Killer Apps Headlines

Revised lawsuit says Android creator Andy Rubin was awarded a $150 million stock grant.

The social network says it pulled down the ads for using Facebook's corporate logo.

Hackers using cross-site scripting (XSS) flaw in abandoned cart plugin to take over vulnerable sites.

Microsoft says Foxconn, which assembles products for Apple, Sony and others, failed to meet patent obligations.

The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings author was a master of languages, but not all of us are.

Microsoft has sued Hon Hai for patent royalties that it allegedly owes as a result of a 2013 patent-licensing deal it forged with Microsoft for unspecified Android and Chrome OS devices.

The web giant -- one of the tech industry's biggest companies -- pays homage to the invention that made it possible.

Nvidia is the latest company to give up on the technology for our homes.

Users say that calls on the receiver's end sound tinny, cut in and out, and echo.

The Indian music label assumed the video streaming throne for a third time, before dropping back to second place.

Google continues its crusade against "drive-by download" attack vectors.

The first one is a doozy. The second one, cute.

With plans to have its Gigafactory 2 up and running by year's end, the Big T is allegedly on the hunt for new battery cell suppliers in China.

Ever think maybe sitting in traffic isn't so bad? Nah.

NASA's stash of pristine lunar material is about to get some serious scrutiny.