Sean Parker Says The Social Network is a complete work of fiction
Sean Parker, who was the former president of social network giant Facebook, said the recent movie The Social Network was great, but called it as a complete work of fiction.
Fitness Pioneer Jack LaLanne Dies at 96
Fitness guru Jack LaLanne breathed his last on Jan.23 at his California residence due to respiratory failure caused from pneumonia. He was 96.
Will Eric Schmidt Become Apple CEO?
As the market will be concerned in the near-term with the management shuffle, an analyst at Jefferies hinted at a possibility that Eric Schmidt could become the Chief Executive of Apple.
GE Q4 Profit Rises 52 Pct, Tops Street
GE reported 52 percent growth in its quarterly profit that blew past estimates on growth in Technology Infrastructure and NBC Universal Businesses and lower costs
AMD Profit View Lowered at FBR
FBR Capital Markets lowered its 2011 profit view of Advanced Micro Devices, after the company ousted its Chief Executive Dirk Meyer.
Apple Said to Double iPad 2 Resolution
Apple could increase the resolution of its next-generation iPad (iPad 2) in a move that would put Apple far ahead from the reach of its competitors.
HP To Launch Another Probe Into Hurd's Departure
PC giant Hewlett-Packard Co (HPQ) is preparing to launch another probe into the circumstances that led to the departure of former Chief Executive Mark Hurd, according to a recent court filing.
NASA Replaces Injured Astronaut With Steve Bowen for Feb.24 Shuttle Launch
NASA said astronaut Steve Bowen would replace lead spacewalker Tim Kopra for the next space shuttle mission planned for launch on Feb. 24.
Amazon to Buy Lovefilm Amid Netflix Expansion
Amazon.com said it agreed to acquire the remaining shares in DVD rental firm Lovefilm International Limited. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Glasses-Free Nintendo3DS Launching on March 27
Nintendo, one of the leading video game companies in the world, said it will launch its glasses-free portable 3D gaming console -- Nintendo 3DS - in U.S. on March 27.
Verizon Estimates Raised Amid iPhone 4 Launch
RBC Capital Markets has adjusted its 2011 estimates of carrier Verizon to account for the iPhone 4 launch in early February 2011.
Amazon Releases Elastic Beanstalk for Developers
Amazon Web Services LLC, an Amazon.com company, launched AWS Elastic Beanstalk for Java developers.
iOS Vs. Android: iOS Users Get Software Upgrades Faster Than Android
The battle between Apples' iOS and Google's Android operating systems saw another development after being found that many of the Android users are still using older versions compared to Apple users.
Roche says new drug helps advanced skin cancer patients live longer
Swiss drug maker Roche said its investigational drug for advanced skin cancer - RG7204 - showed significant survival benefit in a late stage study.
Buy Apple Before Stock Bounces Back
As Apple shares are plunging due to Steve Jobs' renewed health concerns, some Street analysts think it is a good buying opportunity to accumulate shares.
Google tops paid search ad rankings
Google continued to outpace Yahoo-Bing alliance in capturing dollars spend on search advertising, according to the latest report from SearchIgnite.
Plastic Logic Gets $700 Mln Funding From Rusnano
Rusnano will invest $700 million in British Plastic technology firm Plastic Logic to produce basic plastic computer components in Russia.
Sandisk Unveils SDHC Card with Write Speeds of Up To 45 MB/sec
Sandisk launched SanDisk Extreme Pro SDHC UHS-I card that offers read/ write speeds of up to 45 MB/sec.
Steve Jobs Takes Medical Leave
Steve Jobs, the CEO of Apple Inc. (AAPL), has taken medical leave to focus on his health. In his absence, Chief Operating Officer Tim Cook will be responsible for day to day operations.
Golden Globe Awards: 'Social Network,' 'Glee,' Jim Parsons Hog Limelight
The Social Network, Glee, and actors Natalie Portman and Colin Firth won big at this year's Golden Globe awards, while Jim Parsons and Laura Linney also stole the limelight.
Pope John Paul II to be beatified in May
The late Pope John Paul II will be beatified this May, a key step on the path to sainthood, the Vatican announced on Friday.
Spider-Man Musical Postponed To March Finally
The opening of the new Spider-Man musical on Broadway has once again been delayed for the fifth time to allow for more time to fine-tune aspects of the show, including the new ending.
US Futures to Open Lower; JPMorgan Eyed
US futures are set to open lower on Friday after a disappointing jobless claims data, which could weigh on sentiment.
Martha Stewart Hospitalized After Dog Headbutt
Lifestyle guru Martha Stewart received 9 stitches on her upper lip this week after her dog inadvertently headbutted her in the lip.
Google Buys eBook Technologies; Is 'Google e-Reader' Coming?
Search giant Google has acquired start-up firm eBook Technologies Inc. for an undisclosed sum, a move that is likely to boost its recently launched eBook store.
Android To Grow More Than Twice Its Rivals in 2011
Google's mobile operating system Android will continue to grow at more than twice the rate of its major smart phone competitors in 2011, according to a latest estimate from market research firm Canalys.
Premier Oil Sees Lower Production for 2010
UK-based oil and gas explorer Premier Oil sees lower average production in 2010 as it saw increased maintenance activity in the North Sea, particularly during the second half of the year.
US stocks gain as European debt concerns ease
The S&P 500 Index gained 3.69 points, or 0.29 percent, to trade at 1,278.17 at 9.30 a.m. EDT. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 32.93 points, or 0.28 percent, to trade at 11,704.81. The Nasdaq Composite Index advanced 11.50 points, or 0.42 percent, to 2,728.49.
Piracy Sites Draw Billions of Traffic
Websites offering pirated digital content and counterfeit goods generate more than 53 billion visits per year, according to a study released by MarkMonitor.
Ted Williams Detained in LA
Ted Williams, the Ohio homeless man who last week created a media sensation with his smooth radio voice and poignant story, has been detained, and then released by Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD).