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Is Lenovo really trying to acquire MSI?

Need additional energy drink sales? Well, let's just turn to the gaming community.

Verizon is breaking out its checkbook, reportedly purchasing AOL for $4.4 billion.

Nintendo ended a four-year run in the red, netting $350 million during its most recent fiscal year.

Trying to convince consumers and businesses to support bitcoins isn't easy.

The cost of PCs will increase up to 10 percent in 2015 alone, according to the Gartner research group.

Comcast was unable to acquire Time Warner Cable, but it looks like Charter wants another crack at it.

If you're interested in using a single ultra-thin laptop to power all of your work, a docking station might be on your mind to expand its capability.

It's not just consumers with terrible passwords - 50% of employees use poor password habits while in the office.

HP have just announced a release of eight new tablets aimed at the business world, ranging from prices of $199 to $1,599.

AMD release their 8-K filing form, seeing three of their top executives no longer listed.

Sony is a financial mess, and the company's executives are ready to try to shake things up.

Facebook and Xiaomi reportedly met to discuss potential investment opportunities, but a deal was never finalized.

No interest in doing it yourself? More retailers are now offering fully custom built and overclocked gaming systems for the general user.

Cybersecurity companies are outlining additional details about the sophisticated Regin spyware malware, but no one has a complete picture just yet.

Epson unveils the PowerLite Home Cinema 600 for $379.

TechNavio claims that BYOD policies will ensure more WLAN security systems will be put in place, alongside advanced security software.

Lyft's co-founder speaks out about privacy, expansion and their competitor - Uber.

The Internet of Things is leading to a new generation of Internet-connected devices, with market partnerships and acquisitions accelerating.

iiNet pins customer connectivity issues and slow line speeds on line providers Telstra, claiming they won't fix their issues.

Sony is working to restructure and turn its entertainment division into a revenue cash cow.

eBay and PayPal will spin off in 2015, as previously reported, due to investor concern that both businesses should be run as independent entities.

R Andre Klein claims Steve Jobs and Apple engaged in unlawful business practices and is now suing Jobs' estate on behalf of all shareholders.

The US Department of Labor pushed LinkedIn to pay employees millions in back wages, but commended the company for its behavior in rectifying the situation.

TigerDirect is branching out into some new and non-tech categories in an effort to compete with Amazon on more equal footing.

Amazon Lockers are now a pick up and drop off location for packages you want to send back. Returns work much like pickups at the Lockers locations.

Google scoops up some assets, and the founders of Green Throttle Gaming.

Buffalo Wild Wings restaurants puts tablets at tables for ordering, paying, and gaming.