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The EFF weighed in on Apple patent spyware, calling it traitorware and warning that Steve Jobs is watching you.

Two major smartphones have been leaked today from what appears to be the same source.

Several rogue sites are in operation which aim to pull in people who were aiming to reach The Pirate Bay, but accidentally entered the URL with typos. While this kind of activity is nothing new, there is a more interesting detail being overlooked. One of the companies behind the scheme is trying to register the Pirate Bay trademark in the US

The FCC crunches the numbers and reveals a dirty secret: real broadband speeds and "up to" broadband speeds aren't even close. Most Americans get half the "up to" speed they purchased.

Staying at a tech startup for more than four years -- the default stock option vesting schedule -- is a rare thing. But it seems notable that at 6-year-old Facebook many early and influential employees have moved on, and many of them recently.

Swedish political party, the Pirate Party, will host the new WikiLeaks Servers to offer more protection against possible future raids.

Adult entertainment and piracy go hand in hand, so to speak. While some players in the industry use legal tools to bring piracy to a halt, others are not bothered about unauthorized sharing. In a recent video interview the CEO of one of the largest porn distributors said that the more people pirate his company’s work, the better.

Four prominent net neutrality supporters in Congress rail against the Google/Verizon "neutrality" proposal, saying that "no private interest should be permitted to carve up the Internet to suit its own purposes." Still, Congress has no plans to do anything about it.

A central Florida mom who thought it would be funny to post a picture of her baby with a bong on her Facebook page has been arrested.