Julius Genachowski

Federal Communications Commission chairman, Julius Genachowski, has disapproved the amalgamation of cellphone behemoth AT&T and T-Mobile USA.

HTC Corp, the biggest seller of smartphones in the U.S. market, dropped to the lowest level in 16 months after surprisingly cutting its fourth-quarterly income estimation amongst the worldwide economic disaster and rivalry with Apple Inc.

Google Inc has discarded a challenging project to make renewable energy more inexpensive than coal, the latest target of Chief Executive Larry Page's moves to focus the Internet giant on fewer attempts.

Spotify, has appended around half a million novel subscribers during the two months since hooking up to Facebook’s novel entertainment program.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and cable and computer companies will make announcement about a program to offer up low-income homes with $10 monthly broadband Internet service and $150 PCs.

T-Mobile has decided to market Samsung's
Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus Nov. 16 at a price of $249.99 after a $50 discount and a two year agreement.

English astronomer and scientist Edmond Halley has been offered the Google Doodle seal of approval to commemorate his 355th birth anniversary.

The Samsung Galaxy Nexus , revealed during October by the South Korean technology giant together with associate Google, may come to Verizon Wireless by November 21.