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  NY judge: Apple colluded to raise e-book prices

  Apple Inc. milked the popularity of its iTunes store to form an illegal cartel with publishers to raise electronic book prices, a federal judge decided in a case swayed by the words of the late Steve Jobs.
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  First Apple computer sells at auction for $387,750

  An original Apple computer from 1976 has sold at auction for nearly $388,000.

• Gartner, IDC say 2Q PC shipments fell 11 percent

  Worldwide shipments of personal computers fell 11 percent in the April-June period, according to data from research firms Gartner and IDC, as people continued to migrate to tablets and other mobile devices.
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  Legendary takes fanboy brand to Universal

  Legendary Entertainment, the big-budget movie producer that helped bring to the screen such franchises as "The Dark Knight" and "Man of Steel," is moving its fanboy brand to Universal Pictures.
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  A look at technical specs for leading phones

  Sony is out with a new phone that catches up with offerings from its main rivals, while adding a water-resistance shell for underwater use. With the Xperia Z, Sony joins the big leagues. Here are the technical details on the new Sony device along with Samsung's Galaxy S4, HTC's One and Apple's iPhone 5.

• UK spies: Nations are hiring cybermercenaries

  A British intelligence report said Wednesday that other nations are hiring hackers to launch attacks against their enemies, a trend it described as particularly worrying.

• Gadgets: myCharge's new iPhone 5 Power Case keeps you going

  The new myCharge Freedom Power Case for iPhone 5 has a 2000 mAh battery inside the case, which can give your more than double the power of your existing phone battery.
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  AP reviews new smartphones: Android, iOS and more

  New phones are continually coming out. Which should you buy? Here's a summary of The Associated Press' recent phone reviews, including a new Android phone from Sony.

• Tech Q&A: When pop-up ads go wild, it may be a virus

  QUESTION: Internet pop-up ads are out of control on my Windows 7 PC that uses Microsoft's Internet Explorer 10 Web browser.
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  T-Mobile to allow frequent phone upgrades for fee

  Ever worry about buying a new phone, only to see a better one come out just two weeks later? Phone companies normally make you wait two years before upgrading to a new device. T-Mobile will now let you upgrade twice a year for just $10 a month.

• Netflix to host video chat in lieu of earns call

  Netflix already streams movies and TV shows. On July 22, it will also stream a live video discussing its earnings results.
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  BlackBerry chief seeks patience with turnaround

  Research In Motion CEO Thorsten Heins pleaded for patience Tuesday as the company faces questions about its growth and survival.
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  South Florida’s app economy emerging on many fronts

  South Florida’s growing software industry is fueled by freelancers, startups, larger players and servicing companies. Most are placing heavy bets on mobile technology.
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  Studies: Cyberspying targeted SKorea, US military

  The hackers who knocked out tens of thousands of South Korean computers simultaneously this year are out to do far more than erase hard drives, cybersecurity firms say: They also are trying to steal South Korean and U.S. military secrets with a malicious set of codes they've been sending through the Internet for years.

• Yahoo shuts down Internet relic AltaVista

  Once up on a time, there was a popular search engine called AltaVista. It lives no more.

• S&P cuts Softbank rating after Sprint deal clears

  Standard & Poor's has cut Softbank's credit rating to reflect increased financial risks following clearance of its $21.6 billion acquisition of Sprint Nextel Corp.

• Report: Iran opens national email service

  Iranian state television says the country has opened its own domestically made national email service.

• Hasbro buys 70 pct of mobile game maker Backflip

  As more people play mobile games, toy company Hasbro Inc. is investing in a company that develops games for smartphones and tablets.
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  ISS recommends vote for Dell founder's offer

  Three top proxy advisory firms are recommending that Dell shareholders vote in favor of a deal that would allow the company's founder and an investment firm to buy the computer maker and take it private.
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  Big disconnect: Telcos abandon copper phone lines

  Robert Post misses his phone line.

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