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Apple Sued by iCloud PCWorld By Paul Suarez, PCWorld Jun 11, 2011 12:30 PM Looks like Apple finds itself in the middle of another trademark dispute over a recently revealed product. iCloud Communications, an Arizona-based computer communications company, filed suit against Apple ... See all stories on this topic »

Report: Apple's Next-Gen MacBook Airs Are in Production PC Magazine By Sara Yin You might want to hold off on buying an Apple MacBook Air; a new one could be just around the corner. Apple has reportedly placed an order with its Asian manufacturers for 380000 next-generation MacBook Airs, equipped with Intel's newest ... See all stories on this topic »

Will -- and Should -- Microsoft Sell its Own Tablet? PCWorld Analysis: Microsoft may be in the process of considering marketing its own tablet that would launch sometime next year, reports one website. By Ed Oswald, Technologizer Bill GatesDigitimes--a site with an erratic record record on scoops--is claiming ... See all stories on this topic »

Total lunar eclipse next week Albuquerque Express FILE In this March 4,2007 file photo showing a full moon is eclipsed by the earth's shadow in this seven pictures combination, from left, seen in Nairobi, Kenya. Mark your calendars. This year's first total eclipse of the moon will last unusually long, ... See all stories on this topic »

US Senators Want to Shut Down Bitcoins, Currency of Internet Drug Trade PCWorld By Brennon Slattery, PCWorld Jun 10, 2011 1:58 PM Two US senators have written an open letter to the United States attorney general, asking federal authorities to crack down on "Silk Road," the Internet black market drug trade, and the digital currency ... See all stories on this topic »

Reports Say Google Wants to Buy Admeld Motley Fool By Wade Roush, Xconomy.com | More Articles Sounds like Google (Nasdaq: GOOG ) , the Mountain View, Calif.-based search and advertising giant, is out to acquire another advertising-technology startup. This time it's Admeld, the New York-based provider ... See all stories on this topic »

The Waste Land for iPad lovers The Guardian TS Eliot's famously difficult poem had been closed to me for decades. Now there's an app for it TS Eliot's The Waste Land is now available as an iPad app, with Fiona Shaw's performance of the poem synchronised to the text. Above: 'Picked his bones in ... See all stories on this topic » The Guardian

Perverted Mac repairman arrested for planting software on computer, spying via ... Afterdawn.com 20-year-old Trevor Harwell, a Mac repairman for Rezitech in Orange County, California has been arrested today and charged with installing software on computers he was fixing that would rig the webcams to capture video of the owners. ... See all stories on this topic » Afterdawn.com

USGS study: Snowpack declines in last 30 years unusual compared to past few ... The Republic AP COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — A new federal study suggests the snowpack declines in the Rocky Mountains in the last 30 years are greater than in the past few centuries. That could strain cities whose water supplies are tied to mountain snowpack. ... See all stories on this topic »

Mass Effect 3 E3 2011 Preview Neoseeker Mass Effect 3 was one of the must-see titles at E3 2011 this week, and wait times for the half-hour demo at EA's station were exceeding three hours by Thursday afternoon. At one point, EA began handing out tickets written on index cards and verified by ... See all stories on this topic »

[PHOTOS + VIDEO] Hoverbike Invented in Australia Can Go 175 Mile per Hour International Business Times Australian Chris Malloy has invented a hoverbike that can go up to 175 miles per hour and fly as high as 10000 feet. The hoverbike weighs about 240 pounds and runs on 21.8 miles per gallon. One full tank of gas in this vehicle can take you 92 miles. ... See all stories on this topic » International Business Times

Google: Les Paul doodle is here to stay CNET by Chris Matyszczyk So did you manage "Stairway to Heaven"? Did you at least strum a little Bieber? If you thought Google's spectacularly popular doodle to commemorate guitar legend Les Paul was, like so many of its doodles, just a one day affair, ... See all stories on this topic »

