Earlier this year, a massive hack that affected hundreds of companies shocked the tech world. Now, several months later, the full scale of the attack is finally being revealed.

It looks like the ten-year partnership between Sony and Ericsson is finally over, as Sony is purchasing their subsidiary for $1.475 billion dollars.

Facebook is currently in the process of building a "town" on the Arctic Circle to support all of its computer servers, which would use as much electricity as a city of 50,000 people.

Last night, Klout updated their score algorithm, announcing the new changes in a blog post. The change caused a drastic drop in the scores of many of its users.

On par with the negative economic news being released by other tech companies, LG has posted a dismal earnings report for Q3 of 2011.

After a dismal year of sales, analysts are expecting Nintendo to announce greater-than-expected losses tomorrow.

Today, Netflix announced that they've lost over 800,000 subscribers in the past quarter, and that they expect to lose even more before the end of the year.

Microsoft has recognized the growing importance of Klout, which is why they're giving influential Klout users a free Windows Phone.

Google is doing some housekeeping, which means they're planning on shutting down several of their existing services.

As Blackberry users in Europe, Latin America, Asia and Africa are reaching their third day of outages, the USA and Canada are finally feeling the impact.