Companies are starting to view Facebook as a legitimate option to find new employees, as LinkedIn and more traditional job boards face unexpected competition from the mammoth social network.

According to analysts, companies now drift to Facebook because the social network boasts 750 million users, many of whom are potential employees. Employers are no longer looking to spend hundreds of dollars to put up job postings on paid websites or in newspapers when they can reach millions of...

Many new laptop models sacrifice multiple USB ports to be much more slim and streamlined. There are various gadgets and devices to address that problem, like the cute animal-themed USB hubs we featured a few months ago, or just the regular boring ones you can get from any electrical store. Now designer Gonglue Jiang has [...]

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Apple is being sued for a patent used in its Mac OS X startup process, an indication the mobile tech industry's courtroom wars may soon expand to include laptops and other devices.

Operating Systems Solutions filed a federal lawsuit against Apple, claiming the Cupertino, Calif.-based company infringes on its patent for quickly booting Mac OS. The company says it wants an injunction against Apple and "the immediate destruction of all remaining advertisements, circulars, brochures, or...

T-Mobile will launch the long-rumored Samsung Hercules smartphone, a Galaxy S2 variant, adding to the list of offerings being readied for an increasingly handset-laden fall season.

TmoNews leaked pictures of the device, which supports Samsung's official specs of a slightly larger 4.5-inch screen and twice...

Companies may begin to view Facebook as a legitimate option to find new employees, as LinkedIn and more traditional job boards face unexpected competition from the mammoth social network.

According to analysts, companies now drift to Facebook because the social network boasts 750 million users, many of whom are potential employees. Employers are no longer looking to spend hundreds of dollars to put up job postings on paid websites or in newspapers when they can reach millions of people...

The hacker awards are in, with winners ranging from Stuxnet to Sony, in a tongue-in-cheek ceremony recognizing epic moments in this year's string of online attacks.

The Pwnie, pronounced "pony," Awards were the main event last week at the Black Hat Conference in Las Vegas, drawing a crowd eager to discover this year's winners. The event aims to honor "the achievements and failures of security researchers and the security community," according to Pwnie organizers.

Among the...