TECHNOLOGY

Company introduces two new smartphones on the new WebOS operating system.

Defense contractor Northrop Grumman Corp reported a higher-than-expected quarterly profit aided by lower pension expenses.

China, Japan and South Korea are dominating growth in international patent filings in a dramatic demonstration of the shift of scientific and economic power to northeast Asia, figures released on Wednesday showed.

Nokia has ditched plans for a new smartphone and compared the company's plight to an oil platform on fire just days ahead of a key strategy presentation, according to industry sources.

France's second-biggest mobile operator SFR said on Wednesday its parent Vivendi was in contact with Vodafone regarding the acquisition of the British operator's 44 percent stake in SFR.

Apple has begun to make a new version of its iPad tablet computer with a front-facing camera and faster processor, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.

After spooking the market for two quarters with cautious forecasts, Cisco Systems Inc must do more than meet or modestly beat analysts' forecasts to win back investor confidence.

The antenna problems that plagued the iPhone 4 when it was exclusive to AT&T are appearing again on Verizon's version.

Hewlett-Packard is expected to launch two Palm Web OS-based Tablets today at a company event in San Francisco.

Dissident blogger Yoani Sanchez said on Tuesday the Cuban government apparently has unblocked access to her blog, which had been off limits on the island's Internet since 2008.

Nokia CEO Stephen Elop trashes Symbian and says company is far behind Apple and Android.

Nokia has ditched plans for a new smartphone and compared the company's plight to an oil platform on fire just days ahead of a key strategy presentation, according to industry sources.

Billionaire Carlos Slim's America Movil, one of the world's biggest telecommunications firms, sees growth in new mobile subscribers slowing by around a third in 2011 due to the saturation of Latin America's markets.

Two top executives are leaving Advanced Micro Devices following the board's unexpected removal of the chipmaker's CEO last month.

The Confession app takes doing penance to the world of digital mobile technology. .

The Federal Communications Commission has proposed changes in the Universal Service Fund, in a bid to improve rural broadband services.

It's the $1.2 billion question: What is Hewlett-Packard's new Palm unit cooking up for tablet computers?

LG, Sony are indulging in patent wars over PS3

Just days after DICE formally confirmed the 2011 fall release of Battlefield 3, the media is abuzz with reports on new leaked details and speculations.

The Foundation invests $2 million in educational technology company Inigral Inc. in order to fund the development and marketing of Schools App - the Company's education-focused social media technology product

The University of Cincinnati (UC) and industry researchers reviewed the technologies that will bring devices including: rollable iPads, e-readers and virtually indestructible e-sheets.

Google-owned YouTube is now facing a potential threat from Twitter media sharing site, TwitPic, as the startup on Tuesday announced the launch of video support.

Cassidian, the defence and security division of the European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company (EADS), opened India’s first defense-oriented engineering center in Bengaluru on Tuesday, expecting to create jobs for over 20,000 Indian engineers in the coming years.

U.S. communications regulators proposed new rules on Tuesday that they say will help bring broadband to all of rural America.

Company does a refresh on its laptop and desktop lines while giving out minor details on a new Windows tablet.

The iPhone 4's transition to the Verizon network came quite a few changes, some of which point to the direction Apple may be aiming to go with both the iPad 2 and iPhone 5.

The number of victims of identity theft dropped by more than a quarter in the U.S. last year, the largest annual fall on record, but individual victims lost more money on average than ever before.

A group of bond holders is seeking to derail the $1.1 billion bid for DBSD North America by DISH Network, citing the risk that DISH will walk away from the deal.

Intel resumes shipping the Cougar Point chipset, a mere week after announcing a flaw in the design would cause delays.