The three-column interface also includes a 'snapshot' for more direct interaction with products and places.

Otellini says Intel chips are better at supporting legacy apps on Windows 8.

The electronics giant will pursue its first positive result in five years under new CEO Kazuo Hirai.

Judge Alsup's ruling means the issue of fair use will likely be put to a new jury.

HP's new thin-and-light Sleekbooks start at at $599, while ultrabooks start at $749.

The company will let third parties resell its own service or use its API to build their own.

But the jury was deadlocked on the question of fair use.

The jurors will be given until Monday to try to agree on one final copyright issue.

The Chinese PC maker has been ramping up efforts to compete in the mobile devices market.

Facebook filing shows company aiming for $28 to $35 a share.

The judge hearing the case told the court that Google lost money on Android throughout 2010.

The Department of the Interior will deploy Google Apps to 90,000 employees for cloud-based email and collaboration applications.

Motorola's mobile phone unit shows a loss.

The two research firms however disagree on whether Samsung has beaten Apple in the smartphone market.

One opponent has expressed worries that the bill would create a 'Wild West of information sharing'.

Glenn Mangham of York, England, said he meant no harm and hoped Facebook would let him off the hook.

The U.S. patent office issued a ruling in Oracle's favor, but too late for it to make any difference, a judge has ruled.

Sales of iPhones increase 88 percent year-over-year to 88 million units.

Changes in the search algorithm shift will go into effect this week.

Russian-speaking hackers earned an estimated $4.5 billion globally using various online criminal tactics and are thus responsible for 36% of the estimated total of $12.5 billion earned globally by cybercriminals in 2011, Russian security analyst firm Group-IB said in a report published on Tuesday.