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Is This the Beginning of the End for Windows XP?

Windows XP is one of the most popular operating systems on the planet.

Will $100 Windows Phone 7 Smartphones be a Reality Next Year?

The Windows Phone 7 powered smartphones without a contract, usually, cost around $300-400 and a few cost around $200.

Microsoft Adding 75 Retail Stores in U.S.

Microsoft abandoned the retail store strategy in 2001, but after Apple's success with retail stores, Microsoft plans to aggressively expand, adding 75 retail stores in the U.S. in two to three years.

UK spies losing Web experts to private sector: report

British intelligence eavesdroppers are suffering a steady loss of Internet experts to the private sector because the likes of Google and Microsoft offer much higher wages, a group of lawmakers said on Wednesday.

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Google Android Devices More Popular than Apple iPhone

Apple, Microsoft Leading Non-Android Group to Bully Android

In an allegedly unholy coalition, Apple, Microsoft and Research in Motion have joined hands to demote Android's position in the smartphone market. Six of Google's rivals tied up recently to prevent Google from buying a critical trove of telephony patents, at Nortel's wireless technology patents' auction, with judges in the United States and Canada approving the $4.5 billion transaction.

Top 100 Most Valuable Global Brands: Apple and Google Top the Chart

Technology giants like Apple, Google, IBM, Microsoft and China Mobile lead the list of top global brands.

Microsoft Plans to Say Goodbye to Windows XP

Microsoft continues its push to rev up sales for Windows 7 by putting an end date to the popular Windows XP software.

Dell founder and CEO Michael Dell delivers his keynote address at Oracle Open World in San Francisco, September 22, 2010.

Dell Facing Challenge from Tablets, Cloud

Dell Inc. (NASDAQ: DELL) has longer-term disadvantages in a tablet and cloud world as Dell is not focused on tablets and is well behind Hewlett-Packard Co. (NYSE: HPQ) in developing a full cloud stack, Jefferies said in a note to clients.

Chinese Hacker Builds His Own Windows XP-powered iPad 3; Can You Do the Same? [Video]

The hacker has built his own iPad 3 by combining old laptop parts and a touchscreen.

Google Q2 Results Could Top Street View, Margins to Remain Under Pressure

Search giant Google, Inc.'s (NASDAQ:GOOG) earnings and revenue could exceed Wall Street expectations, when it reports second-quarter financial results on July 14, driven by market share gains in search, display ads and mobile categories.

Is Second Generation Windows Phone 7 on its Way to Compete with iPhone 5?

Is Microsoft going for the kill with Nokia?

Need For Speed: The Run May be the Best NFS game ever.

Need For Speed: The Run will arrive on November 15, 2011

Google chairman to testify at Senate hearing

Google's Crime: Great Services Offered Free!

The Federal Trade Commission has finally got Google chairman Eric Schmidt to testify in September in a hearing that will address fundamental questions of business operations (of Google) rather than merely legal issues. The federal regulators will investigate into the allegations that the Internet giant has abused its dominance in Web-search advertising.

Google+ spammed users, but loyal fans have forgiven

Google+ (or Google Plus) has faced the first major glitch yesterday during the beta version testing period, spamming its users with multiple notification emails, but a quick recovery and public apology were well received by its fans.

Google+ Will Make Changes This Week: What Would You Like to See?

Google+ on a flying start but is it good enough to beat Facebook?

Google+ (or Google Plus), the beta version of Google’s new ambitious social networking service is off to a flying start with 4.5 million people reportedly using the service, having signed up via the current invite-only basis, but is Google+ good enough to beat the king of social networking sites - Facebook?

Microsoft and Oracle threatens Android: A major advantage for Apple iPhone?

Microsoft and Oracle are threatening Android-based phone makers, who had been enjoying the free OS from Google, with patent infringement and requesting to make a large payment, giving Apple an opportunity to widen the gap in the rivalry mobile OS competition.