Take-Two disappoints Wall Street with larger-than-expected loss

Take-Two Interactive, one of the biggest U.S. video game publishers, reported earnings that fell short of Wall Street’s expectations for their fourth fiscal quarter which ended on March 31.

But revenues were higher than expected and the company said it …

Apple shipped the most mobile PCs in the world, thanks to the iPad

Apple shipped 17.2 million mobile PCs in the first quarter of 2012, leading the world in units shipped by 22.5 percent, according to a study by NPD DisplaySearch.

You would think the market would be saturated by now, but Apple …

SAP plops down a whopping $4.3B for cloud commerce player Ariba

German business software titan SAP has agreed to acquire Sunnyvale, Calif.-based e-commerce business Ariba for an astounding $4.3 billion, the company announced today.

SAP will pay $45 per share for Ariba, a nearly 20 percent premium over its May 21 …

CAD in the cloud: Sunglass launches a collaborative editor for 3D design

Like a Google Docs for computer-automated design (CAD), Sunglass is launching a cloud-based way to create, edit, and share 3D designs today — offering consumers an easier and cheaper alternative to traditional software like AutoCAD.

Sunglass co-founder Nitin Rao presented …

Sprint murders its 5GB tethering plan, replaces it with more expensive options

Sprint will no longer offer its hotspot customers a 5GB for $30 per month data plan, a move that’s undoubtedly based on the influx of iPhone users loading down its network.

The company is now giving subscribers two new, more …

Facebook testing Timeline tweak with better member snapshots

Facebook Timeline, the company’s most recent take on the profile page that attempts to capture and highlight a person’s significant life events, is having a life-altering moment of its own.

The social network is testing a tweaked Timeline design, first …

The maker movement starts to attract venture capitalists’ interest

Every year, my family looks forward to Maker Faire, a family-friendly celebration of DIY mayhem, with eager anticipation. But when venture capitalists get involved in the maker movement, you know something new is afoot.

One such VC is Brad Feld, …

BioWare lays off staff on Star Wars: The Old Republic, EA to shift employees [updated]

BioWare Austin, a division of Electronic Arts (EA), is cutting staff.

Better location tools for more apps: Geoloqi is now on Appcelerator Titanium

Two of the more interesting companies on the mobile-development landscape are announcing a new deal for developers today, and will be making great tools for location-based apps available for free.

If you’re into mobile development, Appcelerator and Geoloqi are probably …

Siri meets KITT: Nuance unveils in-car voice dictation platform Dragon Drive

As the rise in texting-related car accidents has shown, there’s a big demand for technology that allows drivers to be connected without distracting them from the road.

Nuance, makers of Dragon Naturally Speaking, may just have that solution. Its new …