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iPhone 5 Release & Rumors: 3 Ways 'Liquid Metal' Technology Could Transform Design

There's a new addition to the iPhone 5 rumor mill and this one comes with a twist: Liquidmetal.

Apps become key to mobile advertising: report

Ads within smartphone applications such as the popular puzzle game Angry Birds are turning into a key driver for mobile advertising, as apps become the main distribution method for media on mobile phones, according to a report.

'Diablo 3' Release Date Nears: Beta Giveaway Launches, Will This Mean More Bugs?

Fans itching to play the upcoming “Diablo 3” will be getting a sneak preview this weekend. Any player with a valid Battle.net account will be able to download the “Diablo 3” client. Blizzard announced that it will be conducting a three-day “stress test” of the game, building up to its official launch on May 15th. The weekend beta event launched on April 20th at 12 p.m. and will continue through April 23rd at 10 a.m.

'IPad Mini' Release Date & Rumors 2012: New Concept Design From Federico Ciccarese [PHOTOS]

The idea of an 'iPad Mini' has set Apple enthusiasts abuzz with rumors and release dates circulating the Web, taking heat off the highly anticipated iPhone 5 launch.

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Microsoft rises as better PC sales boost profit

Shares of Microsoft Corp rose more than 5 percent on Friday after the world's largest software maker reported a quarterly profit that beat Wall Street forecasts on better-than-expected sales of personal computers.

SanDisk shares fall as chip glut hurts prices

Flash memory chipmaker SanDisk Corp's shares fell 15 percent on Friday after the company warned that a glut in the memory chip market will hurt prices for the rest of the year.

Nokia loses IPCom patent case in German court

Nokia lost a court case on Friday after a regional court in Mannheim, Germany, found the Finnish mobile phone company had violated patents belonging to German patent firm IPCom.

Apple announces 500 new jobs in Ireland

Apple is to hire 500 people in Ireland in the latest boost to the indebted euro zone country's multinational sector, one of the few bright spots in a struggling economy.

Olympus eyes fresh start, ex-CEO mulls legal threat

Shareholders of Olympus Corp <7733.T> approved a new board on Friday, hoping for a fresh start at the camera and medical device maker that hid $1.7 billion of investment losses in Japan's biggest corporate scandal in decades.

Anontune: Hacker Group Anonymous To Create New Social Music Platform [Videos]

A small group of coders, who claimed to be part of Anonymous, is working on a new social media platform named Anontune, with an ambitious goal to create a service that could seamlessly pull together songs that are streamed from all around the Internet.

Olympus gets new board, ex-CEO warns of legal threat

Shareholders of Olympus Corp <7733.T> voted in a new board on Friday but the firm's British ex-CEO, whose dismissal six months ago unveiled the biggest scandal in corporate Japan for decades, threatened to have the result annulled.

With new board, Olympus looks to draw a line under scandal

Peering from a hotel window 50 floors above Japan's bustling capital, Michael Woodford eyes the Olympus Corp building where he was fired six months ago. To the right, he sees the flat he had to quit that day before he was told to take a bus to the airport.

Verizon eyes Microsoft push, Windows phones for holidays

Verizon Wireless plans to put its marketing weight behind Microsoft Corp's next mobile phone software to help develop a strong competitor to Apple Inc and Google Inc, according to the chief financial officer of Verizon Communications.

SanDisk sees pricing pressure hurting second-quarter

SanDisk Corp said the glut in the memory chips market will continue to hurt prices for the rest of the year, sounding its second revenue warning in as many quarters.

'Skyrim' DLC Release Date: What 'Dawnguard' Could Mean For The Upcoming Content, Return To Oblivion?

‘Skyrim’ DLC Release Date: What Will ‘Dawnguard’ Mean For The Upcoming Content, Return To Oblivion?

Fans of Bethesda’s newest addition to the “Elder Scrolls” series “Skyrim” have been anticipating a downloadable content package since the game’s November release. Although the never-ending game offers many side missions and quests to explore in addition to the main objective, for many players the story has just begun.

