Printer Creates 3D Tissue to Help Injured Patients Re-Grow Cartilage [VIDEO]

A hybrid 3D-printer can create cartilage implants that may eventually help injured patients re-grow cartilage, according to a new study.

Samsung Galaxy Note II Sales Hit 5 Million

Five million units of Samsung‘s Galaxy Note II have been sold worldwide, the company has announced.

Facebook criticised over decision to stop public privacy votes

Facebook is set to remove the ability for users to vote on changes to its data privacy policy, in a move that has angered campaigners.

Samsung wins U.S. court order to access Apple-HTC deal details

A U.S. judge has ordered Apple Inc to disclose to rival Samsung Electronics details of a legal settlement the iPhone maker reached with Taiwan's HTC Corp, including terms of a 10-year patents licensing agreement.

Intel chief executive Paul Otellini to retire

Intel has announced that its chief executive Paul Otellini is going to retire from the company.

Yahoo shares reach 18-month high as investors warm to new CEO

Yahoo Inc shares reached their highest level in a year and a half, as investor confidence grows that new Chief Executive Marissa Mayer can pull off a comeback that eluded three of her predecessors.

Google Launches Mobile Game You Play in Real Life

Google’s smartphone app team Niantic Labs has released a new multi-player gaming platform that turns your real-world location into a virtual world.

Steven Sinofsky: Windows division head leaves Microsoft

Steven Sinofsky, the head of Microsoft's Windows division, has left the company with immediate effect.

RIM to introduce new BlackBerry 10 devices on January 30

Research In Motion Ltd plans to introduce its new line of BlackBerry 10 smartphones on January 30, the company said on Monday, giving investors a measure of confidence the long-awaited devices are approaching the finish line.

Apple and HTC settle global patent battle

Apple Inc and HTC Corp announced on Saturday a global patent settlement and 10-year licensing agreement that ends one of the first major conflagrations of the smartphone patent wars.

China slams "distorted" view of copyright piracy problem

China's top official in charge of fighting copyright piracy on Sunday slammed what he said was deliberate distortion of the problem by the Western media caused by the country's poor global image, saying important facts had been ignored.

Twitter mistakenly resets passwords of large number of users

Twitter said that it mistakenly reset the passwords of "a large number" of its more than 140 million active users while conducting routine security screening to identify accounts that may have been compromised.

Google Ventures beefs up fund size to $300 million a year

Google will increase the cash it allocates to its venture-capital arm to up to $300 million a year from $200 million, catapulting Google Ventures into the top echelon of corporate venture-capital funds.

Move over, Obama; Twitter had a big night too

President Barack Obama called it - in less than 140 characters. Around 11:15 pm EST, just as the networks were beginning to call the race in his favor, Obama took to Twitter to proclaim himself the winner over Republican candidate Mitt Romney.

Amazon's offers monthly option on Prime, challenging Netflix

Amazon.com Inc is testing a new monthly option for its popular Prime video-streaming service as the world's largest Internet retailer steps up competition with Netflix Inc.

Windows Phone sales to "ramp quickly": Microsoft CEO

Microsoft expects its newly launched Windows Phone to become a strong challenger in the smartphone market, Chief Executive Steve Ballmer said on Monday.

Apple sells three million iPads over first weekend

Apple Inc sold 3 million of its new iPads in the first three days the tablet computers were available, driving optimism for a strong holiday quarter despite intensifying competition.

Apple iPad mini draws New Yorkers; crowds thin elsewhere

Apple Inc's iPad mini hit stores around the world on Friday, attracting sparser crowds than previous Apple launches, but the kickoff still drew hundreds of New Yorkers only days after one of the biggest storms to hit the United States.

Google's Android software in 3 out of 4 smartphones

Three out of every four smartphones sold in the third quarter featured Google Inc's Android mobile operating system, as the gap between Google and Apple Inc-based phones widened further, according to a new research report.

FTC staff recommends Google be sued over patents: source

A Federal Trade Commission staff report has recommended that the government sue Google for violating U.S. antitrust law because it asked courts to stop the sale of some products that infringe its essential patents, a source told Reuters Thursday.

Microsoft pushes new Windows to developers

Days after launching Windows 8, Microsoft Corp is mounting a strong campaign to win over the software developers it needs to kick-start its new operating system.

Flamboyant Megaupload founder unveils file-sharing sequel

Like a good Hollywood sequel, Megaupload is back. Kim Dotcom, the founder of the shuttered file-sharing site that housed everything from family photos to blockbuster films, on Thursday announced a new online storage service called Mega that will give users direct control - and responsibility - over their files.

Apple's Cook fields his A-team before a wary Wall Street

Apple Inc Chief Executive Tim Cook's new go-to management team of mostly familiar faces failed to drum up much excitement on Wall Street, driving its shares to a three-month low on Wednesday.

Nexus 7 sales clocking in at close to a million per month

While it was pretty clear that Asustek's Google-partnered Nexus 7 contributed heavily to the Taiwanese maker's healthy Q3 results, there was no official confirmation on its exact sales figures so far.

Nokia says shipping new Lumia smartphones this week

Finnish phone maker Nokia said its new Lumia smartphones, key to the company's hopes for recovery, will begin to appear in some European markets this week.

Apple software, retail chiefs out in overhaul

Apple Inc CEO Tim Cook on Monday pushed out the powerful head of the company's mobile software products group, sources said, in a major management shake-up that also claimed the recently hired chief of the retail stores division.

Samsung posts $7.4 billion profit as handsets mask weak chip sales

Samsung Electronics Co, the world's top technology firm by revenue, reported record quarterly profit of $7.4 billion on Friday, with strong sales of its Galaxy range of phones masking sharply lower memory chip sales.

Tech CEOs trade barbs, warm up for holiday tablet wars

The biggest names in consumer technology, stung by a string of disappointing quarterly results this month, are suiting up for what's shaping to be the fiercest holiday battle in years.

Microsoft hit with formal warning on browser choice from EU

The European Commission has given Microsoft a formal warning for failing to obey an order to give customers a choice of internet browsers.

PlayStation 'master key' leaked online

Crucial security information about the Sony PlayStation 3 has been leaked online, making it easier for users to play pirated games on the machine.