From DailyTech: ASUSTek Computer Inc. (TPE:2357) gained the enviable position of having its Tegra 3-powered Transformer Prime -- a powerful keyboard dock enabled Android tablet design --become the official flagship tablet of Google Inc.'s (GOOG) Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich mobile...

From DailyTech: For all its critics and cynics, Intel Corp. (INTC) was still on top of the chipmaking market in 2011, posting one of the largest year-to-year growth numbers, according to a new report by iSuppli.

Intel's whopping 20.6 percent gains came thanks to its purchase of...

From X-bit Labs: Hasbro, a leading maker of toys and board games, has failed to persuade the U.S. court that Asustek Computer infringes its intellectual properties by using the name "Transformer" to call its tablets with optional keyboards. The court says that Asus' tablets will not...

From X-bit Labs: Advanced Micro Devices on Monday said it had completed acquisition of SeaMicro, a low-power server maker, in record time, or less than a month. The pioneer in energy-efficient, high-bandwidth micro-servers cost AMD approximately $334 million, net of cash assumed. AMD...

From PC World: Americans will watch more movies from legal, online sources in 2012 than they will on DVD or Blu-ray, according to a new study by IHS. Online movie consumption will rise to 3.4 billion views or transactions this year, IHS projects, compared with 2.4 billion views for...

From CNET News.com: AT&T is testing a new program designed to reward and retain customers through a series of potentially tempting perks.

Known as AT&T Plus, the program would offer a "preferential" customer support number, waived upgrade fees, waived activation fees on a second...

From DailyTech: Sony announced today that it is shaking up its management structure in an effort to avoid yet another year of losses.

Sony has definitely seen better days. Its TV unit has been the largest headache as of late, with eight years of quarterly losses. Last December, Sony...

From DailyTech: In the era of organized cybercrime, one of the most dangerous threats to arise in recent years was "Zeus". A malware program named after the king of the Greek gods, Zeus spread via combination of phishing emails that encouraged users to download a malicious...

From X-bit Labs: Microsoft Corp. is reportedly working on a new low-cost platform that will use microprocessors based on ARM architecture and which will be aimed at casual gamers. The device will compete primarily against set-top-box products like Apple TV and will likely be a...

From X-bit Labs: Intel Corp. said it expects 75 different ultrabook designs from various manufacturers to become available throughout 2012. At present there are 26 ultrabook models available and with that number growing to 75, it is likely that the choice of ultrabooks will be pretty...