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Xbox Plays Games With Apple TV (23 May 04:54 am)

The longer Apple takes to deliver a TV, the more time everyone else has to try to revolutionize television first.

Sony to Discuss Loeb Plan (22 May 01:40 pm)

Under pressure from activist investor Dan Loeb to take part of its entertainment business public, Sony said it plans to discuss the proposal with its board.

Dell Seeks More Details From Icahn (20 May 07:12 pm)

Dell sent another letter to Carl Icahn and Southeastern Asset Management seeking more information about their takeover proposal, reiterating that it can\'t engage in talks before determining whether

Termites Show Us How to Stay Cool (17 May 10:20 pm)

Buildings modeled on termite mounds and printed on giant 3D printers will solve one of today\'s big energy problems, say researchers.

Termites Show Us How to Stay Cool (17 May 10:20 pm)

Buildings modeled on termite mounds and printed on giant 3D printers will solve one of today\'s big energy problems, say researchers.

Data Points to Denmark Win, Claims Microsoft Expert (17 May 09:37 pm)

Denmark is most likely to win the Eurovision Song Contest, concludes a top data analyst at Microsoft. David Rothschild, economist at Microsoft Research, explains why he analyzed the contest.

Data Points to Denmark Win, Claims Microsoft Expert (17 May 09:37 pm)

Denmark is most likely to win the Eurovision Song Contest, concludes a top data analyst at Microsoft. David Rothschild, economist at Microsoft Research, explains why he analyzed the contest.

U.K. Challenges Google Over Tax (17 May 10:28 am)

U.K. lawmakers accused Google of manipulating how it characterized its business in Britain to lower its tax bill, a claim denied by the Internet giant which says it complies fully with tax laws.

U.K. Challenges Google Over Tax (16 May 10:36 pm)

U.K. lawmakers accused Google of manipulating how it characterized its business in Britain to lower its tax bill, a claim denied by the Internet giant which says it complies fully with tax laws.

Opening Up the 'Internet of Things' (16 May 05:03 pm)

British chip designers ARM hope to bring down barriers for startups experimenting with smart objects, making connected objects easier and quicker to create.

Microsoft, South Korea End Dispute (16 May 04:24 pm)

Microsoft and the South Korean military ended a three-year dispute over more than $12 million in license payments.

Microsoft, South Korea End Dispute (16 May 04:24 pm)

Microsoft and the South Korean military ended a three-year dispute over more than $12 million in license payments.

Public Data Will Boost Business, Report Says (16 May 02:54 am)

Opening up government data to the public could help forge the next Google or Amazon.com in Britain, the author of a U.K. government report said.

Raising the iPad's Productivity Level (16 May 12:39 am)

IPads and other tablets are being used every day for productivity tasks once reserved for laptops. Walt Mossberg looks at apps that attempt to emulate the features of Office.

Public Data Will Boost Business, Report Says (15 May 10:33 pm)

Opening up government data to the public could help forge the next Google or Amazon.com in Britain, the author of a U.K. government report said.

Google: 900 Million Devices Powered by Android (15 May 10:22 pm)

Google said more than 900 million devices powered by its Android mobile operating system had been activated world-wide, up from 400 million a year ago.

EU to Probe China Telecoms' Practices (15 May 07:38 pm)

The European Union is ready to launch an investigation into China\'s practices in the export of mobile-telecommunications network products, a spokesman said.

Opening Up the 'Internet of Things' (15 May 03:53 pm)

British chip designers ARM hope to bring down barriers for startups experimenting with smart objects, making connected objects easier and quicker to create.

Raising the iPad's Productivity Levl (15 May 01:39 pm)

IPads and other tablets are being used every day for productivity tasks once reserved for laptops. Walt Mossberg looks at apps that attempt to emulate the features of Office.

China Bristles at Possible EU Probe (15 May 09:24 am)

China urged the European Union to steer clear of protectionist measures, bristling at reports that the EU could investigate two Chinese telecommunications equipment suppliers for unfair trade

Wanted: More Directors With Digital Savvy (15 May 08:38 am)

Corporate boards are scrambling to recruit newcomers who can advise management on strategies for mobile devices, social media and data analytics.

Hon Hai Profit Up Even as Demand for Apple Gadgets Slows (14 May 07:36 pm)

Hon Hai, which assembles iPhones and iPads, said higher assembly fees lifted first-quarter earnings even as shipments declined on slower demand for Apple\'s gadgets.

RIM Targets Emerging Markets (14 May 07:28 pm)

BlackBerry maker Research In Motion said it\'s planning to roll out a new phone that will target customers in the developing world—the first new product RIM is debuting following the launch of its

Nokia Releases New Lumia Phone (14 May 04:23 pm)

Nokia launched another addition to its Lumia Windows phone lineup, emphasizing high-end camera features, wireless charging and use of lightweight components.

Smartphone Sales Surge (14 May 03:17 pm)

Appetite for basic mobile phones fell during the first three months of 2013 and sales of smartphones rose by 43% compared with the first quarter a year ago, now representing essentially half of the