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Apple’s new iTunes surprise: No more jailbreaking–Apple seems to be crippling the jailbreaking of iPhones with its new MacBooks, driving would-be jailbreakers to try…Windows.

It’s time for Facebook to move to a subscription model–Facebook needs to get into serious monetization. That means subscriptions.

Disable all add-ons in Firefox and Internet Explorer–Deactivate the browser helpers installed on your system to find the source of problems, or simply to speed up your browsing.

Vote today and get free stuff–You endured 18 months of campaigning and a long line to vote. Your reward: free donuts, coffee, and more.

Open source and other forces are driving enterprise software vendors into serious discounts…and possibly to ruin.

At Fujitsu’s recent analyst event, I saw more evidence of a legitimate global focus than I’ve perhaps ever seen.

For helping others believe you really are who you say you are, Google lets some people in the United States verify their names on Google Profile pages.

Tim O’Reilly and Mark Shuttleworth both have political endorsements on their blogs, but only one manages to avoid getting political.

With 155 stores being shuttered across the United States and an impending New York Stock Exchange delisting, the electronics retailer’s days are numbered.

By using BOSS, short for Build Your Own Search Service, the social-search start-up says it can intelligently mix social results with traditional Web results.

Keep track of voting-equipment problems that arise during Election Day, from paper jams to scanner malfunctions to potentially misrecorded votes.

The company confirms reports that Tony Fadell, a longtime executive who headed the iPod division, will step down and be replaced by IBM’s Mark Papermaster.

Core Security issues warning of vulnerability in version 8.1.2 of Adobe Reader on Tuesday on the day a security patch is due to be released by Adobe.