US price will increase by whopping 400 percent.

IC Insights says tablets and smartphones will take a larger chunk of overall processor shipments and revenue.

In addition to apps, users will also be able to download videos and music.

2016 move to consolidate search giant's London offices.

The robber stole computers, tablets and other devices from the home of the late Apple CEO.

The service attracted 100,000 registered users within the first hour, the founder said.

Mobile technology is making an impact on the retail landscape, according to SAS retail executive advisor, Lori Schafer, co-author of Branded: How Retailers Engage Customers with Social Media and Mobility.

The Japanese electronics giant has been in the iconic Madison Avenue building for 20 years.

Leighton Holdings subsidiary, Visionstream, has landed a $90 million contract with Telstra to provision services as part of the telco's infrastructure deployment of the National Broadband Network (NBN).

EMC Corporation's security division, RSA, has released a Security Brief which asserts that Big Data will be a driver for major change across the security industry and will fuel intelligence-driven security models.

Organizations can keep run integrated Oracle machines in-house for a set monthly fee.

Do chief information security officers (CISOs) in North America work harder than their security counterparts in Europe?

Improves sales hoped for Surface Pro tablet shipping later this month.

Portathon events over the weekend offered developers cash for porting apps.

The patch will fix a vulnerability in Internet Explorer 6, 7 and 8

East Carolina University claims it has registered the trademark.

Foxconn is the subject of a bribery probe by the Chinese authorities.

Both Google and Apple have been bulking up on their patents as well.

The tech giant is seeking software engineers, user-interface experts and graphic designers.

Uptick in attacks, bypasses of recommended workarounds will force Microsoft to fix flaw criminals already using to hijack Windows PCs.