrights.
 
Google announces music, movies, and more Top
On Day 1 of the Google I/O developers conference, the company rolled out updates for its Honeycomb tablet OS, announced the Ice Cream Sandwich mobile phone OS, and debuted new music-streaming and movie rental services.
 
Android meets LED bulbs in Google smart-home push Top
At Google I/O, Google and Lighting Sciences Group show off an LED bulb controlled by Android devices, a step for the Web giant into home automation.
 
Microsoft stops tracking specific Windows Phones Top
Windows Phone chief Andy Lees says the data had been used for identifying local "landmarks" such as Wi-Fi access points and cellular base stations.
 
Report: Apple compensates Beijing store punch-up victim Top
A new report claims Apple has compensated a customer who was injured as part of a fight that happened outside of Apple's flagship retail store in Beijing over iPad 2 units.
 
Google I/O day one: Android on top Top
New versions of Google's mobile operating system, and new movie rental and music streaming services that run on it, took the spotlight at the developer confab.
 
Microsoft plugs critical hole in Windows Top
Windows hole could allow an attacker to take control of computer, but Microsoft says affected component is not installed by default.
 
Anonymous: Group didn't hack Sony, but members may have Top
The hacker group says it's possible individual participants in Anonymous may have been involved, but reiterates that the attack was not orchestrated or condoned by the larger group.
 
PSN breach exposes records of millions (roundup) Top
Belatedly after taking its PlayStation Network offline, Sony finally explains it did so because of security breach that exposed personal information of tens of millions of its users.
 
5,000 Samsung tablets for Google I/O attendees Top
If there was any doubt tablets are Google's top Android programming priority, the announcement that developers will get a free Samsung tablet should dispel them.
 
Google Image Search now lets you sort by subject Top
For anyone who's had trouble trying to find the right image among the many displayed in a typical Google Image Search, you can now sort the images to help you better narrow down the right one.
 
iPhone shipments jump amid smartphone dip Top
Amid a slight decline in smartphone shipments industrywide, Apple grabs 19 percent of the world market and inches closer to No. 1 Nokia.
 
Activision: 50 percent of our revenue is digital Top
Company CEO Robert Kotick informed investors of the dramatic shift yesterday during an earnings call. It's right there with EA, another major developer, in the digital charge.
 
Apple responds to Rep. Markey on location Top
Apple has responded to a latter from U.S. Congressman Edward Markey about what it does with location data from iOS devices. While much of it is a rehash of the Q&A, Apple says there's an unnamed third-party that's getting some of the data.
 
Google wants Android to be the device hub Top
Honeycomb tablets will accommodate USB cameras and keyboards today, and other Android devices will talk to your stereo, dishwasher, exercise bike later.
 
Over 23,000 IP addresses cited in BitTorrent suit Top
A massive list of IP addresses was presented in U.S. District Court last week, paving the way for what could become the biggest BitTorrent case ever.
 

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