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Key Apple smartphone patent rejected
Jeff Horwich Dec 20, 2012
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has dealt Apple some bitter news.
Opus Dei battles game-maker in court
Malcolm Brabant Dec 20, 2012
A squabble between Opus Dei, the exclusive Catholic organization, and a small Danish game-maker, has ended up in court. At issue is a card game.
Why do we keep returning to video games? Simple rewards
Kai Ryssdal Dec 18, 2012
Students at USC's video game design school say jumping and flying are the fun experiences that keep us coming back to classic games.
Predicting a Google antitrust settlement, and creating a Twitter truth-o-meter
David Brancaccio Dec 18, 2012
A settlement between Google and the FTC may be in the tech company's favor, and a project by IT academics aims to separate the truth from rumors on social media during catastrophic events.
Google close to settlement with FTC
Mark Garrison Dec 18, 2012
Google's expected deal with the Federal Trade Commission would end an investigation into whether the search engine steered Internet users to its own site.
Google Maps for iOS 6... finally
David Brancaccio Dec 14, 2012
A Google Maps option for iOS 6 lets users a sigh of relief.
Google maps app invades the iPhone
Queena Kim Dec 13, 2012
Google's new maps app was a blockbuster download on its first day. Will Apple ever lure its users back to Apple Maps?
To some, Google Maps app is a win for Apple
Jeff Horwich Dec 13, 2012
The new Google Maps app, released late yesterday for iPhone, may not be so unwelcome.
Apple brings manufacturing of Macs back to the U.S.
David Brancaccio Dec 10, 2012
Apple's Tim Cook says some Macs will be assembled in America again, and a former Russian banker tries to make currency trading in video games a regular thing.
Apple to move some computer production to U.S.
Bob Moon Dec 6, 2012
Apple's CEO reveals the company will shift some manufacturing jobs from China to U.S.
