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General Motors has announced that it would be pulling its paid advertising from Facebook, saying that it had too little impact.

Blu-ray disks have been getting more and more popular lately, but 2012 might show a greater increase in global demand for them than ever.

Legal teams in Oracle v. Google are preparing to present closing arguments tomorrow, after a flurry of motions filed over the weekend didn't convince the judge overseeing the case to change the structure of the trial.

Korean giant Samsung is reportedly the ruler of the dual core ARM mobile processor market. This is no surprise, since the company is holding most of the smartphone market that is not Apple based.

Rovio Entertainment, the creator of the popular mobile game Angry Birds, is looking to go public in 2013 after a knockout 2011.

The jury in the Oracle/Google Java copyright case has ruled on three of the four questions it must answer, but a verdict has not been revealed because the presiding judge has sent jurors back to deliberate on the unresolved issue.

Facebook has finally set an official estimate for its initial public offering, which will offer individual shares for between $28 and $35.

While the worldwide market for mobile phones is growing rapidly, Apple is earning the majority of all profits despite only selling a small minority of the world's mobile devices.

With Lumia sales still unable to fill the coffers, Nokia has turned to its rich patent portfolio as an extra source of income.

Facebook announced that its initial public offering (IPO) will take place May 18, 2012.