Severe weather left Amazon's cloud storage centers in northern Virginia without power, crippling large segments of the web that rely on its digital architecture.
Google unveils big improvements for the next iteration of its mobile OS.
Amazon, Google and Microsoft are ramping up production to challenge Apple, and shoppers will soon see a wide array of devices across a range of prices.
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The BlackBerry maker is taking another beating after a terrible quarter and a major product delay.
In mid-July, consumers will be able to buy the $200 Nexus 7, which runs on the powerful new Jelly Bean operating system.
The geeky event included urban skydiving and some huge product announcements.
Levinsohn might just be steering the Internet company with some competence.
In a bid to give its staid image a jolt of cool, the software giant snaps up a red-hot business-networking platform for $1.2 billion in cash.
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