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• Apple Loses Appeals Bid for Samsung Sales Ban

  

  A U.S. appeals court on Thursday rejected Apple request to revive its bid for a sales ban on Samsung's Galaxy Nexus smartphone.

• Google to Pay $60 Million Euros into French Media Fund

  

  Google is to pay 60 million euros into a special fund to help French media develop their presence on the Internet.

• Ouch! Apple Takes a Big Hit in January

  

  January was the worst month in a very long time for Apple stock. How bad was it?

• Symantec to NYT: Chinese Hack Not Our Fault

  

  Symantec begs to differ with The New York Times' suggestion that it might be partially to blame for a security lapse that missed most of the intrusions from China.

• Amazon.com Website Back After Outage

  

  The internet retailer Amazon suffered a website outage Thursday afternoon.

• All the Reasons Blackberry 10 Will Probably Fail: Analyst

  

  Research in Motion's launch of its new Blackberry 10 smartphones is too little, too late, said Jennifer Fritzsche, a senior analyst at Wells Fargo.

• Facebook Stock Holds Risk: Henry Blodget

  

  Facebook could see revenue reacceleration, but there are still risks ahead, Business Insider's Henry Blodget says.

• Three Social Media Giants Got Hit by Bugs Today

  

  Another day, another social media bug. Another three to be exact.

• Apple vs. Amazon: Cramer's Tale of Two Techs

  

  Why is Apple tanking at 9 times earnings when Amazon at 68 times earnings is marching higher? Cramer explains.

• Facebook Earnings Beat; Profit Margin Falls Sharply

  

  The social media giant reported earnings and revenue that beat expectations but its operating margin fell sharply. The stock bobbed between positive and negative after-hours.

• Facebook Hails Its Mobile Evolution...Market Not Impressed

  

  Impressive quarterly earnings from Facebook did little to keep analysts at bay or placate investors, with the stock sinking in pre-market action on Thursday.

• Businesses Should Be Very Worried About Cyber Threat: Experts

  

  Disastrous cyber-war attacks that could be life threatening are not far off if the government and businesses do not take action soon.

• Hackers in China Attacked The Times for Last 4 Months

  

  For the last four months, Chinese hackers have persistently attacked The New York Times, infiltrating its computer systems and getting passwords for its reporters and other employees. The New York Times reports.

• Can a Rimless Blackberry Avoid Extinction?

  

  Even after Canada-based Blackberry launched it's anticipated line-up of revamped smartphones and their surprise name change, investors were unimpressed as its stock slumped 12 percent.

• Cramer: The New iPad Is Not Enough

  

  After hearing about the imminent release Apple's next generation iPad, CNBC's Jim Cramer was unimpressed.

• RIM Unveils BlackBerry 10, Changes Company Name

  

  RIM introduced its Blackberry 10 operating system on two new handsets Wednesday and it announced it changed its name to Blackberry.

• Blackberry 10 Is 'Lovely, Fast and Efficient': NYT's Pogue

  

  RIM's Hail Mary pass, its bet-the-farm phone, is finally here. And guess what? It's lovely, fast and efficient, bristling with fresh, useful ideas, says the NYT's David Pogue.

• Is Google the Next Apple?

  

  One Street.com reporter thinks that Google is priced to perfection but notes that perfection does not exist.

• Google Maps Out North Korea With Crowd-Sourced Data

  

  Efforts to map out North Korea have been made over the last few years, but on Monday, Google was finally ready to officially update the region on Google Maps.

• For Graph Search, Facebook Had to Go Beyond ‘Robospeak’

  

  Before Facebook introduced a new search tool this month, it assembled an eclectic team to scrutinize what users were searching for on the site — and how.