Analysts suggested a share in Apple worth nearly USD500 is a better buy than the company's USD500 iPad.

Dell's net income plunged by 72% to USD204 million or 12 US cents per share as the sales of personal computer extended their downward coil.

Researcher NPD Group said that the US retail sales of accessories, hardware and software of video games dived by 19% to USD443 million.

Applied Materials, a chip gear manufacturer, stated it expects foundry clients limit their expenditures during the present quarter as company move to producing smaller chips.

Sony's Xperia A outsold Samsung's Galaxy S4, which led to DoCoMo's decision to exclude Samsung in its promotional line-up for the forthcoming winter.

A judge approved the foremost cable systems' plan to sell their spectrum to Verizon Wireless and cross sell their individual wireless and cable plans.

RBC Capital's analysts raised their price target on Apple Inc from USD475 to USD525 due to buyback chatter and the release of new Apple products.

Stuart Jeffrey, Nomura Equity Research's analyst, said BlackBerry would be lucky to receive bids higher than USD12 to USD13, even from an "optimistic buyer."

Sources said Nimble Storage would go public later this year and chose Goldman Sachs Group Inc to lead the company's IPO.

Lenovo Group said the corporation is currently evolving as a wireless computing supplier due to the booming sales of smartphones and tablets.