Apple's iPhone event, rumored to be held September 9, is going to be jam-packed with new products if the spate of leaks we're hearing are true. The latest: Apple has an iPhone 6c on deck, and it could be the 4-inch version many are dreaming of. The rumor comes from noted leaker Evan Blass, who isn't often wrong about these things.

OneAccess, the branch office router company that's a major competitor to Cisco overseas, is launching new products for the mid-range router market.

BlackBerry has laid off 2 percent of its workforce, all at a facility in Canada.

Apple's co-founder expects upcoming products will help give Apple's falling share price a boost.

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.

For all the fanfare surrounding the launch of Intel's Centrino Atom chip package at the Intel Developer Forum in Shanghai, there was a notable shortage of new products based on the chips, apart from a few concept designs rolled out for the occasion.

Ed Zander rode onto stage Monday for his keynote speech at the International Consumer Electronics Show on a bike armed with one of the company's new products, a mobile handset battery recharger.

Microsoft Corp.'s Chairman Bill Gates kicked off the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) Sunday by unveiling new products that support his company's vision of a world full of connected devices that serve up real-time, personalized content to users.

Logitech Inc. introduced an array of new products on Monday designed for VOIP (voice over Internet Protocol) users, including a keyboard with dedicated call management buttons and a speakerphone.

Microsoft Corp., which has been carving a larger slice of the mobile device OS market, is developing a new product, code-named "Crossbow," which will incorporate features such as instant messaging, a Microsoft executive confirmed Monday.