Manikandan Raman

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.

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

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

Cumulus Media Inc. confirmed it is in exclusive talks to buy Citadel Broadcasting Corp for $37 a share in cash and stock, valuing the company in excess of $2 billion.

Miguel Cabrera, a baseball player for the Detroit Tigers, may not report on time today for the start of spring training, following his arrest late Wednesday on suspicion of drunken driving in Florida.

Microsoft said its release candidate (RC) of Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) have hit 2 million downloads, just few days after its launch.

Apple has released its latest Digital Camera RAW Compatibility Update 3.6 that offers support to six camera models of Panasonic, Canon, Olympus and Pentax.

Does the unemployment rate is really improving as the US labor force participation rate has been trending downward since 2000?

BMO Capital Markets increased its fiscal 2012 profit forecast for Dell, Inc., a day after the PC maker reported strong quarterly results.

Samsung is said to have ordered millions of Nvidia's Tegra line of chips for its latest 10.1-inch Galaxy Tab that will run on Android 3.0 operating system, popularly known as Honeycomb.

Software giant Microsoft launched the release candidate of Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) with enhanced privacy features.

The deal with Nokia is significant for Microsoft, which is trying hard to capture smartphone market share from the likes of iOS and Android.

It is official. Nokia will be adopting Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 as its new smartphone operating system (OS), a move that could be the beginning of a new era for the Finnish mobile giant.

Following is the full text of an open letter published by Nokia Chief Executive Stephen Elop, and Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer.

Adobe launched its Flash Player 10.2 for Windows, Mac, and Linux and features a new technology called stage video.

Micro blogging giant Twitter is said to have held low level acquisition talks with Google Inc. and Facebook.

Micro blogging giant Twitter is said to have held low level acquisition talks with Google Inc. (Nasdaq: GOOG) and Facebook.

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

American International Group, Inc. said it expects to record a $4.1 billion charge in the fourth quarter to boost the loss reserves in its Chartis property and casualty insurance subsidiaries.

Toyota vehicles didn't have any electronic flaws that were earlier blamed to have caused sudden acceleration in its vehicles, according to a report from the U.S. Department of Transportation.

Automaker Toyota Motor Corp. reported a 39 percent fall in its third quarter profit, hurt by slower domestic sales and a strong yen.

Qualcomm could be the major beneficiary if Nokia shifts its smartphone operating system strategy.

Amazon.com unveiled its list of the Top 20 Romantic Cities in America.

ThinkEquity has downgraded Nvidia, a graphics chip maker, to hold from buy, on valuation metrics.

Benchmark Capital said the sale of retailer Big Lots (NYSE: BIG) appears possible and private equity buyers could target the company, after Bloomberg reported that Big Lots is exploring strategic options.

ThinkEquity said it has added Altera to the Think Fast list, which predicts stocks that are expected to see a near-term upside.

Nokia's widely speculated transition to a new operating system would benefit rival Research In Motion as it provides an opportunity to expand in international markets.

Market analysts speculate that Nokia would eventually join the Google's Android or Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 ecosystem.

Microsoft said it would release 12 security patches and software updates to fix 22 bugs in Microsoft Windows, Internet Explorer, Office, Visual Studio, and IIS.