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Investors wonder if Research In Motion Ltd., which reports quarterly results Thursday, can rebound from recently anemic performance due to falling sales of its BlackBerry device. RIM's turnaround is being led by Thorsten Heins, who took over as CEO in January.

Raspberry Pi's Linux-based Fedora operating system, which was developed primarily to encourage kids to code, looks potent enough to compete with Microsoft’s Windows 8 when it arrives. It is even powerful enough to handle everyday jobs which are done with word processing and spreadsheets.

With release of the new 4G-ready iPad earlier this month, Apple cold-shouldered Sprint, as it is yet to launch its own LTE network. Although many believe that Apple's upcoming iPhone with 4G LTE could indeed be a threat to Sprint, the Kansas-based operator seems least bothered about it. Read on to know why Sprint ignores the predicted debacle.

Google’s Android has become a treat for its users all over the planet.

One of baseball's storied franchises went for a record-shattering price, clearing the way for an end to the drama surrounding current owner Frank McCourt and his ex-wife.

“Rush” a new movie from Apollo 13 director Ron Howard slated to come out in 2013 might be the best racing movie since the 1971 Steve McQueen classics, “Le Mans,” and rumors are swirling that 2008 Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton may have a role in the film.

The justices pondered what else Congress could require Americans to buy if the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate is upheld as constitutional.

The rosy pink hue in your Starbucks Strawberry Frappuccino comes from a 'natural' dye that consists of crushed cochineal bugs, not delicious pieces of blended fruit.

French automaker PSA Peugeot Citroën S.A. will introduce a version of its popular 408 sedan in Russia this year, according to reports published Tuesday.

Skepticism seemed to inform numerous pointed comments from three of the court's four staunch conservatives as the justices spent a second day hearing a challenge to the Affordable Care Act.

Rio Tinto PLC said Tuesday it is mulling ways to sell off its diamond operations, as the world's third-largest mining company tries to divest mines it says may no longer fit its growth strategy.

The leak, which was detected over the weekend, has led to a cloud of explosive gas forming above the platform, forcing the evacuation of workers on nearby Shell installations.

Oslo courts have convicted Mullah Krekar, an Iraqi-born Islamist cleric, to five years in prison for posting online death threats against Kurdish immigrants and Norwegian officials.

Skittles and Arizona Iced Tea have become symbols in the most talked about news this year, the Trayvon Martin case, regarding a 17-year-old Florida teen who was shot and killed Feb. 26 returning from the store to buy candy and a drink. Thrust into the spotlight from critics who believe Skittles and Arizona Iced Tea have profited from the death of the teen since the case gained national attention, the companies finally spoke out addressing accusations of commercial gain.

The investment gives Mubadala Development Corp. a 5.63 percent equity interest in Eike Batista's U.S.-based Centennial Asset Brazilian Equity Fund, gaining exposure to the fast-growing Brazilian economy.

In a recent announcement, AT&T has surprised windows phone fans and confirmed the official availability of two most-awaited Windows smartphones, the Nokia Lumia 900 and the HTC Titan II. According to Bloomberg, the leading telecommunication services provider in wireless technology would be launching HTC Titan II 4G LTE windows phone along with the Nokia Lumia 900 on April 8 this year.

Sumitomo Metal Mining Co., Ltd. (TYO:5713), a major Japanese non-ferrous metal miner, said Tuesday it has discovered a new gold deposit containing about 40 metric tons of gold at its Pogo mine in Alaska.

Someone in Turkey thought that a good spokesperson for Biomen Men Shampoo would be Adolf Hitler. Obviously they were sorely mistaken. The commercial, which features Hitler saying that the product is for real men, has been met with a lot of outrage.

Apple's latest offering, the new iPad 3, has become the hottest-seller ever as compared to the other devices introduced by Apple so far. New iPad 3 is the first device to feature a high-resolution display to match the screen density of the iPhone 4 and it has enjoyed a bumper sale with over three million units sold, since its launch on March 16.

Samsung Galaxy S2, which is touted as the 'best Android phone', has become even more formidable after it got the Ice Cream Sandwich update earlier in the month. Meanwhile, HTC Vivid had a messed-up beginning with Verizon and suffered a host of battery issues, but has since been re-launched on the AT&T. It also left behind the HSPA+ reliance and shifted to LTE wireless support.

If rumors are to be believed, Samsung’s next smartphone, the eagerly anticipated Galaxy S3, could arrive as soon as this weekend, probably on March 30.

‘Assassin’s Creed 3’ is set to arrive on Oct. 30, 2012.

BioWare’s ‘Mass Effect 3’ has drawn flak over the weeks, mainly because of its alternate endings. Apart from that, there are a few glitches that have also raised questions among gamers and tech writers alike. But is it really fair to judge the game on the basis of those? Every game has its own problems and it is very difficult to find a perfect game without any glitches or technical issues. Although it can’t be denied that the flaws are endless, the game does manage to provide an addictive game...

After Apple's New iPad whirlwind, it's now the turn of iPhone 5 to create ripples in the tech market. The speculated features often range from likely to bizarre, but rumors regarding the release of the latest Apple smartphone are slowly yet strongly gaining traction. The latest speculation about the release of the purported iPhone 5 has it that Apple will unveil its fabled phone in either in June or in October.

A123 Systems Inc., the manufacturer of the Nanophosphate lithium iron phosphate batteries used in the Fiske Karma range extended electric car, will replace defective battery modules and packs at a total cost of $55 million, the company announced Friday.

Twitter has launched a small business advertising program, in partnership with American Express, that will help small-business owners engage with existing and potential customers over the social network.

Chevron Corp. (NYSE: CVX) the second largest U.S. oil company, will not be expelled from Brazil for pollution, a government official said.

BMW AG will recall 1.3 million BMW 5 and 6 series cars built between 2003 and 2010 for improperly mounted battery cable covers.

March auto sales are expected to reach their highest levels since 2007, driven by increased consumer confidence, inventory levels, demand for fuel-efficient cars and redesigns of popular models like the Toyota Camry and Honda Civic, according to recent industry reports.