From DailyTech: Apple’s earnings have been announced for fiscal Q2 2014, and everything appears to be “business as usual” for the Cupertino, California-based company. The company pulled in revenue of $45.6 billion for the quarter, $10.2 billion in profit, and earnings per share of $11.62. Gross...

From InfoWorld: Apple today followed Microsoft in opening up pre-release, or beta, versions of its personal computer operating system to all comers.

With little fanfare on Tuesday, Apple allowed anyone, not just registered developers, to download and install a beta version of OS X 10.9.3, an...

From PC World: The next time you open a podcasting app on your Android phone you're not just catching up on your favorite radio shows: You're also sending Google valuable data the company can turn into advertising dollars.

Google recently announced some new updates to its AdWords advertising...

From CNET: ARM Holdings, the company that's designed the vast majority of chips found in today's mobile devices, experienced slumping financial performance at the end of 2013, prompting some to wonder if the high-end smartphone market was softening. But now, it appears everything is just fine...

From InfoWorld: CloudFlare started a bug bounty program on Monday, joining a host of companies that are turning to independent security researchers to spot bugs in their network.

The San Francisco-based company runs a widely used global content delivery network that keeps copies of websites in...

From TechHive: LG Electronics has revealed that its upcoming smartwatch G Watch will be water resistant and have an always-on display.

When LG announced the Android Wear-based device last month, hardware details were sparse. But in a bid to build hype ahead of the launch later this year, the...

From CNET: Netflix is showing once again that it is no friend to Comcast.

The Los Gatos, Calif., streaming video service on Monday warned that the proposed $45.2 billion merger of Comcast and Time Warner Cable would create a worrisome concentration of broadband control, opposition that makes...

From DailyTech: Google may have sparked incredible interest in putting blazing fast fiber optic networks into cities around the country, but it's not alone. AT&T has announced that it is now preparing to expand its own ultra-fast fiber network to additional cities and municipalities around the...

From InfoWorld: The world's top 1,000 websites have been patched to protect their servers against the "Heartbleed" exploit, but up to 2% of the top million were still vulnerable as of last week, according to a California security firm.

On Thursday, Menifee, Calif.-based Sucuri Security scanned the...

From PC World: Advanced Micro Devices doesn’t want its chips in low-priced tablets, and is eager to avoid a battle with Intel or ARM, whose chips have driven tablet prices down to under $100.

Growth in the tablet market is driven by low-end devices and Android, but AMD’s tablet strategy is driven...