Google has abandoned its goal to make renewable energy cheaper than coal, the latest casualty in the internet giant’s moves to focus on fewer efforts.

Apple’s newest iPhone left fans wishing for more than a faster version of last year’s device, drawing a rare outburst of criticism and disappointment.

Facebook has expanded the availability of technology to automatically identify people in photos, renewing concerns about its privacy practices.

A thin but energetic Steve Jobs made a surprise return to the spotlight on Wednesday, taking the stage to unveil Apple’s new iPad.

Google co-founder Larry Page will take over as CEO from Eric Schmidt, a surprise move to make the company more nimble.

Facebook is generating profits at a faster-than-expected rate and will have to disclose financial data similar to a publicly traded company.

Twitter has raised $200-million in a deal that values the company at $3,7-billion, less than a year after it began its first efforts to make money.

Google plans to hire more than 2 000 people around the globe, bumping up its workforce as it expands into new markets.

Google said its "Street View" cars around the world accidentally collected more personal data than previously disclosed.

Facebook has unveiled tools to give users more control over personal information and let them set up cliques of friends.

Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd resigned on Friday after an probe found that he had falsified expense reports to conceal a "personal relationship".

South Africans took to the streets at noon today for the United for Bafana campaign. Send us your photographs.

CEO Steve Jobs on Monday showed off a redesigned $199 "iPhone 4" that is a quarter slimmer than the current handset.

Apple chief executive Steve Jobs finds "troubling" a string of worker deaths at Foxconn, the contract manufacturer that assembles the company’s iPhone

Google took the wraps off a new smartphone that it will sell directly to consumers, aiming to boost its position in the cellphone internet market.