Some lawyers and accountants probably had a less-than-fun Labor Day Weekend going through all the details of this $7 billion merger.

More breaking news about the NSA. How much did Microsoft know?

WebTV, the web service launched back in 1996, has finally called it quits.

ZDNet has published an article explaining what might have happened when the NSA implemented PRISM. What actually happened is a bit more fuzzy.

Should PayPal be refusing to pay a young researcher who found a bug on their website just because he’s not old enough to have a PayPal account?

Geeks all over the world got news today, that they have been waiting to hear for a long time. Live-action Halo is coming to a TV near you!

Microsoft launches feature rich game console to compete with Sony and Nintendo.

Rumors have spread across many reputable sources, including Wired, that users of Google‘s not-so-popular calling/SMS service, Google Voice, may be disappointed in the near future. All indications seem to point to Google wanting to solidify its messaging ecosystem much in the same way they solidified their social sharing with Google Plus. Google Babel, as the new service has been nicknamed by the online community, would bring together services like Voice, Hangouts, GTalk and […]

For many people trying to log into Bing from Google’s Chrome Browser today, it appeared to them as if the site had been down or was compromised due to the nature of the standard error that they would have received asking them if they chose to or not to trust the site they were about to enter. I could imagine how disconcerting this may have seemed to regular users of the competing search giant […]