Rallying Against SOPA, Yang Resigns from Yahoo, and Apple vs. Samsung

By IDG News Service, PCWorld Jan 20, 2012 3:50 PM

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On World Tech Update this week, protestors rally against SOPA and PIPA, Yahoo's Yang resigns, Sony teases a universal remote gadget, the heated battle between Apple and Samsung rages on, the AR Drone 2 gets easier to fly, and a small company makes a big splash at CES.

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