Trust Google to keep it quirky, innovative and yet functional. Over the last two years the pattern of sale of tickets for its annual I/O developer conference has been more or less
Usage of 3G services in India more than doubled in 2013, exceeding the global average, Nokia Solutions and Networks said in a report on Wednesday. “3G services in India have surpassed the
Canadian smartphone maker BlackBerry on Wednesday replenished stocks of its Z10 touchscreen model that was sold out in India after a 60 percent discount on the price. “BlackBerry Z10 has now been
The former chief executive of defunct online music storage firm MP3tunes was ordered to pay an estimated $41 million on Wednesday after being found liable for infringing copyrights owned by record companies
Amazon.com Inc will drop prices on most of its cloud computing services starting April 1, the largest U.S. online retailer said on Wednesday, a day after rival Google Inc outlined a major
Twitter on Wednesday added Facebook-style photo “tagging” and bumped up the number of images that iPhone users can share in a single post. As many as 10 people in a single image
Microsoft Corp and Dell Inc have sealed a patent licensing deal under which Dell will pay the software giant royalties on sales of devices powered by Google Inc’s Android or Chrome software.
A California federal judge has dismissed a proposed class action lawsuit against Facebook Inc that had accused the company of misappropriating the names and likenesses of minors who use the social network.
Kim Dotcom, accused by Washington of being one of the world’s biggest internet pirates, plunged into politics on Thursday with the launch of a party to contest New Zealand’s general election in
South Korea’s three mobile carriers have brought forward the launch of Samsung Electronics Co Ltd’s flagship Galaxy S5 smartphone to Thursday, in a bid to cushion the blow from a sales suspension
Sony Corp is counting on the boom in smartphones and the market’s voracious appetite for megapixels – vital to better quality video calls and “selfies” – to sustain the double-digit revenue growth
Text messaging may be dying out as a means of communication in many parts of the advanced world, but it may yet prove to be a vital life-saver in flood-prone African villages.