From DailyTech: Back in 2010, AT&T decided that it would try to purchase rival wireless carrier T-Mobile. AT&T offered Deutsche Telekom $39 billion for T-Mobile, and it was eager to sell. The problem for both of the wireless carriers was the regulators stepped in and killed the deal...

From DailyTech: As computing continues to shift towards a more mobile profile, Google -- a company driven by search-related advertising profits -- has moved aggressively to be the king of mobile. By offering its Android operating system "free" to partners Google has established a...

From X-bit Labs: In an attempt to respond to AMD’s successful Never Settle Reloaded bundle, Nvidia Corp. on Monday quietly introduced its own campaign under which it will provide up to $150 worth of credits for three free-to-play (F2P) games. Gamers will be able to spend the money to...

From X-bit Labs: Nokia Corp. was the dominant supplier of smartphones based on Symbian operating system, as although the platform was open-source it was largely controlled by Nokia, and now the company became the dominant supplier of smartphones powered by Microsoft Corp.’s Windows...

From CNET News.com: Apple chief executive Tim Cook will once again speak at the Goldman Sachs annual Technology and Internet Conference.

Cook -- who rarely speaks or does interviews outside of Apple's own events -- is opening the conference, which begins tomorrow. Barrons notes that...

From DailyTech: It's common for people to carry more than one portable device these days. When we're not glued to our smartphones, we typically have a laptop or tablet nearby for heavier workloads or just the convenience of a bigger screen. But Apple is looking to add another must...

From DailyTech: Dell Inc. founder Michael Dell along with a consortium of partners has been working hard to buy all outstanding shares of Dell stock and take the company private. The current offer on the table from Dell and his partners is $13.65 per share according to sources...

From X-bit Labs: Intel Corp. has quietly released a statement claiming that it would delay development of unified platform for mission-critical computing that would be compatible with with both Itanium and Xeon central processing units (CPUs). As a result, the next-gen Itanium code...

From X-bit Labs: Despite of the fact that the forthcoming next-generation video game systems from Microsoft Corp. and Sony Corp. are based on microprocessors and graphics adapters derived from PCs, the game development costs are projected to rise again with their arrival, believes...