From DailyTech: It's been a rocky two and a half months for Sony Corp. Beaten by hackers dozens of times and facing scores of international lawsuits for its data loss, the legendary Japanese gaming, music, movies, and consumer electronics firm has been put on the defensive.

But...

From X-bit Labs: Samsung Electronics, a leading maker of consumer electronics, has announced that its latest flagship smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S II (model: GT-I9100), has reached global channel sales of three million units. It took Samsung around two months to sell three...

From InfoWorld: Interest in Google's new social networking service has exceeded not only the company's expectations but its ability to keep up with the new demand.

Late on Wednesday night, Vic Gundotra, a senior vice president of Social for Google, posted on the Google+ network that...

From PC World: Facebook is getting set to "launch something awesome" next week, company CEO Mark Zuckerberg said on Wednesday from Facebook's Seattle office.

It's unclear what the company has planned or if the feature will somehow respond to Google+, the new social network the...

From CNET News.com: Intel's plans for tablets and smartphones are crystallizing into a clear roadmap, as the chip giant begins to marshal its considerable chip design and manufacturing forces to address markets where it is not competitive--yet.

As tablets pour into national...

From DailyTech: "Halo" creator Bungie is looking to help out the little guys in the mobile development business through a new initiative called Bungie Aerospace.

While many reports speculated that Bungie Aerospace may be a new game, it is actually a partnership initiative that aims...

From X-bit Labs: Nvidia Corp. this week announced that it would bundle its 3D Vision wireless stereo-3D glasses kit with a copy of Duke Nukem Forever video game. The offering will be active for a limited amount of time only.

Starting this week, and for a limited time, Nvidia 3D...

From X-bit Labs: It looks like Hewlett-Packard is very serious about building up eco-system of devices powered by webOS operating system with other makers of hardware. Just several weeks after confirming the possibility of licensing the webOS, the company now admits negotiations with...

From InfoWorld: Hewlett-Packard's lawsuit against Oracle over its decision to stop developing software for Intel's Itanium processors is a "publicity stunt" and meant to "lay the blame on Oracle for the disruption that will occur when HP's Itanium-based server business inevitably...