TECHNOLOGY

Data breaches are costing companies $7.2 million per year according to a study from Symantec.

The postal services of Denmark and Sweden plan to let people mailing letters pay using text messages from mobile phones.

A comparison between Apple iPad 2 and LG's Android 3.0-based 3D capablet tablet G-Slate.

Congress is preparing to pass the first major changes to patent law in more than a half a century, but some experts say it may not make much difference in the spate of technology company lawsuits.

Consumers using Wi-Fi at home tend to lose an average of 30 percent of download speed and face an increase in latency of 10-20 percent, according to a new study from research firm Epitiro.

HP's strategy to create an ecosystem of apps and devices around its WebOS platform gathered steam, as CEO Leo Apotheker announced that from 2012 every PC shipped out of HP will have WebOS installed in it, apart from Microsoft Windows.

AOL Inc is cutting several hundred jobs in India, two sources familiar with the matter said on Thursday.

Sony Pictures may become the second movie giant to embrace the social networking site Facebook in the ongoing war between the Hollywood film industry and the video rental service Netflix.

Microsoft's Kinect sensor systems sold ten million units since their launch in November to grab the Guinness world record for the fastest selling consumer electronics device.

Leslie Valiant, professor of computer science and applied mathematics at Harvard's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, has received the 2010 A.M. Turing Award from the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) for his contributions to the theory of computation.

Samsung Electronics Co appears to be looking to lure engineers from Nokia, as the Finnish firm plans to abandon its own Symbian platform in a bold move to revive its struggling smartphone business.

Apple has posted fourteen promotional videos of the upcoming iPad 2 on its product website escalating the already high anticipation levels in the tech world.

Flat-screen maker LG Display said on Thursday it was in talks to provide 3D TV panels to Sony Corp, as it seeks to muster allies amid an intensifying feud over the 3D market with bigger rival Samsung.

A shareholder-advisory group has accused Hewlett-Packard Co directors, including the computer maker's recently appointed Chief Executive Leo Apotheker, of breaking company rules by naming new board members with ties to the CEO, Bloomberg said.

Microsoft Corp said on Wednesday it has sold more than 10 million Kinect motion-sensing game system units worldwide in just over four months, making it the fastest-selling consumer device on record.

Basketball and baseball fans can now use Apple TV to watch game broadcasts.

Services from RIM and Microsoft aim to strip away Apple's digital music dominance.

A look at the upcoming rumored iPhone 5.

Microsoft is set to officially launch IE9 at SXSW in Austin, Texas next week.

The update adds iTunes network streaming, personal hotspots, and Safari performance boosts.

The Notion Ink’s Adam tablet, the sleeping giant facing many issues relating to supply is still an iPad 2 killer waiting in the corner.

Germany's Daimler and Britain's Rolls-Royce look set to raise their offer for Tognum after the industrial engine maker dismissed a joint 3.2 billion euro ($4.4 billion) bid as too low.

Starting next year, HP will bring its mobile OS to its consumer computers.

The U.S. Senate voted overwhelmingly on Tuesday to overhaul U.S. patent laws, approving a measure aimed at chipping away at a huge backlog of patent applications and offering alternatives to expensive litigation.

China's wary government is a world champion in internet censorship, but Communist Party leaders now want to master the trickier feat of actively shaping online opinion.

Nokia Oyj reinforced its commitment to its legacy Symbian platform on Wednesday, easing concerns it could face an awkward gap until the launch of new products under its planned Microsoft venture.

China's wary government is a world champion in internet censorship, but Communist Party leaders now want to master the trickier feat of actively shaping online opinion.

Nokia Oyj reinforced its commitment to its legacy Symbian smartphone platform on Wednesday, sending its shares higher.

The company is looking to create supercomputers with 1,000 times more power than today's machines.