From DailyTech: Hewlett-Packard (HP) upped its number of job cuts to 29,000 globally -- 2,000 more than the computer maker previously forecasted.

Back in May, HP predicted that it would cut 27,000 jobs around the world in its new restructuring plan dubbed the "2012 Plan." Now, HP...

From DailyTech: A new digital camera has leaked from Sony called the RX1. The fixed-lens camera appears to be very compact yet has very impressive specifications for a “pocketable” camera.

The rumors claim that the camera will have a full-frame sensor and will sport a Carl Zeiss...

From X-bit Labs: Advanced Micro Devices has announced the SeaMicro SM15000 server, the industry's first microserver for big data. AMD’s SeaMicro SM15000 server revolutionizes computing with the invention of Freedom fabric storage, which extends its Freedom fabric beyond the SeaMicro...

From X-bit Labs: Western Digital Corp. on Monday introduced the world's first 2.5" hybrid hard disk drive that is only 5mm thick. The new hard drive is primarily aimed at ultrabooks and ultr-thin notebooks and promises to offer performance higher than traditional hard drives thanks...

From CNET News.com: Browser maker Mozilla has patched a bug in the latest major version of Firefox that could have exposed the websites of those using the "Private Browsing" mode.

"Private Browsing," a feature implemented in most modern browsers, allows users to browse the Web...

From DailyTech: Nokia is betting big on Windows Phone 8 to turn it smartphone fortunes around and many believe a failure with Windows Phone 8 could spell the end for Nokia. However, Nokia's senior vice president of smart devices, Jo Harlow, says that the new smartphones such as the...

From DailyTech: Apple is looking to go head-to-head with the likes of Pandora, as it explores new Internet radio opportunities.

The Wall Street Journal recently reported that Apple is looking to launch an Internet radio program of its own that is similar to Pandora and iHeartRadio...

From X-bit Labs: Intel Corp. is an indisputable leader when it comes to transitions to new process technologies, it is ahead of every other company. It is also not a secret that the company itself considers its prowess in manufacturing as a major advantage in its breaking in into the...

From X-bit Labs: It is indisputable that Intel Corp.'s latest microprocessors are very competitive in terms of performance, power consumption and other qualities. But no matter how good code-named Ivy Bridge chips are, the next-generation Haswell have to be better. Analysts believe...