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• STMicro, Ericsson lay out plan to close mobile chip unit
• Sharp says won't get second part of Qualcomm investment by March 29
• Panasonic plans to sell health care business: media
• 6 Tips to Help You Hash Out Hashtags
• Dropbox Inc to acquire email management startup
• Pokémon-Themed Nintendo 3DS XL Launches March 24
• Microsoft Patches New USB Hijack Bug
• Movie Review Intelligence website shutting down
• Facebook may emulate rival Twitter with introduction of hashtags
• Bill Gates Joins Ranks of 'Doxed' Notables
• Facebook Scammers Lure Gamers with Bogus Next-Gen Consoles
• Bogus Pizza Order Used to Infect Computers
• Target buys two e-commerce chains to boost culinary business
• BlackBerry plans security feature for Android, iPhone platforms
• Google to shut down Reader web feed application
• What to Wear on a 100-Year Starship Voyage
• Swiss Microbus 'Talks' to Others of Its Kind
• VMware projects revenue hike, EMC unveils Pivotal plan
• Google Shows You How to Fix Hacked Websites
• EMC aims to make Pivotal initiative a public company
• Apple's iPad to fall behind Android as tablet war grows
• Cyber attacks leading threat against U.S.: spy agencies
• Apple has 25 percent chance of missing outlook: analyst
• Social Security Numbers of Celebrities, Politicians Posted Online
• WhaleShark Media changes name, buys Dutch coupon company
• Pinterest offers new tool, lays base for money-making features
• HP director defends chairman Lane
• Will 3D Printing Fuel Art and Jewelry Forgery?
• Colin Powell Has Facebook Page Hacked
• U.S. Drones Flying in a Legal Gray Area
• Tech-savvy Newark Mayor Booker: Government flunking social media
• Online betting firm 888 poised to launch in U.S
• Insight: On Facebook, app makers face a treacherous path
• Judge will not suspend Apple Siri patent case vs. Samsung

• Sharp to miss March 29 deadline for Qualcomm investment
• Panasonic considers exiting from plasma TVs: Nikkei
• Samsung Galaxy S4 blitz may prompt Apple rethink
• Top Security Blogger 'Swatted' in Dangerous Prank
• Radio frequency chip makers tune in to smartphone race
• Apple Patches OS and Browser Vulnerabilities
• Google's Schmidt to visit Myanmar, an untapped telecoms market
• Samsung Galaxy S4 emerges to do battle on Apple's home turf
• Beach becomes latest clash over technology titans' property
• Exclusive: EMC, IBM eye web hosting company SoftLayer - sources
• How Video Games Help Fuel Space Exploration
• New Bar App Lets You Tap to Drink
• More change at Google as head of maps and commerce gets new role
• BlackBerry to offer security solution for Android and iOS
• Apple's Schiller blasts Android, Samsung on Galaxy's eve
• EMC and VMware promise growth, outline Pivotal plan
• Web Smash! Marvel Servers Crushed by Free Comics
• Smartphone Use Surges Among American Teens
• Mitt Romney, Al Gore Hit by Celebrity Document Diggers
• Sharp rejects Samsung offer to buy copier business
• What Will the Next Leap Motion Controller Do?
• Exclusive: Advent Software hires Qatalyst to explore sale- sources
• Apple's iPads to fall behind Android tablets this year: IDC
• AMD to sell and lease back Austin, Texas, campus to raise cash
• UK's anti-fraud agency says may be conflicted in Autonomy probe
• Yandex shareholders to sell shares worth $600 million
• US to China: Stop the Cyberattacks Now
• Apple Fixes App Store Security Risk
• Betting site Intrade halts trading over irregularities
• Don't Panic! Google Makes Douglas Adams Doodle
• Alibaba Group picks Jonathan Lu as next CEO
• Alibaba Group picks Jonathan Lu as new CEO
• Sandberg's hot-button book rings true for Silicon Valley women

• Sharp sets new deadline of June 30 for Qualcomm investment
• Panasonic considers sale of healthcare business: sources
• Silver Lake's bid for Dell started at $11.22 per share-source
• U.S. options exchanges to launch "mini" options on five securities
• Contest Seeks Purrrfect iPad Game for Cats
• China TV consumer show criticizes Apple and Volkswagen
• Tech Reporter Charged With Helping Anonymous Hack Newspaper
• Factbox: How Samsung's Galaxy S4 matches up vs iPhone5
• Reinventing Reality: How AR Tech Could Go Wrong
• More change at Google as Maps-Commerce chief gets new role
• Google to shut Reader web feed application, users vent
• Hackers Infiltrate US Government's National Vulnerability Database
• Mobile Games Can Enhance Perception
• Smart card firm Gemalto sees further surge in sales
• Campus Wi-Fi Redirected to Gay Porn Site
• Biological Teeth Grow from Gum Cells
• UK antitrust review delays Priceline's deal to buy Kayak
• Tech Security Silences Tweeting Cardinals
• Netflix allows U.S. users to connect accounts to Facebook
• At Galaxy unveiling, Samsung will have insurance plan in back pocket
• Mac Malware Got Past Gatekeeper to Hack Apple, Facebook, Microsoft
• EU Porn Ban Rejected — Barely
• Spy agencies say cyber attacks top current threats against U.S.
• How Self-Healing Microchips Recover
• Japan's Renesas considering selling loss-making mobile chip unit
• Yahoo's Mayer gets internal flak for more rigorous hiring
• Father Hacks 'Donkey Kong' to Let Daughter Play as Girl
• EA says SimCity server issues improve, not yet 'all-clear'
• Microsoft Fixing 4 Security Flaws in Windows, Mac Software
• Ladbrokes signs software deal to boost online presence
• Ladbrokes signs Playtech deal to boost online presence
• Twitter, social media are fertile ground for stock hoaxes
• CEO Tim Cook may have to testify in Apple e-books case