French video game star Ubisoft wants smartphone users to get up and dance. A test version of hit franchise “Just Dance” that can be played just about anywhere using smartphones as controllers
OnePlus recently announced that its ‘2014 Flagship Killer’, the One, will have limited availability and can only be purchased by those who have received invites. However, it seems there is good news
While we are expecting Samsung to launch the rumoured premium variant of the Galaxy S5 at IFA in September, a new report has surfaced online detailing the specifications of the next generation
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd said on Wednesday it will buy all the remaining shares of mobile browser firm UCWeb in the biggest merger in Chinese internet history, as the e-commerce giant steps
Tango, the popular mobile messaging app, said Tuesday it has struck deals with media companies including AOL and Vevo to distribute content in a new effort to differentiate itself in the hotly
Chinese telecoms group Huawei Technologies has increased its sales growth rate target at its enterprise business this year to 40 percent, board member and head of strategy William Xu said on Tuesday.
The World Cup, which kicks off this week in Brazil, will be the most tweeted event ever, a Twitter Inc executive said on Tuesday. Brazil’s Twitter director Guilherme Ribenboim said the volume
Google is buying Skybox Imaging in a deal that could serve as a launching pad for the Internet company to send its own fleet of satellites to take aerial pictures and provide
IBM overtook Japan’s Trend Micro Inc to become the world’s No. 3 provider of security software last year, after acquiring cybersecurity firm Trusteer, according to market share data released on Tuesday by
Sony has launched the Xperia Z2a, the international variant of the Xperia ZL2, in Taiwan. The Japanese handset maker has announced that the Xperia Z2a will be available in Taiwan starting July
Nintendo is taking a cue from “Skylanders” and “Disney Infinity.” The Japanese gaming giant unveiled a toy figure line called “amiibo” that will work in tandem with its video games like the
Touchscreen chipmaker Synaptics Inc said it would buy the sole supplier of display chips for the iPhone for $475 million, potentially winning back Apple Inc as a customer. Synaptics’s shares jumped 19