Canada based, Research In Motion has launched BlackBerry App World website storefront allowing both BlackBerry users and developers to easily discover and download applications.

PC maker, Hewlett Packard is positioning its new tablet as a business device instead of pitching it as a competitor to the Apple iPad in consumer market.

Interestingly, the device was revealed at the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas by Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballme as it was running on full-blown version of Windows 7. HP had called it, the Consumer Notebook Slate.

Technology giant, Apple announced on Friday that it will stop bundling Adobe's Flash media player with its Mac OS X.

The recently launched MacBook Air is the first system without flash and the comoany will launch more devices without the player as the company clears out Mac desktops and notebooks which had Flash.

The jobs in the mobile segment of the technology market appears bright as most employers are planning to hire staff in the next 12 month, according to a survey conducted by online job board Dice Holdings.

Technology giant, Apple launched new MacBook Air on Wednesday during its “Back to the Mac event. Company CEO Steve Jobs described the devices as MacBook-meets-iPad however; many are disappointed by the fact that even as the devices feature latest ultra-thin design, it is still powered by much old Intel chips.

Software giant, Microsoft announced on Monday that it is planning to open a new PC game store, Games for Windows Marketplace on November 15.

The store will allow gamers to buy old as well as new digital copies of games by using a browser. The is a an online version of the store which is available through the company's Games For Windows Live software client.

The recently launched Windows Phone 7 mobile OS form the software giant, Microsoft has impressed many in the smartphone industry as it offers some features that are currently unmatched by any other platform.

Iomega Corporation has announced that it will launch a 1.8-inch Solid State Drives (SSD) compatible with USB 3.0 by early November 2010.