Meanwhile, Michael Dell says his company is 'not a PC company'.

Apple said new hardware makes the iPhone 4S faster than its predecessor, the iPhone 4.

Interest in next iPhone 'unprecedented,' says one recycler.

Even so, the tablet is expected to be profitable by promoting sales of other goods.

Relations between Yahoo and Alibaba had sunk to a low recently over an online payment unit.

Too many simply deploy me-too tactics, argues Ian Fogg.

LPDDR3 will succeed LPDDR2 and ramp up performance in tablets and smartphones while consuming less power.

A regulatory filing shows what HP will pay its outgoing and incoming CEOs.

T-Mobile said a preliminary injunction on sale of Samsung products in the U.S. will affect its holiday sales.

Amazon has created a new browser for the Kindle Fire tablet, one with a cloud-based architecture.

Facebook hopes to match all features of its website on mobile platforms.

The consortium of five companies will focus on 450mm chip wafer technology.

A Russian hacker said he would sell root access to the domain for $3,000.

Oracle released its Sparc T4 processor in standard rack and blade servers, as well as a big clustered system.

If Meg Whitman doesn't work out, Marc Benioff, Steve Mills, Charles Phillips or even Mark Hurd come to mind as candidates.

A Red Hat developer is charging that Microsoft is using UEFI in Windows 8 to lock out Linux, which Microsoft denies.

Former SAP CEO Leo Apotheker lasted less than a year in the job.

A proposal calls for new releases of Extended Support Release versions of desktop Firefox only every 30 weeks.

Some observers aren't surprised by reports of Hewlett-Packard CEO Leo Apotheker's imminent departure.

Google's Schmidt defends the company, saying its search is focused on providing the best results