HTC Corp. has reportedly cancelled plans to introduce a Windows RT-based full-sized tablet computer due to lackluster demand for the Microsoft's OS.

People familiar with the developments at the company revealed that declining sales and marketing share prompted the manufacturer to be more selective with the products.

Games giant Nintendo has announced that it would offer several new products related to its Wii U gaming system in the coming months.

The list of the company's upcoming products includes a white 32GB Wii U and larger Wii Pad battery, which will be made available in Japan wintin the next few months. The new battery promises to provide a running time of between 5-8 hours.

Microsoft's Windows 8.1 operating system, a. k. a.  Windows Blue, will reportedly bring back the `Start' button.

According to a screenshot published by Windows Supersite's Paul Thurrott on Wednesday, the Start button will be positioned on the taskbar of the upcoming operating system.

Google's Moto X smartphone will become available for purchase by October this year, Motorola chief executive Dennis Woodside said.

Speaking at All Thing D's D11 conference in Rancho Palos Verdes, California on Wednesday, Woodside said that the company had plans to release several new handsets in the fall.

Oslo, Norway-based browser maker Opera has announced the availability of a totally revamped version of its desktop browser for trial on Windows and Mac.

Built from the scratch, the all-new browser Opera Next 15 boasts a totally revamped design and a number of new features that promises a superior browsing experience.

The Samsung Galaxy S4 will be the first smartphone to use Verizon Wireless' new spectrum band.

In order to further expand its capacity available on the high-speed cellular network, Verizon will equip its LTE network to use additional spectrum called Advanced Wireless Services (AWS) band in the coming months.

Internet is awash with rumours that Apple Inc is preparing to unveil the next-generation iPhone 6 and iPhone 5S during its Worldwide Developer's Conference (WWDC) next month.