Dan Nystedt

Baidu.com Inc., which operates China's most popular Internet search engine, may be the worst violator of Wikipedia copyrights, the chair of the foundation behind popular online encyclopedia Wikipedia said Sunday, as she asked the company again to give credit where credit is due

A U.S. congressional committee plans to investigate whether or not Yahoo Inc. lied during testimony over its role in a human rights case in China that sent journalist Shi Tao to jail for 10 years.

Call it the battery recall backlash: laptop demand is still high but the supply of components is not. Don't expect to see a lot of special discounts on mobile over the next five months

As the Taiwanese giant starts making North American inroads, it faces increased legal pressure from the world's biggest desktop vendor. Learn more about the intellectual property at stake

South Korean laptop PC maker Quanta Computer Inc. is being sued for patent infringements. This is the second patent-related battle between LG and Quanta current filed in U.S. courts

The surest sign marketing hype surrounding the iPhone has outdone itself is that a small island on the Pacific rim is abuzz over the device, despite the fact it won't be on sale here until next year at the earliest.

The Multiple Interface card may soon make transferring pictures, songs and other data between gadgets and PCs easier

Applied Materials Inc., the world's largest vendor of chip manufacturing equipment, opened a new production line machinery lab in China on Thursday to develop a range of equipment.