• You can save a novel you are writing with either Gmail or Google Drive, and there are several ways to use an external display with an Apple laptop.    
  • Verizon announced on Monday that it had agreed to acquire EdgeCast, a fast-growing content delivery network start-up.    
  • The Bounce Imaging Explorer is a small black probe that can be thrown or dropped into dangerous environments
  • Spies with surveillance agencies in the United States and United Kingdom may have spent time undercover as orcs and blood elves, infiltrating video games like "World of Warcraft" in a hunt for terrorists "hiding in plain sight" online.
  • The Chinese e-commerce giant announced a plan on Monday to invest in the new venture with a Chinese manufacturer of household appliances.    
  • The issue has caused last-minute headaches for Nokia as its tries to complete the sale of its cellphone business to Microsoft.    
  • The Chinese smartphone maker has generated considerable attention because of the company’s marketing savvy.    
  • The development of the virtual currency presents challenges for the authorities to use laws that were not designed for the digital world to combat illegal conduct.    
  • From fighting terrorism to processing payments in the blink of an eye, facial recognition is set to change our ideas on privacy.
  • The Silicon Valley giant is embracing the notion that different types of business computing systems are merging into one tightly integrated computing engine.    
  • American and British spies have infiltrated online fantasy games, fearing that militants could use them to communicate, move money or plot attacks, documents show.    
  • The carriers are shown to turn over records thousands of times a day in response to police emergencies, subpoenas and other requests.    
  • Promotion for an education event called Hour of Code will feature statements from President Obama and House majority leader, Eric Cantor, encouraging students to code.    
  • Eight major companies, led by Google and Microsoft, are calling for tighter controls on surveillance of their customers’ data by governments worldwide.    
  • Like it or not, e-commerce is changing the way the world shops. It is also changing expectations. Two-day delivery was great then, but this is now.    
  • The Haggler switches from an Apple to an Android phone, and finds that text messages don’t necessarily follow suit.    
  • How often have certain words or phrases appeared in books over time? A web tool offers answers, and insights into human history.    
  • A wealth of online product information is making it harder to influence consumers with traditional marketing methods, new research suggests.    
  • Pitches for new start-ups seeking investment on entrepreneurial and venture capital websites are often copycats. with a slight twist, of already successful companies.    
  • The Federal Communications Commission has delayed its auction of broadcast airwaves to mid-2015, a year later than intended.    

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