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
Oppo has officially launched the Oppo N1 Mini along with the Oppo R3 at a press event in China on Tuesday. The Oppo N1 Mini is priced at CNY 2699 (approximately Rs.
Idea Cellular and IOC have entered into a partnership that will allow over 82 million LPG consumers of Indane to book LPG 24×7 on mobile phones and get delivery status updates via
If you are addicted to Candy Crush on your iPhone, then you might have to find another game soon, as Apple’s new app policy for the iOS 8 version of the App
Video consumption of the World Cup alone will generate nearly as much Internet traffic as occurred in all of Australia in 2013, according to a new Cisco Systems Inc report that shows
Canon has launched its own cloud-based photo storage service called Irista. The company is touting the service as an advanced, cloud-based image management platform that the company claims will allow users’ to
On Thursday at Computex 2014, California-based online retailer Newegg’s CMO Soren Mills announced that the company will be expanding its business to six more countries – India, Ireland, New Zealand, Poland, Singapore
Apple is preparing to sell its first wearable device this October, aiming to produce 3 million to 5 million units a month in its initial run, the Nikkei reported on Friday, citing