In today's technology roundup: Apple kicks off iPad 3 production, Facebook IPO reportedly set for May, hackers strike Amazon e-retailer, and Oracle plans huge security fix.
In today's technology roundup: Chinese hackers infiltrate US smart cards, Motorola claims early victory over Apple, 'French Steve Jobs' stirs mobile market, and Apple publishes supplier details.
In today's technology roundup: LG unveils smartphone-controlled appliances, Electronic Arts exec defects to Zynga, 400 tech jobs on the line at Barclays, and Hulu hits 1.5m subscribers.
In today's technology roundup: Bing eclipses Yahoo in US search, Apple buys Israeli semiconductor company, Dutch court orders Pirate Bay blockade, and Virgin boosts UK broadband speeds.
In today's technology roundup: Mass suicide threat at Foxconn, Samsung confident of outselling Nokia, Mozilla eyes slow-paced Firefox, and cellphone users more inclined to drink.
In today's technology roundup: Apple's Cook to top CEO pay list, Google profits from illegal ads, 1TB USB stick added to army knife, and MS reveals next-gen storage capabilities.
In today's technology roundup: Anonymous hits Sony again, Israel vows hacking retaliation, US holiday electronic sales plunge, and Lenovo splashes Ice Cream Sandwich TV.
In today's technology round-up: Worm steals 45 000 Facebook logins, Lenovo reorganises business units, Italian court denies iPhone 4S ban, and LG, Samsung promise Google TV products.
In today's technology roundup: Android Market tops 400 000 apps, man crosses US boarder using iPad, Verizon doubles iPhone sales, and spouses blame Facebook for divorces.
In today's technology roundup: Hackers unveil satellite network plans, Wikipedia raises $200m, IE6 dies, and RIM slashes PlayBook prices.
Intel, Windows 8 team up, China issues competition rules, Google welcomes advertising, and Sony cuts tablet prices.
Google pulls fraudulent apps, Tweets per second record broken, IBM settles EU antitrust probe, and PayPal eyes daily deals market.