Jane McEntegart

Microsoft apparently paid a female executive one million pounds (about $1.5 million) in "hush money" after she was passed over for a promotion to the position of managing director of Redmond's UK operations.

Nintendo is having a lot of trouble getting the Wii U to work the way that it should.

Time to ditch your active shutter glasses and go glasses-free?

HP says it will reveal more information on additional TouchPad stock in the coming days.

How about some free applications for your heavily discounted tablet?

At last!

Could there be more TouchPads on the way?

Suprise!!

Out with the glossy, in with the matte.

Who says Mondays aren't exciting?

Sony's upcoming PSVita can be used as a controller too.

After some yo-yoing availability, Skype for iPad has finally been officially released.

RIM's BlackBerry PlayBook may have launched to tepid reviews from critics but the tablet has garnered a thumbs up from the federal government.

China is known for its knock-offs, but this takes the cake.

Five years after it was launched, the white MacBook has been cut from Apple's line up.

Hotmail users now have a report button to take care of account hijackers.

Will Steve B bring a Windows 8 tablet with him?

George Hotz, better known in some circles as GeoHot, garnered quite a lot of attention when he was sued by Sony for his PlayStation 3 hack. However, it seems things are going quite well for the 21-year-old now.

Well, it’s been a long time coming, and it might be a little later than Sony anticipated, but the PlayStation Store is coming back.

Last month's breach has resulted in 9 percent of users ditching PSN for Microsoft's Xbox Live.

Playboy has announced that it will be putting its entire archive on the web thanks to a specially optimized website targeted at iPad users.

Sony has suffered another blow as reports indicate that even users that have changed their passwords since PSN has come back online are still at risk.

Sony has released details of its ID protection and SOE compensation plans.

Microsoft has announced an $8.4 billion business deal that will see the Redmond-based software giant acquire VOIP phone service Skype.

A group of hackers is supposedly planning another attack on Sony, and this time, the information they steal will be made public.