U.S. Federal Trade Commissioner Terrell Sweeny thinks consumers should be allowed to inspect the code running on their connected devices
Google has agreed to pay £130 million in back taxes, but critics say it owes millions more
Apple is getting more serious about virtual reality, hiring the head of Virginia Tech's Center for Human-Computer Interaction.
Account closures for advertising counterfeit goods are on the rise again, after three years of decline
Sigfox and its partner Sensolus are donating low-power GPS devices that could report on the location of ice-bound researchers and equipment for three to five years on a single battery charge
IBM is adding to its fraud prevention capabilities with the acquisition of a German software firm
IT giants are no longer driving growth in U.S. patent grants
The companies have agreed to end patent infringement disputes worldwide
BlackBerry is still making a loss, but software sales are growing fast and even hardware is closer to breakeven
A French consumer association is suing Valve over elements of the Steam user agreement it considers unfair and illegal
