TECHNOLOGY

Apple has raised the global shipment target for its iPhones for the first-quarter 2011 to 20-21 million units from 19 million units, according to a report from Digitimes.

A new start up company was launched last week to help entertainment, media, retail and manufacturing brands to find, filter, organize and display relevant social content to the right audience in real-time.

AT&T Inc. (T) said it is expanding its Wi-Fi access in New York around Times Square and introducing it in San Francisco, near the waterfront.

Hitachi Ltd and partner General Electric may struggle to hit a long-term orders target for nuclear power plants due to signs of waning demand in the United States, the president of Hitachi said.

Amazon.com Inc said sales of its Kindle e-reader were strong over the holiday season amid competition from devices such as Apple Inc's iPad, a computer tablet that also has e-reader capabilities.

The telecom service provider makes a documentary about the dangers of texting and driving.

Microchip designer Advanced Micro Devices said it would have a non-cash gain in the fiscal first quarter of 2011 related to the dilution of its equity interest in GlobalFoundries.

Amazon says tablets aren't cutting into sales of the Kindle.

The top apps for keeping your New Year's resolution.

India’s top three software services companies Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Infosys Technologies Ltd and Wipro Ltd are all set to award their employees promotions and reward them with bigger hikes and perks come 2011 to retain best talent amidst competition from their rivals.

Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry Co will buy a majority stake in a Hitachi Ltd display unit for about $1.2 billion, making it the world's top ranked maker of small and medium sized LCDs, the Nikkei newspaper said on Monday.

Toshiba Corp will overhaul its chip operations, outsourcing output of some system chips to Samsung Electronics and selling a production line to Sony Corp, as it reduces its non-memory chip exposure.

Toshiba Corp will overhaul its chip operations, outsourcing output of some system chips to Samsung Electronics and selling a production line to Sony Corp, as it reduces its non-memory chip exposure.

NORAD Tracks Santa, the annual Christmas tradition, is gaining popularity like never before. But did you know that the U.S. military department NORAD has been keeping a close eye on Santa's flight since 1955 and the idea was born in 1897?

Eight-year-old Juliana-Rose Hatcher had tracked Santa Claus all of Friday with the aid of NORAD's Santa hotline, before she got some unexpected help from Michelle Obama.

Google Inc has released a software that lets eager children locate the exact location of Santa Claus as he goes through Europe.

Ontario-based Alphabet Photography Inc. organized a Flash Mob on November 13th to thank its customer base but the video has gone viral with over 25.5 million views, according to the company.

Recent research says most online videos are linked from Google and Facebook.

Dutch navigation device maker TomTom expects more deals with car producers and will increase its workforce by about 14 percent next year as it seeks market share in Asia, its chief executive told a Dutch paper.

Software maker Microsoft has warned users of an Internet Explorer (IE) bug that could hack into computers and take control of unprotected computers.

Internet search engine Google has bought an 18-storeyed building in New York to accommodate more than its 2,000-strong workforce in the world’s financial capital.

Toshiba Corp will overhaul its chip operations, outsourcing output of some system chips to Samsung Electronics and selling a production line to Sony Corp, as it reduces its non-memory chip exposure.

Toshiba Corp will outsource production of some non-memory chips to Samsung Electronics Co, the South Korean electronics maker said, freeing up Toshiba's resources for its mainstay memory operations.

South Korean chipmaker Samsung Electronics Co Ltd and several companies that use its chips do not infringe two Spansion Inc flash memory chip patents, the International Trade Commission said on Thursday.

Tony Bates, the Skype CEO, says the 16.5 million of the company's 25 million users are back online.

According to the blog TorrentFreak, the most downloaded movie that wasn't pornography is Avatar.

The app can tell user's where there are open metered parking spaces and parking garages.

Apple TV and Roku looking at a million connected TV devices sold; Google TV not looking as promising.

Apple won't be including some of its most popular downloads on its MacBook App Store, set to debut in January.