Market has been abuzz with founder of world's No. 3 PC maker making a buyout offer for its company, which recently showed a dismal performance in profit with a 31% drop in fourth quarter. It has been stated that Michael Dell has apparently offered $13.65 a share, after the earnings report, but some major investors have refused the deal, worth $24.4 billion.

The $24.4bn deal proposed by dell was remarked as `disappointing' by its 8.5% stake holder company. The Southern Asset Management stated that they will vote against the current structure of the deal.

Shares of Dell Inc jumped in late trading after the firm’s profit of the fourth-quarter surpassed estimates and the company made its way in the market for data centers.

According to online retailer Expansys, the Windows Phone 7 (WP7)-based Dell Venue Pro handset will likely become available in the UK from February 2. The SIM-free business slider smartphone will retail for £440, including VAT and delivery.

According to the most recent projection from Expansys, the attractively-designed Dell Venue Pro smartphone is apparently on track to finally hit the UK markets in five days, after a series of delays.

Dell's recently-introduced Vostro 460 tower for small businesses has become the first of the PC-maker's SMB (small and midsize business) desktop PCs to feature the new "Sandy Bridge" quad-core processors from Intel.

Tablet devices are clearly ruling the roost at the Consumer Electronics Show at Las Vegas, with a wide array of companies – including Motorola, Dell, Asus, Acer, LG, Vizio, Toshiba, Samsung, NEC and others – using the platform to announce their respective tablets, mostly Android-powered ones.

Dell introduced a second Smartphone at its press conference at CES 2011, naming it Venue but unlike the first one this phone operates on Google's Android 2.2 and doesn't contain a slide-out keyboard. I had the opportunity to lay my hands all over the phone and even got to understand how it will synchronize with all the other Dell devices with a service called "Stage".

The new health care law seeks a spate of changes in the operation of doctors in hospitals. As a consequence numerous Texas technology companies are witnessed to prepare themselves to center and invest in it.

Federal authorities have recently been portraying the 2003-launched Primary Global Research (PGR) - which has over the years earned repute among hedge funds for connecting investors with technology-industry experts – as a ‘hub’ of inside information.