Levinsohn led the company as interim CEO until Google's Marissa Mayer was hired for the permanent post.

Photos of early Apple prototypes are among the most recent documents submitted to a California court.

The company had a 2 percent share of South Korea's smartphone market in 2011.

The smartphone market grew 32 percent year-over-year in the quarter to reach 146 million units, said Strategy Analytics.

The company also reported a net loss, attributable to IPO-related costs.

Zynga's users on Facebook are said to have declined because of a change in the platform.

New tool can test if Web application firewalls are vulnerable to protocol-level evasion techniques.

The move might help the company monetize its massive user base.

Apple also disclosed that iOS 6 will arrive in the fall, but there was no word on its next iPhone.

Margins were however hit by the SuccessFactor acquisition, severance expenses, and new hires.

The move by Toshiba is expected to help the market recover from oversupply conditions.

Apple and Samsung started a patent trial in Federal Court in Australia on Monday.

Kodak vows to appeal.

IBM system revenue declined and software revenue remained flat.

$40 upgrades, new Windows 8-powered PCs will go on sale on a Friday.

The research network is renewing its focus on fat pipes for research, looking to software-defined networking for new capabilities.

Second-quarter earnings are down from last year.

The former Google executive replaces Scott Thompson, who resigned earlier this year.

Research In Motion said it does not believe that the patent claimed by Mformation is valid.

Bob Mansfield hints the return to EPEAT was in answer to customer complaints.