Analysts don't expect major hardware vendors to build products using the OS.

Full case to go to court July 30, 2012.

Western Digital starts restoring hard-drive production in Thailand after devastating floods.

WikiLeaks also released a study covering companies developing surveillance products.

Micron and Hynix did not conspire to suppress Rambus' RDRAM product, the jury says.

The new ultrabook and other products come shortly after the company decided not to sell its PC business.

Even so, the tablet is expected to be profitable by promoting sales of other goods.

T-Mobile said a preliminary injunction on sale of Samsung products in the U.S. will affect its holiday sales.

Apple did not have a global security team, including in China, until March, 2008, when it hired employees from drug company Pfizer, to counter rampant counterfeiting of its products in China, according to a cable leaked by activist group, WikiLeaks.

At next week's Internationale Funkaustellung (IFA) in Berlin, smartphone makers are expected to push the boundaries of the device's screen sizes, while also launching tablets and trying to accelerate the momentum for 3D-capable products.

The fire will almost certainly have an impact on supply of Sony entertainment products in the U.K. and Ireland.

The company's most popular product, Shell Control Box, an activity monitoring tool for privileged access, contributed with a 187 percent revenue growth.

The tech world is abuzz again with worries about shortages of popular products, this time because of an explosion at a Chinese factory that killed two people.

In an attempt to ease cloud deployments for their combined customer base, Microsoft and SAP are configuring some of their software products so that they work more easily together.

Microsoft will integrate Skype's calling features into many of its key products, including Office, the Xbox and its Windows Phone software, but it will it will also continue to offer Skype for competing platforms, CEO Steve Ballmer said Tuesday.

Intel reported growth in revenue and income for the first quarter of 2011, driven by the addition of new products and strength in the enterprise market.

Oracle announced Friday that it will no longer sell a commercial version of the Open Office productivity suite, and that the open-source OpenOffice.org will be transitioned to "a purely community-based open-source project."

The game of musical chairs continues at Twitter, where co-founder and former CEO Evan Williams will step down as product development leader, a role that will be taken over by Jack Dorsey, another co-founder who had distanced himself from the company's daily operations.

YouTube has acquired web video production startup Next New Networks to help contributors to YouTube make successful videos.

Cisco Systems will make a three-pronged attack at Mobile World Congress this week on what it sees as an impending flood of mobile data, especially video, by extending its current product lines with tools for better content delivery.