TECHNOLOGY

The 10-inch tablet has already turned many heads as battle for control of the table market heats up. Surprisingly, the tablet will not come with Adobe Flash support at launch.

A purported threat from the hacker group Anonymous against the Westboro Baptist Church has them trading barbs and threats.

The Smithsonian American Art Museum will feature the evolution of video games as an art form.

Motorola's Xoom Tablets are available for pre-order at Best Buy for $800. Customers can place preorders now and can pick up the product on Feb.24 in Best Buy stores.

Russia’s leading search engine Yandex is set to raise $1 billion through an initial public offering on the NASDAQ stock exchange.

Google is said to be overhauling its Chrome browser that could see the axing of its URL bar and support for multiple user profiles.

Sony Computer Entertainment America won a preliminary injunction against a hacker who publicized a method for allowing Playstation 3 consoles to install non-Sony operating systems. But others might still tinker with their machines.

Apple has stopped selling MacBook Pro until Thursday as its online store states that MacBook Pro's will ship in 3-5 business days, giving credence to reports which say MacBook Pro lineup is due for a refresh.

Apple is said to launch a new high-speed connection technology for its Mac product lines and possibly for iPad 2 models.

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Though formerly dependent on entry-level feature phones, Chinese companies like ZTE and Huawei are moving towards establishing their own brands.

On the fall of UberTwitter, a popular phone application, SocialScope, the multi social network client for BlackBerry and other mobile phones, is quickly gaining mileage.

Reality TV, Facebook, Twitter, paid-for plastic bags were ranked among the Top 10 worst innovations of the decade by Britons in a survey.

In support of gay and lesbian couples across the globe, Facebook has added extra options to 'relationship statuses: 'In a Civil Union' and 'In a Domestic Partnership'.

Twitter third party app UberMedia said they are complying with Twitter's rules and changing their name.

After his meeting with tech executives, President Obama headed up the road to Oregon to visit Intel and talk innovation.

The months of negotiations between TerreStar Networks and its creditors may well have been for nothing, as EchoStar has pulled out of an agreement to backstop the company's bankruptcy plan.

While most are against Apple's new subscription policy, a few have spoken out in favor of it.

Jobs's appearance comes a day after dubious reports on the Apple's CEO's health.

ESPN.com columnist Bill Simmons announced Friday details of a new website he is launching as well as some of the staff members being added.

Even with sales shrinking, one analyst sees the video game industry turning the corner this year.

A recent set of tests show that AT&T really is the faster iPhone network, but Verizon is slightly more reliable.

The Chinese manufacturer says its LePad tablet will reach foreign shores in June.

Apple has already secured 60 percent of the world’s touch-screen panels in 2011, a move that could make its competitors such as RIM and HP struggle in obtaining touch-screen panels for their devices, said a media report.

With upgrades to their respective search functionalities, Microsoft and Google are placing Facebook at the center of the search engine competition.

A recent survey says the growing demand of security professionals is outpacing the supply.

Eben Moglen, professor of law and legal history, is reportedly trying to rebuild the Internet in a way that will make it impossible for governments or corporate authorities to restrict its use and access.

The NTIA released a map that shows broadband access across the United States. Despite growth, the digital divide is still very much in place.

Comments from Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha suggest that Google may be on the verge of launching its competitor to iTunes.