Windows Phone 8 devices are having reboot issues, the FBI nabs iPad Mini thieves, Mars may be safe for humans, Apple patents the page turn, the Wii U hits shelves across America, and Google accidentally kills Christmas.
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Dropbox reaches 100 million users, Nokia unveils their ‘Here’ map technology, Vimeo teases new pay-per-view service, and Google Fiber debuts in Kansas City.
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Twitter urges users to change passwords, Mastercard announces card with keypad and LCD technology, LG unveils Ultrawide displays, Netflix allegedly mulls programming deal with traditional studios, and James Bond Skyfall hits theaters.
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Facebook takes aim at Craigslist, Halo 4 reviews arrive, the U.S. government launches a stolen phone database, Kim Dotcom reveals more details about his new cloud storage service, and Walmart teams up with streaming video company Boxee.
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Microsoft officially launches Windows 8, Apple guns for Pandora with its own streaming radio service, the U.S. government bans smartphone unlocking, Tim Cook slams Windows 8, and we take a look at this week's newest movies.
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Apple will announce a series of new products today, Amazon claims Kindle Fire is its top selling product, Bill Gates pushes the Surface, and Beluga whales learn to speak.
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Newsweek goes fully digital, Foxconn admits to employing 14-year-olds, a White House probe finds no evidence that Huawei (wah-way) is spying for the Chinese, Aol launches its Alto mail client, and Twitter censors a neo Nazi group.
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The Pirate Bay becomes raid proof, Xbox 360 gets Internet Explorer, HTC makes a 1080p phone, someone invents a beer keyboard, Best Buy plans a tablet, and Uber loses NYC taxis.
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Microsoft announces Xbox Music, Softbank confirms that it plans to buy Sprint. A new skydiving record is set, rumors point to a 13-inch Retina MacBook Pro, and a Chinese inventor creates a phone that can be powered by Coca Cola.
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Facebook hits 1 billion users, TomTom navigates its way to Android, Taken 2 hits theaters to terrible reviews, the Mars Curiosity rover joins Foursquare, and the first presidential debate sets a new Twitter record.
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MySpace makes a comeback, Netflix loses A and E, Albert Einstein’s brain becomes an iPad app, Eric Schmidt shoots down Google Maps rumors, and Steve Wozniak tries to become Australian.
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Apple sells 5 million iPhone 5s, a riot breaks out at a Foxconn plant in China, Megaupload prepares for a comeback, Toyota scraps plans for a wide release of electric cars, and Facebook comes under fire over its new advertising network.
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Apple breaks iPhone sales records, Google Chrome gets "Do Not Track," Twitter turns over Occupy protester tweets to court, social media fuels fake reviews, and the Winklevoss twins return to the world of social media.
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YouTube censors an anti-Islam video, iPhone pre-orders begin to sell out, women love Pinterest, Anonymous arrest is caught on video, and Google adds a Six Degrees to Kevin Bacon search feature.
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Spotify breaks out of its app and into browsers, Toys R Us unveils its own kid-friendly tablets, Apple may have new iPods on the way to accompany the new iPhone, and which celebrity produces the most dangerous search results on the Web.
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Motorola debuts its new Razr lineup, Amazon gears up for a big announcement, Voyager 1 nears the edge of our solar system, hackers claim to have stolen Mitt Romney's tax returns, and the Internet finally has an official best-ever cat video.
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Amazon's rumored "paperwhite" Kindle leaks, Google and Apple have secret negotiations, HBO launches a streaming-only service in Europe, Apple's App Store gets a major redesign in iOS 6, and scientists find sugar in space.
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President Obama braves an AMA interview on Reddit, Samsung announces its fall lineup, researchers implant the world's first bionic eye, Microsoft announces the Xbox 2012 election hub, 4Chan strikes a Taylor Swift contest, and October 5th officially becomes James Bond Day.
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Sony unveils a slew of new products including a massive 84-inch TV, the U.S. government boosts fuel efficiency standards, Americans misunderstand the cloud, Archos launches a game pad, and another hacker gets scooped up by law enforcement.
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Twitter snubs Tumblr, FBI seizes sites over illegal Android apps, Facebook Messenger gets a face lift, Microsoft changes its logo, and Sony Mobile cuts 15 percent of its workforce.
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