A number of companies plan to ride Apple's coattails with tablet devices of their own.

Third-party developers can integrate with Google's own applications.

Customer finds a fake chip and a plastic heatsink instead of the processor he purchased.

The company will stop making base stations to concentrate on back-end IP infrastructure.

The company says it spends more than any other on research and development.

Taipei will give up fighting the legislature over funds for Taiwan Memory.

RealNetworks will pay the studios $4.5 million and reimburse people who bought the product.

The new specification will be used in more devices than its predecessors.

The search leader's main advantage is that it "got it right first," he said.

Apple claims HTC infringes 20 of its patents.

Window Snyder is now an Apple senior security product manager.

The app is the default photo editor for Yahoo's Flickr photo-sharing site.

Google, Twitter, Facebook and others are being used to offer and seek help and information.

Register.com agreed to change Baidu's e-mail on file to 'antiwahabi2008@gmail.com', Baidu alleges.

The algorithm could help to more quickly predict weather and financial risks.

Denies link to Google-China hacks, which used IE6 zero-day to breach networks and steal info.

The inquiry follows complaints filed by three Google rivals.

Free Software Foundation urges Google to open source the video codec acquired with On2.

E-waste could jump by 500 percent in India by 2020, and by up to 400 percent in South Africa and China from 2007 levels.

The deal's value was $18 million more than when the acquisition was announced last year.