Industry

AT&T tries again with U-Verse boxes in SF

Neighbors complain that the cabinets for the fast fiber network will be eyesores

Google to loosen up Apps contract terms

Companies will be able to sign users up from month to month, without an annual contract commitment

Customer fights subpoena in Oracle-Rimini suit

Rimini Street customer Petroleum Geo-Services is saying no to Oracle's demands for information

Too-high Android tablet prices spook developers

Apple's iOS remains the top dog, but programmers cool to Android

NASA looking to build “gas” stations in space

NASA announces program to being developing space-based refueling points

Facebook Groups Gets Update; “Like Button 2.0” and More

Verizon, Sprint set to sell new $200 Android smartphones

Sales of Verizon's Droid Incredible 2 start on April 28; Sprint will begin selling Nexus S 4G on May 8

India proposes restrictions on tapping telephone calls

The requirement for interception should be limited to public emergencies and safety

Developers’ frustration with Android growing, survey finds

Some app developers are losing interest in Android, and especially Android tablets, a survey by Appcelerator has found

Malaysia to open e-mail accounts for every adult by 2015

The government wants to make sure tax information and other notices reach the public