For all those other companies producing travel guides, Google's move is very bad news indeed, writes Stephen Foley.
The 20,000 employees of Motorola got a taste of life under their new owner when they were told that one in five of them would lose their jobs.
The Nexus 7 is designed to usurp Amazon's Kindle range at the lower end of the market, and at less than half the price of Apple's iPad. [Video in story]
The US has regained the crown for having the world's fastest supercomputer thanks to a new machine so powerful it can simulate nuclear bombs and power plant accidents. ...
IBM flies past Japanese rival to win battle of the supercomputers. . .
Jonah Peretti's first 15 minutes of fame in 2001 - a snarky exchange with Nike’s customer service department - became an online hit.
Apple is plotting to dump Google as the default maps application on its iPhones and iPads with the launch of its own maps service.
Apple has confounded a chorus of sceptics to post blow-out sales of the iPhone and quarterly profits.
Apple's souring relations with the world's biggest phone companies are expected to be brought into focus this week.
Larry Page and Sergey Brin have moved to strengthen their control over Google, the search-engine giant they founded 16 years ago.
The new chief executive of Research In Motion has signalled that he might sell the company after it posted another catastrophic set of sales figures.
Apple has dramatically raised the stakes in its patent war with rival phone manufacturer Samsung.
Apple has revealed a new platform called iBooks Author that will make it simple for academics, authors, publishers and teachers to create interactive textbooks. ...
Google has come in for some heavy criticism for integrating the Google+ social network into its search results.
Sony is working on a daring plan to shake up the way Americans watch television.
Google and Groupon have gone from courtship to court in less than a year.
The South Korean company says that it is moving to “all-out war” in its patent infringement dispute with Apple.
You can take your own view on whether the Kindle Fire, launching in the US first in time for Christmas, will take a meaningful bite out of Apple's iPad franchise. ...
George Hotz became a star among hackers under the internet pseudonym name GeoHot when he “unlocked” Apple's iPhone and then the Sony PlayStation games console.
While IBM may no longer be making products that the average consumer comes across, it is still a technology goliath worth billions of dollars.
Skype has sacked more than half a dozen of its most senior executives in a boardroom clear-out ahead of its takeover by Microsoft.
French President Sarkozy has put his view of a regulated internet on the agenda at the G8, albeit indirectly.
Web giants like Microsoft and Google have been experimenting with new technology, in response to demands that online adverts or web browsers should have a “do not ...
Amazon has launched its “Appstore for Android” selling software and games for download to smartphones, defying a lawsuit from Apple.
The health of Apple's visionary chief executive - who is on an indefinite medical leave - is sure to be centre stage when shareholders gather in California.