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The EC declared the multiple injunctions against Apple were an abuse of Samsung's dominant position.

Facebook's begun a small test in the U.S. where users can send messages to others they aren't connected to on the network.

Samsung won't attempt to have Apple sales banned in the U.K., Germany, France, Italy and the Netherlands any longer.

For the first time in 14 years, Samsung has unseated Nokia as the top cellphone brand.

New pics of BB10's home screen showcase a potential Siri-like function and key apps anticipated to work with the first phones.

The app lets you upload videos to YouTube straight from your iPhone or iPod touch in as little as three clicks.

Microsoft is working to fix an apparent flaw in IE, but claims the issue isn't harmful to consumer safety or privacy.

Chief Strategy Officer admits to using Apple products outside the office and wants to take a page from Apple's ecosystem book.

By the end of 2012, Facebook will add three new ways for you to keep your information private.

Larry Page discussed his disappointment with the current state of the tech industry, and how Nexus keeps evolving.

Future of Microsoft's SkyDrive iOS app is hanging in the balance, but there might be something else going on too.

Buzz words abound in a teaser for CES 2013, leaving us to wonder what Sammy could be planning.

Free voice chat has found its way to BlackBerry Messenger with its latest update, along with a few other new features.

Check out these easy-to-use tips to avoid metadata mishaps that could otherwise be costly.

HTC may be readying a new quad-core, 5-inch smartphone to release ahead of the Samsung Galaxy S4.

Senior VP revealed the company will release a 6.1-inch phablet to compete with Samsung's Galaxy Note II next year.

In a move that could save Sharp, Qualcomm has invested in creating new IGZO display.

Another version of the pre-release beta for iOS 6.1 has gone out to devs, and it looks to include beefed up protection measures.

It may not be the epic announcement initially billed, but Martian soil has revealed a complex chemistry including water and sulfur.

Facebook's new Photo Sync feature is now live for both iOS and Android, uploading all phone photos to a private folder on the social network.

Apple has integrated some interesting new features in iTunes 11, including the ability to take a picture of an iTunes gift card to redeem it.

Look for some Windows Phone 8 perks to land on legacy devices sometime soon.

Adobe will show off the latest innovations coming to CS6 at Create Now Live, prompting speculation Retina display compatibility is on the way.

Just four months after launching, Outlook has recorded 25 million users and shows no signs of slowing down.

Google's refusal to remove links to potentially libelous articles has led to an Australian court fining the internet juggernaut.