It didn't take long for Apple, which seems to be suing anything that moves lately, to drag Amazon's economy tablet, the Kindle Fire, into a lawsuit.

Hacker collective Anonymous is at it again, and this time it is targeting websites that allow users to share child porn.

Twitter and other social media sites are sparking an international debate over whether the forums serve the public good or make it easier to incite disorder.

It has been widely accepted by both employees and organizations that what you say on a social media networkabout a company where you're working could get you fired. A recent decision by a judge in New York may have changed all that after he ordered five people who were fired over comments on Facebook to go back to work.

Google has acquired more than 1,000 patents from IBM in order to pad its portfolio. Patent litigation is a theater of the absurd in most cases, but it has evolved into a standard business practice among tech companies, and Google needs more fodder to defend itself.

Thank God Steve Jobs isn't on the Supreme Court.