From InfoWorld: A reported deadline for developers to comply with an Apple policy on in-app subscription content has passed, with some developers yet to modify their apps. But Macworld has learned that Apple is working with developers to bring their apps into compliance as the...

From PC World: Apple's iPhone 5 aka the iPhone 4S aka the next iPhone is set to start shipping in September with 15 million handsets in the pipeline, according to online rumors. Steve Jobs and company reportedly placed an order with Taiwan-based Pegatron to build 15 million units of...

From CNET News.com: Mozilla programmers have achieved a goal to build a PDF reader out of Web programming technology, the "pixel-perfect" rendering of a particular file.

The file, a research paper on fast execution of JavaScript (PDF), contains formatted text, graphics, tables, and...

From DailyTech: During the Fourth of July weekend, Google Realtime Search went offline due to an agreement expiration, and now, Google+ content is looking to squeeze in its place.

Google Realtime Search was a feature that allowed Google search results to include realtime information...

From DailyTech: It's been a rocky two and a half months for Sony Corp. Beaten by hackers dozens of times and facing scores of international lawsuits for its data loss, the legendary Japanese gaming, music, movies, and consumer electronics firm has been put on the defensive.

But...

From X-bit Labs: Samsung Electronics, a leading maker of consumer electronics, has announced that its latest flagship smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S II (model: GT-I9100), has reached global channel sales of three million units. It took Samsung around two months to sell three...

From InfoWorld: Interest in Google's new social networking service has exceeded not only the company's expectations but its ability to keep up with the new demand.

Late on Wednesday night, Vic Gundotra, a senior vice president of Social for Google, posted on the Google+ network that...

From PC World: Facebook is getting set to "launch something awesome" next week, company CEO Mark Zuckerberg said on Wednesday from Facebook's Seattle office.

It's unclear what the company has planned or if the feature will somehow respond to Google+, the new social network the...

From CNET News.com: Intel's plans for tablets and smartphones are crystallizing into a clear roadmap, as the chip giant begins to marshal its considerable chip design and manufacturing forces to address markets where it is not competitive--yet.

As tablets pour into national...