AT&T Free Public Wi-Fi at 20 NYC Parks GizmoCrave For those who reside in New York City, AT&T has something up their sleeve. Isn't it quite exciting to know that you will now be able to enjoy free public Wi-Fi at 26 locations in 20 public parks throughout the New York City? As part of a comprehensive ... See all stories on this topic » GizmoCrave

E3 2011 Preview: Elder Scrolls Evolves Once More In Skyrim Exophase With each new installment, Bethesda has continually expanded on the open-ended gameplay that the Elder Scrolls series is revered for. Skyrim is no exception — it's poised to be the most accessible and content-rich Elder Scrolls yet. ... See all stories on this topic » Exophase

DeltaWing Concept Car Invited to 2012 Endurance Challenge Automotive Discovery The Automobile Club de l'Ouest, organizers of the 24 hours of Le Mans, awarded an invitation to race in the 2012 endurance challenge as an additional 56 th entry to an all American Consortium Concept Car. The Project 56 group will showcase the unique ... See all stories on this topic » Automotive Discovery

E3 2011: 10 Thoughts on… Silent Hill Downpour (Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony ... diehard gamefan by Mark B. - June 12, 2011 | Email the author So I've not been the biggest advocate of the more recent Silent Hill games. While Silent Hill: The Room was a fine experiment (even if it wasn't meant to be a Silent Hill game in the first place), ... See all stories on this topic »

BMW 2011 Frozen Black Edition M3 coupe unveiled, only 20 available Rush Lane BMW has unveiled their all new limited edition 2011 Frozen Black Edition M3 coupe earlier this week. When BMW had launched a similar black edition M3 last year, it was sold out in a matter of 15 minutes. This year BMW is so happy with their effort in ... See all stories on this topic » Rush Lane

E3 2011: An Amazing Hands on Impression of Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City Bitbag Zombies, zombies, zombies is what most of us love. Throw an apocalyptic zombie mode in a game and your pretty much guaranteed success. Seems everyone is infatuated with the simulated world of zombie infestation raging havoc on the streets while trying ... See all stories on this topic »

Hitman: Absolution Gameplay Leaked PlayStation LifeStyle Hitman: Absolution will be run on IO Interactive's proprietary Glacier 2 engine and will be the first game in the franchise to release on the PS3. If you one of the series' many fans, and was unhappy at the lack of gameplay at E3, you're in luck: a ... See all stories on this topic » PlayStation LifeStyle

NHTSA Director stands squarely in the path to progress Torque News The chief of the National Highway Traffic Safety Association showed his concern for the drivers of America at the annual 2011 Detroit Telematics Conference by stating, "A car is not a mobile device." In so doing he also revealed a nebulous grasp of the ... See all stories on this topic »

GM gives free maintenance on 'certified' used Chevy, Buick, GMC vehicles USA Today By James R. Healey, USA TODAY Hoping that making its used cars more appealing will help sell more new ones, GM says dealers will provide free maintenance for two years or 30000 miles on all certified pre-owned Chevrolet, Buick and GMC used models, ... See all stories on this topic » USA Today

Facebook Acquires SOFA for the talent, not products Techplz Facebook announced on its site Friday that the social network had bought the Dutch software company Sofa. Sofa is a company well known for its team of design and development talent. Sofa's 11 main employees have done work for Firefox as well as TomTom. ... See all stories on this topic »

Detroit DIYer cooks up stronger, lighter steel, shames scientists Engadget By Terrence O'Brien posted Jun 11th 2011 5:02PM You'd be forgiven for dismissing an amateur metallurgist if he claimed to have improved upon the presumably perfected technology of steel making. But Flash Bainite, the creation of Detroit entrepreneur ... See all stories on this topic »

Electric, if Not Electrifying: Cars for Short-Range Commutes Pittsburgh Post Gazette By BRADLEY BERMAN, The New York Times IS there a need for a new breed of tiny gas-free commuter cars that match the old stereotypes of electric vehicles -- that they are puny, plasticky and incapable of going very far? In recent weeks I've driven three ... See all stories on this topic »

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