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According to Sonos, starting in 2016 shortly after the first Google Home launched, Sonos began warning Google about patent infringement but to no avail.

Hospitality chain Oyo said on Saturday that it is committed to "growing the right way" by meeting the needs of property owners and guests.

Off-page: Apple has removed or restricted at least 11 of the 17 most downloaded screen-time and parental-control apps over the past year, The New York Times reported.

The New York Times has defended its new hire, Sarah Jeong, who was dragged into a racism controversy for tweets she wrote from 2013 to early 2015. The paper announced this week that it had hired Jeong as the lead technology writer for its editorial board

Apple neither requested any personal data from Facebook nor did it receive any, Apple CEO Tim Cook said responding to an NYT report.

Even before Facebook apps were widely available on smartphones, Facebook had data-sharing partnerships with the device makers, an NYT report claims.

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman was reacting to a New York Times report that claimed Devumi is providing fake followers to social media users.

Oil prices jumped for a second day Friday, sending the U.S. benchmark past $45 a barrel, a gain of 17 percent in only two days.

The actresses at the Golden Globes may have enrobed themselves like goddesses, but they were eager to remind viewers that they have feet of clay

Three new patent applications that just became public on the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) website reveal that Apple is now patenting ideas for mobile applications. Specifically, these patents applications describe iPhone apps that would aid in making travel...

The United Arab Emirates (UAE), citing security concerns, said on Sunday that it would suspend BlackBerry mobile services like e-mail and text messaging beginning in October, the latest high-stakes clash between governments and communications providers over the flow of digital...

This city is famous for its snarled traffic and infamous for its unruly drivers -- aggressive rule-breakers who barrel through red lights, ignore crosswalks and veer into bicycle or bus lanes to find open routes.Now, the city's overburdened traffic police...

By the end of 2011, there could be more smartphones in the United States than the less advanced feature phones, according to a report released Monday by the Nielsen Company, a market trends monitor.The report also notes that the Google...

Edwin Perello discovered that Bing, the Microsoft search engine, could find addresses in his rural Indiana town when Google could not. Laura Michelson, an administrative assistant in San Francisco, was lured by Bing's flight fare tracker. Paul Callan, a photography...

A few weeks ago I decided to mosey over to a local Manhattan coffee shop for an afternoon cappuccino.After placing my order I sat down at a table and pulled out my Amazon Kindle.I barely made it a sentence into...

According to Sonos, starting in 2016 shortly after the first Google Home launched, Sonos began warning Google about patent infringement but to no avail.

Hospitality chain Oyo said on Saturday that it is committed to "growing the right way" by meeting the needs of property owners and guests.

Off-page: Apple has removed or restricted at least 11 of the 17 most downloaded screen-time and parental-control apps over the past year, The New York Times reported.

The New York Times has defended its new hire, Sarah Jeong, who was dragged into a racism controversy for tweets she wrote from 2013 to early 2015. The paper announced this week that it had hired Jeong as the lead technology writer for its editorial board

Apple neither requested any personal data from Facebook nor did it receive any, Apple CEO Tim Cook said responding to an NYT report.

Even before Facebook apps were widely available on smartphones, Facebook had data-sharing partnerships with the device makers, an NYT report claims.

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman was reacting to a New York Times report that claimed Devumi is providing fake followers to social media users.

Oil prices jumped for a second day Friday, sending the U.S. benchmark past $45 a barrel, a gain of 17 percent in only two days.

The actresses at the Golden Globes may have enrobed themselves like goddesses, but they were eager to remind viewers that they have feet of clay

Three new patent applications that just became public on the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) website reveal that Apple is now patenting ideas for mobile applications. Specifically, these patents applications describe iPhone apps that would aid in making travel...

The United Arab Emirates (UAE), citing security concerns, said on Sunday that it would suspend BlackBerry mobile services like e-mail and text messaging beginning in October, the latest high-stakes clash between governments and communications providers over the flow of digital...

This city is famous for its snarled traffic and infamous for its unruly drivers -- aggressive rule-breakers who barrel through red lights, ignore crosswalks and veer into bicycle or bus lanes to find open routes.Now, the city's overburdened traffic police...

By the end of 2011, there could be more smartphones in the United States than the less advanced feature phones, according to a report released Monday by the Nielsen Company, a market trends monitor.The report also notes that the Google...

Edwin Perello discovered that Bing, the Microsoft search engine, could find addresses in his rural Indiana town when Google could not. Laura Michelson, an administrative assistant in San Francisco, was lured by Bing's flight fare tracker. Paul Callan, a photography...

A few weeks ago I decided to mosey over to a local Manhattan coffee shop for an afternoon cappuccino.After placing my order I sat down at a table and pulled out my Amazon Kindle.I barely made it a sentence into...