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Analysts skeptical over RIM's prospects even with Playbook tablet

RIM Activist Investor Wants New CEO or Sale Now

Research in Motion, the BlackBerry developer, needs a new “transformational” CEO or to be put up for auction now, activist investor Victor Alboini said.

Synthetic Yeast Chromosomes to Evolve on Demand

A new form of yeast that includes synthetic DNA has been created by a team of John Hopkins researchers. This new yeast will help scientists understand how genomes work and will help them rearrange its genetic material as they wish.

Apple’s Latest ‘Security Update’ After iPhone 5 Prototype Loss

Apple iPhone 4 is displayed in an Apple store on the day of its British launch in London 24/06/2010

Apple, reportedly, has “taken Steps” to ensure the iPhone 5 prototype’s safety.

Google Bolsters Android after Acquiring 1023 Patents from IBM

Continuing the strengthening of its intellectual property, Google acquired 1,023 patents from International Business Machines Crop. (IBM). The patents range from signature verification system for documents to display system with image scanning apparatus.

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How Porno Piracy Cases Are Breaking Copyright Ground

Imagine, for a moment, that some errant instinct prompted you to want to watch an independent film called Danielle Staub Raw, which features the erstwhile Real Housewife of New Jersey engaged in certain X-rated acts. You probably wouldn’t want anyone to know that you were spending your free time watching Danielle Staub Raw. And you might prefer not paying for the movie. So it’s not too tough to discern the motivations of the more than 5,000 people who illegally downloaded the film anonymously t...

SAP Reaches Plea Deal in Oracle Criminal Case

SAP AG agreed to plead guilty to unspecified charges in a criminal case involving unauthorized access to computers maintained by software rival Oracle Corp, according to a court filing.

Google Supports HTC in Apple Lawsuits to Bolster Android

Google, moving into the smartphone battles, has allied with Taiwan’s HTC in battling Apple over alleged patent infringement.

Apple Taps Japan Court to Ban Sales of Samsung Phones

Apple is seeking to ban sales of some Samsung Electronics gadgets in Japan, accusing its rival of violating patents relating to the iPhone and iPad, the latest salvo in a series of patent battles between the two companies.

Is New Cam Shoot of iPhone 5 a Publicity Cameo?

iPhone 5 Leaks and rumors with New CamShot Out

Romney puts China squarely in presidential race

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's threat to get tough with Chinese trade practices has moved China from the background to a potentially significant issue in the 2012 presidential campaign.

U.S. Ranks Down to Fifth Position in Global Competitiveness: WEF Report

The United States now ranks fifth, overtaken by Sweden and Singapore in the 2011-2012 rankings of the World Economic Forum’s Global Competitiveness report, released on Wednesday.

Apple Hunts for Security Experts After Losing iPhone 5 Prototype

Apple Inc. began hiring security experts to help protect unreleased gadgets after the Cupertino company lost another valuable iPhone 5 prototype last week.

iPhone 5 Presales Start This Week, Phones Arrive in October, Sprint to Carry Device?

Best Buy and Best Buy Mobile stores are looking to possibly start iPhone 5 presales this week, and the phone could arrive within the first week of October, according to a report.

Apple Steps Up Security after iPhone 5 Loss

Just days after reports surfaced that Apple lost another sensitive prototype -- this time the iPhone 5 -- the company is taking steps to ensure it keeps its devices safe.

White Samsung Galaxy S2 Released in UK, Challenging Apple's iPhone

Samsung's flagship Galaxy S2, touted as the next iPhone killer, is rolling out a white version, again, setting its sight on countering Apple's white iPhone.

Foreign visitors look around at a showroom displaying Samsung Electronics' products at the company's headquarters in Seoul

Apple iPhone 5 Nemesis Galaxy S2 Hits U.S.

Widely touted as the iPhone 5 killer, Samsung's Galaxy S2 smartphone has made it to the United States, quelling anticipation, and pre-empting its U.S. rival by at least two months.

Chinese man walks past a Kodak digital express shop in Beijing.

Kodak Shares Soar: Is it Only for the Patent Value?

Kodak shares soared because its patent auction is attracting interest. Could a bidder just buy the whole company?

Joint U.S.-China operation busts child porn ring

A joint U.S.-China police operation has cracked a Chinese-language child pornography ring in New York, Chinese police said, an unusual public example of cooperation between the countries' law enforcement agencies.

Google/Motorola Could be Peak of Patent Price Spike

The bubble in mobile phone technology patent values may just have popped.

Google-Motorola Deal Positive for Apple; iPhone Maker to Strike Back

Google Inc.'s $12.5 billion purchase of Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. will have positive impact on Apple Inc., Barclays Capital said in a note. But Jefferies believes Apple is likely to strike back in patent war.

Netflix to Expand in Spain, Eyes Japan and South Korea

The company is set to expand beyond North America in the new year.

People ride their bikes past Google Inc. headquarters in Mountain View

Google-Motorola Deal Implications: Positive for Nokia, Apple and Neutral for RIM, HTC

Google Inc.'s $12.5 billion acquisition of Motorola Mobility Holdings will have positive implications for Nokia Corp. and Apple Inc., but Research In Motion and HTC will have a neutral impact, Barclays Capital said in a note.

General view of the Nokia flagship store in Helsinki

Google-Motorola Deal: What Does It Mean for Nokia?

Google's $12.5 billion purchase of Motorola Mobility Holdings probably will not lead Microsoft to respond by buying Nokia, an industry analyst says.

Biden tells China cooperation key for global economy

Global economic health rests on the United States and China finding common ground, U.S. Vice President Joe Biden told China's leader-in-waiting, Xi Jinping, in talks aimed at shoring up faith in the dollar.

Biden Meets Rising Chinese Leader, Calls Cooperation Vital

Global economic stability rests on the United States and China working together, U.S. Vice President Joe Biden told top Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Beijing Thursday.