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A global internet outage on Friday disrupted airlines and businesses, delaying over 18,000 flights. CrowdStrike's CEO George Kurtz clarified it was due to a faulty Windows update, not a cyberattack. Mac and Linux systems were unaffected. Various industries struggled, but CrowdStrike quickly deployed a fix, providing ongoing updates.

The Promises and Pitfalls of AI Insurance: A Closer Look Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing our daily lives. From online shopping to medical care, and even driving, AI's footprint is everywhere....

Vine has been in a pretty good space recently and apparently that wasn't sitting well with Mr Facebook bka Mark Zuckerberg, owner of Instagram. Within this past hour he announced that video has been added i...

The Steve Jobs biopic, "JOBS" (yes, all caps), which stars Ashton Kutcher, will debut in theaters nationwide on Aug. 16, it was announced on Wednesday. It was originally scheduled to open on April 19, but Open ...

After endless rumors, speculation and teasers, Samsung has officially unwrapped its latest gem... The Galaxy SIV. Today, at its Samsung Unpacked event in Times Square, we were all treated to Sammy's(can I c...

Blackberry, nee Research in Motion, announced on Wednesday that Alicia Keys (yes, the singer) was being named the company's new Global Creative Director. The company made the announcement on the same day ...

As the entertainment landscape changes, the constant challenge for many artists is to remain in touch with a creative center while attempting to meet the needs of a very fickle mainstream audience. Furthe...

Apparently the voice of the "people" has been heard by the powers that be at Instagram. The past 24 hrs was full of angry online posts, blogs and tweets about the new terms of service agreement Instagram wa...

There's no surprise, here. Although Apple settled its patent disputes with HTC, it continues to "go thermonuclear" against Samsung. On Friday night, Apple added six more Samsung devices to its ongoing Californi...

The iPhone 5 is tough to build. When have we heard that before? The Wall Street Journal spoke with an unnamed Hon Hai executive on Wednesday about the iPhone 5's supply issues, and he reportedly blamed t...