Aside from launching the iCloud service, Mac OS X Lion and iOS 5 on Monday, iconic Apple CEO Steve Jobs also gave details on Tuesday of a spaceship-shaped campus the consumer electronics giant on is planning to put up in Cupertino, various reports reveal.

Shaped like a futuristic ring, reports say that the new 12,000-seater facility may be the site of the World Wide Developers Conference – the annual showcase of latest Apple tech and the venue where Jobs unveiled the iCloud, Lion and iOS 5 …

Microsoft and Boeing, the two largest private employers in Washington, are pledging $25 million each for a public-private scholarship program for deserving and qualified students in the state.

In a press release released on Monday, Microsoft and Boeing revealed that the contribution will go towards the endowment of the Washington Opportunity Scholarship program over the next five years.
The commitment by the two companies follows the enactment of a law covering the program and endowment by the …

The iCloud will be forcing its own older brother to retire soon.

Apple’s just-launched iCloud service has spelled the demise of MobileMe, as the consumer electronics giant emailed MobileMe users on Monday that MobileMe will be shut down in June 2012.
“Your MobileMe subscription will be automatically extended through June 30, 2012, at no additional charge. After that date, MobileMe will no longer be available,” Computer World quotes the email from the iDevices maker.
According to reports, …

It seems to just keep coming.

Lulz Security, the hacker group making a name for themselves as one of the most prolific hacking groups as of late, has claimed on Monday that it has broken into Sony’s networks again.
The news follows claims of the group last week saying that they stole one million or more email addresses, street addresses, names, passwords and other data from a breach they conducted on the Sonypictures.com website.
A report from Reuters says that Sony, through a spokeswoman …

The tech world is understandably abuzz after Apple, headed by its iConic CEO Steve Jobs, announced its latest service, the iCloud, and the latest updates to the Mac OS called Lion and its mobile counterpart called the iOS 5 at the company’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) at the Moscone Center in San Francisco on Monday.

Details about the new iCloud service as well as the features of Lion and iOS 5 have also emerged from various reports found all over the internet.
For the iCloud, …

Iconic Apple CEO Steve Jobs took a break from his indefinite medical leave to unveil what he believes will be the “next big insight” of his company, the iCloud service, at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) on Monday at San Francisco’s Moscone Center.

Also during the event, the Cupertino, California-based maker of iDevices unveiled Lion and iOS 5.
Walking lively to center stage at the event to James Brown’s classic “I Got You (I Feel Good)”, Jobs said that they are …

Lulz Security (LulzSec), the increasingly popular group of hackers which has been responsible for a recent string of attacks on businesses and even a government-linked group, has hacked the U.S.-based servers of Nintendo, various reports reveal.

However, Nintendo’s American subsidiary said that no consumer information has been leaked with the attack.
In a statement released to Reuters, Nintendo America said that the hacked server “contained no consumer information. The protection of our …

Hacker group Lulz Security (LulzSec) has claimed responsibility for hacking into the systems of an FBI-affiliated group called InfraGard, various reports say.

According to U.K. publication The Register, the group has defaced the website of Atlanta-based InfraGard. The Associated Press says that 180 login credential which include passwords and other sensitive information from members of InfraGard has been leaked in the attack.
The Register says that the message posted by LulzSec after it …

A group of pranksters have decided to adorn the façade of an upcoming Apple Store in Hamburg, Germany with a big (but inaccurate) Microsoft logo.

According to various reports, the pranksters disguised themselves as construction workers and during the middle of the day with many people walking by, walked to the Apple Store and affixed a Windows logo on it.
However, the pranksters, who call themselves the .WAV Collective, affixed an inaccurate Windows logo on the black cover the store is …

Various reports from the U.K. reveal that a boy from the England will be more than $400,000 richer because of a deal he is negotiating with a company who has ordered 25,000 units of a unique doorbell he has created.
According to the U.K.’s Daily Mail, Laurence Rook, 13, from Whyteleafe, Surrey is currently negotiating with an unnamed company for 25,000 units of his Smart Bell doorbell.
The doorbell is a specially-made doorbell which uses mobile technology to call the owners of a house when …