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Hewlett-Packard is expected on Wednesday to announce the layoff of up to 30,000 workers, even as it continues to pay out regular dividends on 2 billion shares of common stock.

Leap Motion introduced its tiny, inexpensive Leap gesture-controller yesterday. It claims to be 100 times more accurate than Kinect.

Nintendo's veil of secrecy is slipping a mere two weeks before the start of E3, as a QA worker posts an image of a re-designed Wii U controller to Twitter.

In theory one of the benefits of buying your software digitally is getting it fast. In practice when the software is a 'full-sized' game that download can take quite a while. Sony is following in the footsteps of Steam with a work-around to get you into your new game as quickly as possible.

Nvidia claims they can eliminate lag from cloud-based gaming while reducing costs for the game providers.

Back at SXSW streaming music service Rdio introduced a redesign to paying customers. Now free users have it, too.

If any other Yahoo employee were confronted with a bogus credential on their resume, that person would be fired on the spot. So why does Scott Thompson still have his CEO job?

Facebook may be enjoying its IPO roadshow at the moment, but out there lurks the company that will destroy the social networking giant.

A pair of analyst reports rained on Android's parade last week. Q1 sales were way down for Android tablets, and we Android users don't spend nearly as much on games as iOS users do.

Samsung showed off the new Galaxy S III yesterday, a phone which sports an impressive array of helpful features. But are our smartphones getting a little too smart?

Is this a match made in heaven? Gaikai's streaming gaming client will run on an Android tablet that includes real gaming controls