Authorized Steve Jobs biography to be released next year

The first official biography of Apple CEO Steve Jobs is set to come out in early 2012.

Report: Apple bans Best Buy from selling iPad

Apparently Apple isn't too happy about a reportedly deceptive iPad 2 sales tactic at Best Buy.

Apple eyes store in historic Moscow building

The first Apple Store in Russia may be coming soon.

80% of Sony's affected Japan plants back online

Sony is making good progress on restoring access to several of its electronics plants affected by the Japanese earthquake.

Sony shuts down 11 SonyStyle stores

Only 45 direct-channel Sony retail locations remain in operation.

Acer CEO steps down

After disagreements with how the company should change moving forward, Acer's top man has decided to leave.

Sprint, state of NY worried about AT&T T-Mobile merger

Rival mobile carrier as well as the state of New York have added to the list of entities that aren't too happy.

News Corp reportedly wants to give up Myspace

It's time to jump off the sinking ship.

Founder of Java now working for Google

What kind of credentials does it take to get a job at Google nowadays?

FCC takes stand on T-Mobile, AT&T merger

The regulatory committee that needs to approve the merger between T-Mobile and AT&T may give the companies a hard time, due to potential antitrust concerns.

Samsung doles out 100 million app downloads

After just 10 months of offering its own dedicated platform for users to download apps, Samsung says more than 100 million apps have been downloaded.

Indian consumers, shafted from iPad 2, vow not to buy iPad 1

The iPad 2 is already available in the US and some other major countries, with plans for 25 countries put in place. But India isn't in them.

Retailers tell Amazon to start charging tax

When it comes to shopping online, many consumers head immediately to sites that don't charge sales tax, which isn't sitting well with retailers that have to charge tax.

Apple Grand Central store rumor dismisses prior rumor

According to a new rumor, Apple has canceled its plan to open a new retail storefront in New York's Grand Central terminal, a plan that itself was only just a rumor.

Sony subpoenas PS3 hacker's Paypal, Twitter, Google records

Sony will be able to peer through virtually all recent Internet activity of famed PS3 hacker George Hotz.

Man pleads guilty to stealing $388,000 from Cisco

A Minnesota man will serve time in prison for a dubious scheme in which he managed to effectively get hundreds of thousands of dollars in computer equipment from Cisco for free.

Best Buy considers equipping salespeople with tablets

The #1 electronics retailer in America has come up with a plan to provide tablets to some of its sales people on the retail floor, but it won't say what tablet it has in mind.

Apple ships a million Macbooks in Q4

Apple has shipped more than a million of its new laptop line the Macbook Air, proving that it is more than just an iPod and iPhone company these days.

Get a $100 refund if you just bought an iPad

Don't you just hate it when you buy something and then just a couple weeks later it's already obsolete? If that's how you're feeling about your recent iPad purchase, Apple wants to make it right.

Steve Jobs opens hotly anticipated Apple event

After indefinitely stepping away from Apple's day-to-day responsibilities to tend to his worsening medical condition, Steve Jobs delighted fans today by defying the odds and stepping onto the stage to introduce today's expected iPad 2 announcement.