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Apple announced the date when the Wi-Fi only version of the iPad will arrive in United States stores. The 3G version of the device will be coming later in April.

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Apple iPad to Arrive in Stores on April 3

Motorola will reorganize itself into two independent companies by the first quarter of 2011, with its mobile handset unit to be combined with its set-top boxes in order to be spun off into a publicly traded company.

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Motorola Confirms New Plan to Split Itself

Updates from Apple’s press event heralding its “latest creation,” widely expected to be a tablet computer.

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Live Blogging the Apple Product Announcement

A look at some of the products shown on the first day of the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show.

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C.E.S. Daily Diary: Day 1

Google formed an energy subsidiary and applied for government permission to buy and sell power directly.

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Google Applies to Become Power Marketer

Warner Bros. and Netflix executives describe how they came to agree to delay the availability of Warner movies to Netflix subscribers.

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Behind the Warner Bros. and Netflix Accord

LG introduces the first digital TV that works even while you’re in motion.

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TV on the Go - Once Again

Sony shows off new laptops, including one made of recycled CDs and plastic bottles.

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Sony’s Green Laptop (Literally)

An Apple patent tries to eliminate the need for separate touch-screen and LCD displays by merging the two technologies together.

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Apple Patent Application Could Presage Thinner Devices

Jeffrey Marlow, on Green Inc. blog, interviews Bill Weihl, Google’s green energy czar.

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A Chat With Google’s Green Energy Czar