Kevin Parrish

Facebook is now offering antivirus software from Symantec, Sophos, Microsoft and more. Plus, the Android app has been updated with a rather interesting feature.

Dropbox users can now share videos, picures and documents to friends and family who don't need a Dropbox account.

Fake ebooks are becoming a wide-spread problem in the book industry, and Amazon isn't helping the situation.

FBI hunted down an Anonymous hacker after he posted an image of his girlfriend via Twitter.

Despite Spotify's growing numbers, it's not reeling in the expected paying customers.

Android partners are reportedly working on their own mobile operating systems in retaliation to the Motorola purchase.

Sony is looking to dish out the next PlayStation console before Microsoft's next-gen product arrives in 4Q13.

Verizon is getting ready to gobble up additional wireless spectrum, and wants to extend the local cable company's TV lineup via 3G/4G so you're no longer locked to Wi-Fi.

Dell is no longer selling smartphones here in the States.

A former Google data collector has now turned into a data protector.

This spammer makes just over $1,000 per day on Pinterest, and plans to make more per week soon.

A new hacker group called LulzSecReborn has already broken into two websites and dumped their sensitive private data.

These Chrome extensions hosted by Google will take control of your Facebook account to send spam and sell "likes."

Microsoft is censoring your messages on Windows Live Messenger, pulling out all links leading to The Pirate Bay.

Facebook will sue any employer that forces employees and job candidates to fork over their login credentials.

Additional details have been provided about Toshiba's 13.3-inch prototype tablet.

Verizon's shared data plan packages seems to be getting closer, as a leaked screenshot depicts a data usage calculator for family members.

Zynga revealed in its recent SEC filing that it spent almost $1.2 million protecting the CEO and his family.

Numerous ISPs including Verizon, Comcast and Time Warner are about to become copyright cops.

Yahoo claims that Facebook infringes upon ten patents related to social networking and advertising.

After iTether was pulled from Apple's App Store, the developer created an HTML5 version instead.

The number of Kindle and Kindle Touch units has dropped from 9 million to 2 million in 1Q12 thanks to the Kindle Fire.

Sounds like current and upcoming Windows Phone 7.x devices won't receive an upgrade to Windows Phone 8 "Apollo."

Over 600,000 PlayStation Vita units have sold in the west since its debut last week.

Android 5.0 may actually arrive this fall after all, but it's possible we'll see it early due to Google's "flexibility."