Steve Jobs, on medical leave since early this year, is expected to deliver the keynote address at next Monday's Apple Worldwide Developers Conference and introduce the company's cloud-based service — called — yup, iCloud.
When it comes to this cloud business, Google and Amazon are out in front with their streamed bring-your-own-music services. So Apple must not only match their offerings, but one-up them with a bigger, better system, one that caters to both phones and tablets.
Rumor has it that Apple’s new iOS 5 will come with an option to share images to Twitter "baked into the OS."
Meanwhile, you can now tell your boss you are really working when you're checking your iPhone: Apple's iWork program became available Tuesday for the iPhone and the iPod Touch.
Speaking of Google, chairman Eric Schmidt says he "screwed up" on social networking.
Google and Twitter just added a bunch of "sharing" buttons.
Good luck catching up with Facebook, guys! Turns out, 96 percent of Americans under the age of 50 use Zuckerberg's social network.
And now the U.S. is warning that a cyber attack — presumably if it is devastating enough — could result in real-world military retaliation.
At least this is cool: The World Science Festival hits the streets of New York, but you don't need to be in the Big Apple to get in on the festivities.
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