Alleged documentation from Microsoft says the Xbox 720 console will feature install-only games and an always-on connection.
Business networking site LinkedIn was down on Wednesday morning, with the company telling its users to "sit tight" as its team needed to "clean things up."
The Justice Department and SEC are investigating Microsoft on possible violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
A top Samsung executive panned the Microsoft Surface, adding that Windows 8 is not stemming the tide for weakening PC sales.
Microsoft is backing a Mass. bill that would prohibit the use of student data for commercial purposes. The bill could affect Google, too.
Microsoft is set to pay a nearly $750 million fine to the European Union after Google rattled them out.
Microsoft didn't make it easy for its EU Windows customers to use other Web browsers as it had promised. Now, the EU is making it pay millions.
A market survey suggests game console developers will have an even harder time selling their next-generation hardware than originally thought.
Sony has sold its Tokyo-based Sony City Osaki building in an effort to cut costs and reconfigure its assets.
Microsoft's Xbox720 has a rumored April release.
Investors will get a good read on economic conditions via a slew of quarterly earnings reports by big-name retailers this week.
The Hewlett-Packard Co. will re-enter the consumer tablet market this spring with its $169 HP Slate 7, the company announced Sunday.
After Sony's event introducing the PS4 on Wednesday, how can Microsoft beat Sony's new device?
Google is poised to unleash the first touch-screen laptop controlled by its Chrome operating system later this year.
On Wednesday night, Sony held a massive event in New York to announce their upcoming gaming console, the PlayStation 4. It’s an impressive-looking machine, but how will it stack up to other next-gen consoles?
Apple released iOS 6.1.2 firmware update Tuesday, bringing the fix for the annoying Exchange calendar bug that has created a lot of furor among the users in the last few weeks.
Microsoft has stepped up its attacks on Google in a series of commercials criticizing the company for scanning Gmail users' messages.
Microsoft has threatened potential pirates with "consoles bans" if they partake in a leak of its upcoming video game, "Gears of War: Judgement."
In a job posting, Microsoft indicated that the company was searching for developer for Windows Blue and Windows Phone Blue, two as-of-yet unannounced products.
Google Inc. reportedly plans to open a chain of self-branded retail stores in the U.S. before the end of this year.
One of the co-founders of the Xbox console slammed his former employer in a blog post this week, saying that the major console developers have all but doomed themselves to failure in the next hardware generation.
GameStop said it conducted a survey showing that as many as three out of every five customers said they would not buy a system that blocked the use of pre-owned games.
