Sony's recent price cut on its flagship PlayStation 3 games console has led analysts to speculate that the company may have plans to unveil its next-generation PlayStation 4 console in the very near future.
Abercrombie & Fitch has offered money to Michael "The Situation" Sorrentino, a character on MTV's TV show "The Jersey Shore," to stop wearing A&F products.
Smartphone maker HTC has mounted a new legal action against Apple, filing another patent infringement complaint with the United States International Trade Commission (ITC).
In order to combat the growing market dominance of Microsoft's Xbox 360, Sony has dramatically reduced the cost of its flagship PlayStation 3 games console.
Shares in European banks and leading financial services firms fell sharply on Wednesday after French and German leaders failed convince to traders concerned about the euro zone debt crisis and instead rekindled plans for a financial transaction tax.
New rumours have arisen claiming that Apple plans to launch its new iPhone 5 handset 7 Oct. allowing consumers to pre-order it from 30 Sept.
A key document used in Apple's case against Galaxy Tab 10.1 maker Samsung has fallen into question, leading to a temporary lift on a number of the tablet's European import bans.
The phone hacking scandal surrounding News International returned to the headlines today after Members of Parliament released a letter that claims Andy Coulson knew about phone hacking, despite his claims to the contrary.
A new report claims to have leaked images of components used in Apple's rumored iPhone 5 smartphone.
Following the revelation that Google is in the process of acquiring smartphone and tablet maker Motorola Mobility, HTC and Samsung have issued statements arguing that the take-over will not affect each company's relationship with Android.
Motorola, Samsung and Sony have all unveiled new "unbreakable" smartphones set for release in the third and fourth quarters of 2011, leading to widespread debate about which rugged device will win the public's heart.
New research from a mobile security expert has discovered yet more ways hackers can break into Android powered smartphones and tablets.
Just after Google's acquisition was announced, Motorola Mobility has unveiled its latest indestructible handset, the DEFY+.
New reports suggest that Apple has pushed its iPad 3 supply schedule back, amending it from a 2011 to a 2012 launch window.
New reports have emerged suggesting that Apple's highly anticipated next iPhone will launch Oct. 2011, with its tablet sibling the iPad 3 following in early 2012.
The London College of Fashion will open its first ever shop in September, inviting fashion fans to discover the work of its alumni.
To combat Microsoft and Apple's "anti-Android" patent accumulation tactics, Google is set to pay an inflated $12.5 billion for smartphone and tablet maker Motorola Mobility.
UK high-street retailer GAME has revealed plans sell digital Sony PlayStation 3 titles in-store.
Glasgow will be taken over by zombies from Monday as filming gets under way on a new Brad Pitt movie.
Chinese media issue another withering assessment.
New reports suggest that Apple has dramatically increased production rates of its popular iPhone smartphone series ahead of the rumoured iPhone 5's release.
All those convicted of taking part in last week's riots from of looting or public order offences will be banned from shops in Manchester city centre for two years, the M.E.N reports.
New reports suggest Apple plans to release its highly anticipated iPhone 4S and iPad 3 devices this October.
Following the Motorola Defy, two new smartphones from power-house phone-makers Samsung and Sony Ericsson have arisen, seeking to take-over the unbreakable device market.
New reports suggesting that several big-name stores, including Canadian wireless carrier Rogers, are currently beginning "pre-launch training" for a new Apple iPhone, lending credence to the rumoured September release date of the iPhone 5.
Following reports that a cheaper iPhone will be launching alongside Apple's highly anticipated iPhone 5, new rumours suggest that the budget handset will trim costs storing apps and files on the company's iCloud service.
Following reports showing Microsoft's Xbox 360 console going from strength-to-strength, news has broken that the company is being sued for charging customers without consent.
For the seventh consecutive month in a row Microsoft's Xbox 360 has beaten the competition, outselling both Sony's PlayStation 3 and Nintendo's Wii.
The Obama administration is hardening its position against the Assad regime and has announced new sanctions, in an attempt to increase pressure on the leader and his government's brutal repression of the opposition.
While the world's media focus on a threatened attack on Facebook, Anonymous hackers have released fresh data exposing government corruption in Brazil.
