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Microsoft is unhappy with OnLive giving free access to Windows 7 on iPad.

Microsoft's Xbox 360 games console has again outsold Sony's PlayStation 3 (PS3) in its native US.

Analysts are at odds ahead of the iPad 3 launch with some predicting continued growth while others see Android and Windows 8 tablets taking some of Apple's market share.

With Nokia's latest Lumia smartphone finally confirmed for release in Britain, the International Business Times UK takes you through the key features separating the Lumia 900 from the Lumia 800.

The battle between the Mac and the Windows operating systems has been taken to a whole new level, following the advent of the OS X Lion and Windows 8.

Microsoft has rounded off Mobile World Congress in Barcelona by demonstrating the consumer preview of Windows 8 for tablet and PC.

Ford B-Max to be first car in Europe to feature Sync intelligent in-car connectivity system.

Minus its LTE connectivity Nokia's flagship Lumia 900 Windows Phone has finally been confirmed in the UK, below are our opening impressions.

Hot on heels of Nokia's Lumia 610 smartphone, ZTE announces the Orbit, a Windows Phone device aimed at the budget market.

International Business Times UK is one of first in queue at MWC 2012 to try out Nokia's Lumia 610.

Few aspects of new apps that Microsoft has introduced for its latest operating system, Widows 8

Apple iCloud customers in Germany no longer automatically receive email on iOS devices after block by Motorola.

Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, indicated during the annual shareholders’ meeting that the board would be nearing a decision to deal with $98 billion cash pile.

Microsoft founder tells development groups to avoid 'fad-oritented' projects and concentrate on long-term development.

Google's new privacy policy, which was announced a month ago, has taken a new turn after Attorneys General (and other ranking legal officials) from 36 states and territories of the U.S. sent a letter, on Wednesday, to Google CEO, Larry Page, expressing concerns over the company's new unified privacy policy.

After Apple, it is Microsoft which has accused Google of patent misuse. Microsoft has charged the search engine giant with misusing standard essential patents to gain supremacy in the mobile phone market. Microsoft has sought the aid of European regulators to investigate the alleged unfair use of patents.

Sony, the Tokyo-based electronics giant, will be excited by the hype that has surrounded the launch of the eagerly anticipated PlayStation Vita. The handheld gaming console was launched on Feb. 22, in Europe, Africa, the U.S., Australasia and the Middle East.

Google seems to be rather in haste to upgrade their Android operating system, presumably in a bid to outsmart Microsoft's attempts at capturing the tablet market with its revamped Windows 8 software. The launch for the latter is believed to be just around the corner.

In its latest statement, Foxconn (the Apple-contracted Chinese company under review for labour practices) has promised to hike wages by 16 to 25 per cent.

Latest reports from Arbor Networks - a DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) mitigation vendor, claims that iPv6 could be the next target of cyber criminals worldwide. Many network services are contemplating the idea of transition from iPv4 to iPv6 owing to lack of feature parity between the two network protocols.

There have been innumerable debates surrounding Microsoft Windows' infamous imitation of the Mac OS X interface and looks. The design imitations have hogged the limelight for quite some time now, leaving restless fans contemplating what to expect next from the two corporate bigwigs.

Android 5.0 Jelly Bean Mobile OS Coming in Spring 2012?Android fanatics around the world are still stuck digesting the news of Ice Cream Sandwich revamping their smartphone interface and browsing experience while the upgrade itself has miserably failed to penetrate more than 1 per cent of the mobile phone market globally owing to hardware constraints

Yet another job post suggesting Microsoft is currently working on its next-generation Xbox has appeared, this time suggesting the fabled device will house 3D technology.

The U.S.-based Fair Labor Association (FLA) has begun probing working conditions at the factories of Apple's various OEMs in China, including Foxconn, upon Apple's request.

Fresh speculation suggests that Microsoft's next-generation Xbox will take a slice out of Nintendo's cake, featuring its own touch screen tablet-like controller.

Rumours surrounding iPad 3's release in early March have boosted Apple (AAPL) shares to over $500, with a net surplus of 5 per cent rise in stock value in the last two days alone. Apparently, Apple's stock surge is also spurred by the company's first quarter earnings announced on January 24.

Cementing its lead as the world's favourite console, Microsoft's Xbox 360 has claimed the US sales top-spot, outselling Sony's PlayStation 3 (PS3).

Rumours suggest Nokia's big Mobile World Congress (MWC) announcement will be the unveiling of its final Symbian smartphone, the Nokia 803.

Currently, Facebook has only the social networking platform in its portfolio. It lacks a physical commodity such as smartphones or tablets to compete with technology giants like Google and Apple.

SwaggSec, a LulzSec copycat hacker group, has released data stolen during a recent hack on tech manufacturing behemoth Foxconn.