From X-bit Labs: Seagate Technology on Tuesday reaffirmed its position as the world's largest maker of hard disk drives (HDDs). The company said that during its third quarter of fiscal 2012 (ended on March 30, 2012) it shipped record number of hard disk drives - 61 million - and...

From PC World: AT&T will begin selling the 4G LTE HTC One X smartphone in its retail stores on May 6 for $199.99, with pre-orders starting April 22.

The HTC One X is designed to offer improved sight and sound capabilities. The company said it was the first AT&T smartphone with Beats...

From CNET News.com: Verizon Wireless is planning to auction off some of its wireless spectrum in the hopes of winning favor with regulators to buy a chunk of spectrum from cable operators.

Verizon has been facing opposition from several smaller wireless carriers for a deal it...

From DailyTech: Trying to keep the Ontario-based phonemaker above water, Mr. Heins is reportedly exploring options to seek a partner for a joint venture, partnership, or "strategic investment". According to sources he has retained two banks -- a global firm and a local Canadian one...

From DailyTech: Even as the death knells sound for Research in Motion, Ltd. (TSE:RIM), the smartphone industry may be close to claiming another casualty. Faced with slumping sales and unable to compete with slick handsets from Apple, Inc. (AAPL) and Samsung Electronics Comp., Ltd....

From X-bit Labs: Intel Corp. said it had started volume shipments of its next-generation Core i 3000-series central processing units (CPUs) code-named Ivy Bridge. The world's largest maker of chips expects very rapid ramp of its microprocessors produced using 22nm process technology...

From X-bit Labs: Advanced Micro Devices this week lowered recommended pricing on some of its latest "Southern Islands" graphics cards and also said that it would provide three new video games for free with the purchase of high-end graphics boards. The decision will likely help AMD to...

From InfoWorld: Oracle and Google kicked off a high-stakes jury trial in San Francisco on Monday, with Oracle arguing that Google ran roughshod over its intellectual property rights because the search giant was scared of getting left behind in the mobile advertising business.

"This...

From CNET News.com: The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office today published patent 8,161,411 related to a "graphical user interface for browsing, searching, and presenting media items." Apple filed for the patent back in 2004, when the online retail venue was still known as the iTunes...

From DailyTech: Windows XP launched in 2001 with two primary editions -- Home and Professional. Later Media Center and a handful of regional-targeted versions would be tacked on. In 2006 Windows Vista -- an operating system that fairly or unfairly would come to be quite loathed and...