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Generative AI by iStock looks impressive, with powerful editing tools and NVIDIA Picasso tech, all generated images are also commercially safe.

Courts have ruled that Apple has infringed on a patented owned by the University of Wisconsin to power its modern A-series CPUs.

The Dieselgate scandal roars onward as Volkswagen admits to using emission-cheating scandal in millions of Audi cars.

Avid Life Media goes on offensive, sending out takedown notices.

Co-creator of the BlackShades malware pleads guilty, and faces up to 10 years in prison.

Russian citizen Vladimir Drinkman faces numerous charges, and a lengthy prison sentence if convicted, after serving as part of an international hacker ring.

Sony in more trouble as an artist sues them for the illegal use of a song.

Uber driver fled authorities with three passengers onboard, matter under investigation by Uber and authorities.

Intel loses appeal in attempt to get massive $1.44 billion fine thrown out in the EU, court says regulators weren't overly harsh with the fine.

The FCC has been granted the right to use telephone subsidies to help the rollout of broadband to rural communities around the US.

Settlement needs court approval before the WebOS fiasco is behind HP. There is no word on whether the court will approve the deal at this time.

Sprint will begin putting all lost or stolen smartphones into an international database making it harder to sell and activate the devices.

Google by ART+COM for patent infringement over similarities between Google Earth and Terravision.

Man flies drone over neighbor's property, refused to stop until police were called.

Apple, Intel, Google, and others had non-poaching agreements in place, now being sued by five worker.

Yelp reviewer lands in court after posting a negative review.

An Australian court rules that Google must pay $208,000 to a man for linking to defamatory sites.

Apple hit with another lawsuit by VirnetX over patents involving VPN and FaceTime.

Apple suffers a legal loss in Mexico over the iPhone trademark.

OCZ's stock falling like a rock after news that revenues would be substantially lower, losses higher.

Samsung gets to start selling the Galaxy Nexus again after the sales ban against it was overturned.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 should no longer be under a sales ban as Judge Koh can now rule on it.

Apple at it yet again, this time they sue Polish online grocery store over their 'A.pl' domain.

Apple cuts its order of memory chips to Samsung for the iPhone down.

Apple identifies which devices it intends to pursue a sales ban of in latest court filing.

Tim Cook releases a memo to employees saying legal battle with Samsung was about values.

New Zealand court rules that the FBI must turn over its evidence to Kim Dotcom.

Apple are licensing iOS design patents to Microsoft.

Megaupload and Hotfile find an ally in... Google.

BTJunkie closes down, another BT site bites the dust.

Three executives from Hitachi-LG will face jail time over price fixing.

Europe does something great, rules that ISPs can't be forced to block pirate sites.

FBI, DoJ go after online poker founders, banks accused of money laundering and other shady stuff.

Facebook is getting sued. Again. But this time we have Chinese Animation!

Hot on the heels of the AMD Settlement.

$1.25 billion and a new five year x86 agreement.

Says Intel is Violating Anti-Trust Laws.

Needs Better Patent Search.

Well their head lawyer does.

Say Apple should have given better information.

They Must be So Proud.

US Courts used as "Low-Grade Collection Agencies"