College students have long been known to protest against war, racism, and other social maladies. But now students at Santa Clara University are taking aim at something else.

College students have long been known to protest against war, racism and other social maladies. But now students at Santa Clara University are taking aim at a new form of injustice: poor cell phone reception.

College students have long been known to protest against war, racism and other social maladies. But now students at Santa Clara University are taking aim at a new form of injustice: poor cell phone reception.

Last month, we wondered how many people would care about the iPads restrictive DRM shackles, which makes Apple the only available supplier of software for the iPad through the fact that users can only download software onto the gadget from Apples App Store (unless someone figures out a way to jailbreak it — whichll probably

Adobe is so bothered by Apple excluding Flash from the iPad, it put porn up on its blog to prove the point. Abobes official Flash Blog has a post entitled The iPad provides the ultimate browsing experience? which shows how several popular websites would look without Flash content. Right at the top is a screenshot of

e-Book reader Classics [iTunes link, which like Delicious Library saw its UI copied by Apple's new iPad iBooks app, has decided to go free in celebratory protest. Gorgeous app, great public-domain content, so check it out. iBomber [iTunes link] is also free, though were not sure for how long. Georgia recommends it though, so give it ...

CTIA has challenged a petition for reconsideration from municipal planning authorities that ask the Federal Communications Commission to clarify its position on a 30-day tolling period related to the federal shot-clock on tower siting...

The Toronto District School Board decided to phase out Apple computers about 8% of the 63,000 machines used by some 250,000 kids in mid-November. It seems board members bought in to the idea that Macs are more expensive than PCs: The Apple computer in a large-scale network?their capabilities for automatically managing that many machines really

The carrier left the wireless industry trade group to protest the dominance of major wireless carriers like AT&T and Verizon.

Nokia says that talks to end a strike by some 1,200 staff at one of its Indian factories are still ongoing. The strike is affecting around 15% of the company's Indian workforce and is in protest at the suspension of 63 employees earlier this week. Click here for more.