Hewlett-Packard Co. reported a 44% decline in first-quarter profit and its revenue slightly missed expectations, underscoring the tech giant’s challenges as it works to get back on track under new Chief Executive Meg Whitman.
Kamala Harris joined 35 attorneys general objecting to a new privacy policy that Google plans to roll out next week.
Squids can fly? If you are a member of the relatively small community of squid aficionados you’ve known this for a while.
When Barnes & Noble launched the Nook Tablet last fall, it did so at a higher price and with more storage space than the rival Amazon Kindle Fire. But on Tuesday, Barnes & Noble’s Nook Tablet was dropped down to Amazon’s level.
Microsoft Corp. left a big privacy loophole in its Internet Explorer browser and is now going after Google Inc. for driving a truck through it.
Would anyone describe typing on an iPhone as a pleasant experience?
Apple’s fight for the iPad trademark in China has hit yet another snag. On Monday, a lawyer for Shenzhen-based Proview Technology told the Associated Press that a Chinese court ruled that retailers should stop selling the iPad.
When Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Note in September , the South Korean tech giant pitched the Note as a gadget that offers the best of a smartphone and a tablet in one groundbreaking new category of device.
Smile for the robot, honey!
Foxconn, a supplier for Apple, Microsoft, Samsung and many other top electronics brands, is giving its employees a raise of 16% to 25% this month as the company faces new scrutiny about its workplace conditions.

