CALIFORNIA

Sony Computer Entertainment America has won a temporary restraining order (TRO) against hacker 'Geohot' who circumvented PlayStation 3 (PS3) hardware security measures to run unapproved code on the game console.

The new Android version 3.0, known as Honeycomb, is likely to gain foothold in the tablet market pretty soon.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has rejected Orexigen Therapeutics Inc.'s weight-loss drug Contrave on concerns over heart safety issues. Following the announcement, shares of the California-based company plunged nearly 72 percent in Tuesday's pre-market trade to $2.52.

Market analysts are of the view that the Intel's chipset issue could hurt the personal computer (PC) shipments in the first quarter.

After a San Francisco Bay Area South Carolina, Seattle and Tennessee resident received the deliveries of all electric Leaf, Nissan Motors on Tuesday carried out its first Leaf delivery in the Hawaii region.

Florida federal judge Roger Vinson ruled on Monday that the health care bill President Obama passed last year, in conjunction with the Democrat-controlled Congress, is unconstitutional.

Full text of Judge Roger Vinson's ruling that the health care reform bill, passed by President Obama and Democrat lawmakers, is unconstitutional.

Intel Corp on Monday cut its first quarter revenue forecast by $300 million due to the costs associated with correcting a design flaw it discovered in one of its chips.

Katey Sagal, the Golden Globe Award winning actress, and her husband, writer/producer Kurt Sutter, have sold their Hollywood Hills, Calif., home for $3.77 million to downsize to a home in West Bel Air.

Twenty-five people have been arrested for trespassing during a protest demonstration outside of a retreat where the secretive billionaire Koch brothers held an assembly for conservative elected officials, political donors and strategists.

Google would hire several software developers to create new applications (apps) for its Android operating system, according to a report from Wall Street Journal.

Take a look here at five prominent business schools that have an explicit thrust on innovation within their MBA or executive education programs.

Chevrolet is stepping up the national rollout of the Volt to match customer interest, the carmaker said in a statement.

The Asian American community is demanding an apology from Rush Limbaugh, the vociferous conservative talk show host, for mocking Chinese President Hu Jintao in a racially insensitive way.

A job posting offers clues that Apple may include a near-field communications chip in the next iPhone and iPad for contactless payments.

The recent uprising in Egypt has called into question whether or not the U.S. men's national team will play Egypt next month in Cairo.

As Google experiments with Gmail display ads for a select subset of users, analysts weigh in on whether this could be the company's next great source of revenue.

A federal judge in California has allowed a committee of Hewlett-Packard's directors to begin a probe into the circumstances culminating in Mark Hurd's departure from the company.

Vulnerable economy and parental unemployment affecting students' emotional health, finds CIRP Survey

Taco Bell is introducing an advertising campaign to defend itself against accusations of a lawsuit which alleges that the fast-food chain doesn’t fill its tacos with real beef.

Apple has released new update of iTunes (iTunes 10.1.2) that allows syncing the new Verizon iPhone 4 with iTunes