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AT&T mulls cheaper data plans for phones

AT&T Inc is considering offering cheaper data service plans with limited Web surfing for advanced cell phones including Apple Inc's iPhone.

Sprint to sell Palm Pre for $200 after rebate

Sprint Nextel Corp said it will sell Palm Inc's long-awaited Pre smartphone starting on June 6 for $199.99 with a two-year service agreement, in line with Apple Inc's iPhone price.

AT&T mulls cheaper plans for iPhone

AT&T Inc is considering offering cheaper data service plans with limited Web surfing for advanced cellphones including Apple Inc's iPhone.

Wal-mart steps up consumer electronics push

Wal-Mart Stores Inc said on Tuesday it is expanding its assortment of hot electronics, like Blu-ray DVD players and high-definition TVs, and freshening the look of its 3,500 U.S. electronics departments as the retailer seeks to grab market share.

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Nvidia CEO says demand growing nicely

Nvidia Corp Chief Executive Jen-Hsun Huang said the downturn in chip demand appears to have bottomed out and is now growing nicely.

Japan Tech Earnings Round Up

Nine major Japanese electronics companies gave the financial report for FY 2008 by May 15, and all but Mitsubishi Electric Corporation reported loss.

Marvell: 1 in 2 phones will soon be smartphones

Marvell Technology Group Ltd Chief Executive Sehat Sutardja said he expects multimedia-enabled smartphones to account for at least 50 percent of all cell phones in the next three to four years, and grow even more popular in the following years.

Nvidia upbeat on demand, graphics computing

Nvidia said market demand for video chips has bottomed out and expects to ride strong sales when Microsoft releases its next-generation operating system, Windows 7.

Report: Palm Pre due out first week of June

Palm Pre fans now have some good news to rejoice about. Sprint Nextel will launch the Palm Pre in the first week of June, according to a report in the New York Times.

AT&T mulls $20 iPhone data plan: Report

AT&T Corp. is considering to launch a cheaper data plan for its popular iPhone handset, according to a report over the weekend.

Mobile chip firms see better second quarter

The wireless chip firms ARM and ST-Ericsson said they expect market to improve in the second quarter, helped by clients restocking, but said the rest of 2009 looked uncertain.

Nokia unveils its cheapest 3G phone

Nokia unveiled three new cell phone models on Monday, including the cheapest 3G phone to date from the world's top handset maker.

Samsung bets on LCD TVs despite downturn

Samsung Electronics, the world's top TV brand, aims to outperform the overall flat-panel television market's growth this year, thanks in part to its newly launched LED models, a senior official said.

Asian consumers go back to basics in downturn

Forget about bells and whistles. Asians have gone back to basics in the economic slowdown and are opting for no-frills, lower-priced products rather than brand names and items with fancy features that rarely get used.

Wal-Mart targets electronics customers: report

Wal-Mart Stores Inc is revamping the electronics departments in its stores to attract customers who previously shopped at the now defunct Circuit City Stores Inc, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Microsoft unveils a new 'Laptop Hunter' ad

Yet another “Laptop Hunter” ad from Microsoft has been rolled out that attacks Apple on its higher-end price tag.

Toshiba sues Imation, others over DVD patents

Japan's Toshiba Corp said it sued Imation Corp and several recordable DVD manufacturers and distributors, claiming they are infringing on its patents.

Panasonic posts record loss, sees tough year

Japanese electronics maker Panasonic Corp forecast a bigger-than-expected annual loss after booking a record quarter of red ink battered by weak demand, price falls and hefty restructuring costs.

Panasonic posts record Q4 loss, sees tough year

Japanese electronics maker Panasonic Corp forecast a bigger-than-expected annual loss after booking a record quarter of red ink battered by weak demand, price falls and restructuring costs.

Panasonic posts annual loss, sees another tough year

Panasonic Corp reported an annual net loss on Friday, battered by weak demand, price falls and restructuring costs, and the Japanese electronics maker forecast a bigger-than-expected loss this year.

Sony shares rise after forecasts of smaller loss

Shares in Sony Corp gained 5 percent on Friday after the Japanese electronics maker forecast a smaller loss than expected for this year, showing it was making progress in its restructuring.

Sony eyes frail recovery

Sony Corp forecast a second straight year of losses as the global recession batters demand for consumer electronics but the Japanese company stopped short of taking any new aggressive steps to cut costs further.

Konica Minolta to expand LCD film offerings

Japan's Konica Minolta Holdings said on Thursday it planned to expand its range of high-tech film for LCD panels in a move to broaden its customer base.

Sony sees second straight loss, eyes frail recovery

Sony reports loss, sees another year of red ink

Sony Corp reported a second straight quarterly loss hurt by a firmer yen, sluggish sales and restructuring costs, and it projected another year of red ink during which it will close eight factories worldwide.

Sony reports fourth-quarter loss, sees another year of red ink

Sony Corp reported a second straight quarterly loss hurt by a firmer yen, sluggish sales and restructuring costs, and it forecast a smaller-than-expected annual loss for the year ahead.