From DailyTech: TV maker Sharp Corp has been having a very difficult time of late with profitability declining significantly. It was announced today that Qualcomm is set to invest as much is $120 million in Sharp, which would make it the largest shareholder.

One portion of the...

From DailyTech: Apple may be assembling certain hardware in the United States instead of China, according to a recent CNN Money report.

The report referred to a reader, Aaron Gong, that purchased a new 21-inch iMac at an Apple Store in San Jose, California last weekend. When he...

From X-bit Labs: Although technologies that enable large-capacity hard disk drives already exist at Western Digital, the company will only release its HDDs with 5TB capacity late in 2013. As it appears, the progress on the market of hard drives slowed down in the recent years as the...

From X-bit Labs: Advanced Micro Devices will update its families of microprocessors for servers and high-end desktops (HEDT) in the second half of 2014, or about two years from now, a slide from the company’s roadmap reveals. The launch schedule of the new chips, which will...

From CNET News.com: A new tablet could be in the works from the folks who brought us the Google Nexus 7.

A few specs about the potential tablet recently popped up on benchmark site GLBenchmark.

The limited details revealed so far point to a Jelly Bean flavored tablet with a 1GHz...

From DailyTech: 3D printing is one of the more interesting technologies that came about over the last few years. With 3D printing, various materials can be used to create a three-dimensional object for rapid prototyping and other needs. While there are some 3D printers available that...

From DailyTech: T-Mobile is the last of the four major U.S. carriers to not offer Apple's iPhone, but that may change at next week's analysts day.

According to Merrill Lynch's Scott Craig, there's a good chance Deutsche Telecom will announce the iPhone's arrival to T-Mobile during...

From X-bit Labs: Hewlett-Packard has made it quite clear that it is not interested in any kind of premium personal computers, especially those that are oriented on consumers. However, after the company rolled out cheap-looking Envy-branded desktops, Rahul Sood, the founder of Voodoo...

From X-bit Labs: Scythe Group on Friday denied information that it plans to shut down operations, as reported on Thursday based on a statement made by Scythe US company. Scythe continues to develop, manufacture and sell cooling solutions for personal computers as well as various...