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HP is about to release their new webOS tablet known as HP TouchPad, a 9.7-inch form factor to catch up with the other tablets like Apple iPad.

LulzSec may have revealed an Apple mystery much before it actually came into being.

If the ongoing rumors are to be believed, HP is set to bring a rival for Apple iPad 2. The company is set to unveil a smaller TouchPad tablet with a 7 inch screen.

A Chinese-language commercial Times quoted Dan Heyler, a semiconductor analyst with Merrill Lynch in Taipei hinting the upcoming arrival of iPhone 6 in 2012.

Barclays Capital has addressed the reasons it believes shares of Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) have underperformed the sector since February. Apple stock has fallen 3.82 percent between February 1 and June 24.

Apple iPad may be the king of the tablet jungle at the moment but rivals are breathing down its neck.

Apple has been the big dog on the tablet block, practically defining the industry with the release of its iPad, and while Android is fast on its tale, a third player, HP is hoping to make a dent with a drastically different approach.

George Hotz, well-known iPhone and Sony PS3 hacker, is following in the footsteps of many other celebrated hackers who got hired by technology giants. Hotz, also known as GeoHotz, has joined Facebook and is said to be involved in product development. Hotz's Facebook page says he has been a software engineer at Facebook since May 9. Earlier, Facebook profile hacker Chris Putnam, iOS hacker Peter Hajas, Twitter hacker Michael Mooney, and Ashley Towns, the creator of the first ever iPhone worm,...

Skype will soon release an app for the iPad 2. Skype has been testing the product extensively for months.

Apple revealed more information on Friday about its iCloud service. Among the details released is that iCloud will be accessible by the Web and not limited to the iPhone or iPad.

Wells Fargo won't let employees plug personal smartphones into the bank's IT system. The bank issues Blackberry's not iPhones to many employees for company work.

Apple is now suing Samsung in South Korea, the electronics company's home base.

Rumor mills have had the sway over iPhone 5 news and there have been umpteen reports endorsing as well as discounting the chances of the new iPhone being released by Apple in September. However, a Bloomberg report has quoted two sources, who are familiar with the product, as saying that iPhone 5 will be unveiled in September and that it will have a smarter chip and a better camera, among a host of other bells and whistles.

Apple Inc. has filed a patent suit with a court in South Korea, claiming Samsung Electronics copied its intellectual property, the latest in the companies' legal tussle over their best-selling smartphone and tablet devices.

Tablet alternatives offered by major global brands in China, Taiwan and South Korea are posing a threat to Apple's iconic iPad in terms of features as well as price.

Theories abound as to what Apple is packing into its next generation smartphone and more importantly, when will it come out. Some of these theories make sense, but some are completely off the wall. If you get a kick musing over every speculative tidbit that arises about what's next, this article isn't for you.

Apple's next generation iPhone, dubbed iPhone 5, which is expected to feature a radical new design, and boast of major hardware and software changes, could rule the smartphone jungle but it faces a powerful adversary in Google Nexus 4G.

Viacom Inc sued Cablevision Systems Corp to halt what it called the unauthorized streaming of its programing on devices such as Apple Inc's iPad.

Apple aims to be the global distribution source worldwide.

Apple is planning on two new iPhone smartphones for a September release, a development that should have rival Android concerned, analysts contend.

Leading analyst says Apple TV is on the way