RIM's hiring of banker wouldn't signal sale: source

If Research In Motion Ltd were to hire an investment bank it would be to help it license its BlackBerry software or to negotiate a strategic investment, not to help it sell the company, a source close to RIM said on Thursday.

YouTube Upgrades Audio Editing Tools: 150K Licensed Tracks, Volume Level Adjustments

In the latest update to the website, YouTube is rolling out new audio editing tools that will make it easier for uploaders to layer several audio tracks on top of one another.

Analysis: Best Buy not a good buy to value investors

In an ideal world, Best Buy would be a value investor's dream come true. But in the real world of transparency and retailing twists and turns, it just isn't.

GlaxoSmithKline pounces on Human Genome with $2.6 billion bid

Human Genome Sciences has rejected an unsolicited bid worth around $2.6 billion from long-time partner GlaxoSmithKline, marking a new takeover battle in a drugs sector swept by M&A activity recently.

Verizon Wireless data revenue growth impresses

Verizon Communications Inc posted first-quarter earnings and revenue that beat Wall Street expectations as customers increased their spending on services such as wireless data, sending its shares 1.6 percent higher.

Apple, Google, Intel fail to dismiss staff-poaching lawsuit

Apple Inc, Google Inc, Intel Corp and four other technology companies were ordered by a judge to face an antitrust lawsuit claiming they illegally conspired not to poach each other's employees.

Samsung Galaxy S3 Release Date Nears: 12MP Camera Spec Rumor Leaked From Brazil

With less than two weeks to go until the anticipated Samsung Galaxy S3 release date, rumors and 'leaked' photos continue to flood the web, the latest installment: A 12MP camera.

Apple, Google fail to dismiss staff-poaching lawsuit

Apple Inc, Google Inc, Intel Corp and four other technology companies were ordered by a judge to face an antitrust lawsuit claiming they illegally agreed not to poach each other's employees.

'Draw Something' Adds Undo, Sharing Functions, Photo-Capturing Functions

Draw Something wouldn't be a proper Zynga property if it didn't optimize the viral nature of the game through social network sharing features. Thanks to a recent update, Draw Something has added that sharing feature in addition to chat and photo-capturing capabilities.

iOS 5.1 Untethered Jailbreak: Pod2g Announces Significant Progress, All Exploits Required For New Jailbreak Found

It seems the jailbreakers are back to work once again in an effort to find an untethered jailbreak for iOS 5.1. French iOS hacker Pod2g took to his Twitter account on Wednesday and announced that he and his team are now in possession of all the required exploits to start working on a new jailbreak.

Nokia promises more cost cuts after Q1 loss

Struggling Finnish cellphone maker Nokia promised more, substantial cost cuts and said its sales chief was leaving after reporting a slightly bigger than expected first-quarter loss.

HP to build printer factory in China: report

Hewlett Packard Co, the largest U.S. technology company by revenue, agreed to build a printer factory in the southwestern Chinese city of Chongqing, China Daily reported.

Analysis: Apple results loom large for tech - and the market

When Apple's shares fall, is Wall Street's entire performance at risk?

Top U.S. colleges to offer free classes online

Five prestigious U.S. universities will create free online courses for students worldwide through a new, interactive education platform dubbed Coursera, the founders announced Wednesday.

Nokia under pressure to show turnaround plan

Nokia's Chief Executive Stephen Elop will be under pressure on Thursday to convince investors the Finnish mobile phone company is still capable of a turnaround, after last week warning markets it expects to post losses for the first six months of 2012.

HTC One X AT&T Release Date Revealed: When, How to Pre-Order Android ICS Phone

AT&T had finally announced that the release date for the HTC One X Android phone is May 6 and will be available for $199.99 on a two-year contract.

Solar Impulse Airplane Test Flight [PHOTOS]

The Solar Impulse prototype solar aiplane has been developed by Swiss engineers. It is has the 193-foot wingspan, about the width of a standard jetliner, but weighs no more than an average car. Placed on top of its wings are about 12,000 solar panels, which provides the aircraft with a renewable energy source.

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