A U.S. report has cited leading tech firms, chief of them Apple, for active efforts in ensuring that products they issue in global markets were not laced with ‘blood money’.
Samsung has officially rolled out the new Galaxy Note tablet and this time around, it is a full-sized slate and in fact a tad larger than iPad with screen size of 10.1 inches.
It’s best for Apple and Samsung chiefs to sit down and attempt to reach an agreement before a trial jury deliberates on their legal disputes, a U.S. court presiding over the two’s patent contest said on Wednesday.
Nokia may just unveil new handsets by the first week of September, reports said, likely jumping the gun on Apple, which earlier has strongly indicated that the latest iPhone version would hit global markets no later than the mid-part of the same month.
Two prominent Microsoft OEM partners have expressed plans not to join the Windows RT tablet bandwagon, not yet at least, reportedly to focus their efforts on the more powerful Windows 8 slate that will hit the market in the early months of 2013.
Google has commenced reengineering efforts on Motorola Mobility, signalling serious intents on the part of the tech giant to turnaround at the soonest possible time an ailing firm it bought for more than $12 billion in May this year.
A permanent point man for Facebook in Australia should be appointed soon, the giant social media firm said on Monday following its confirmation that an interim head has been tapped to run the company’s local operations on daily basis.
Google intends to employ new search algorithm that would shore up the appearance of legitimate web content providers to the tech giant’s search pages, boosting what the company said chances by music, movie and software producers to lure more buyers away from bootleg sources.
What is it like working with Google? Benefits abound that employees not only enjoy work site freebies such as free foods and health services but also assurances that life after death for Googlers’ family members will not be too difficult.
Google's operating system Android dominates the world, while Apple's iOS maintained its dominance in the U.S. market.
Samsung has officially rolled out the Galaxy Note 10.1 but Australia may have wait a little bit more on the device as the Asian tech giant said only consumers in Germany and the United Arab Emirates will get their hands on the new product.
Google just got spurned by Apple, once again. The latter has previously dropped Google Maps from its upcoming iOS 6.
Samsung is definitely riding high on the rousing success of its Galaxy smartphone lines following the June quarter but analysts were convinced that Apple will mount an incredible surge in late 2012 through much of 2013.
One giant PC maker has spoken – Microsoft’s decision to sell its own tablet line, the Surface, will surely damage the whole Windows ecosystem.
Microsoft belatedly learned that ‘Metro’ has been prior registered to a different entity and therefore cannot be used with the tech giant’s marketing of the upcoming Windows 8, reports said.
Electronic Arts filed a lawsuit against Zynga, developer of viral Ville-brand social media games, for allegedly copying EA’s game “The Sims Social.”
Facebook delivered some good news this week: its active users’ total roll is nearing the one billion mark, specifically some 955 million members worldwide as of the end of June 2012, in the process proving the wide-reach of the hugely popular social networking site.
The official countdown begins as Microsoft said on Wednesday that its numerous tinkering and testing on the new Windows 8 and Windows RT have been completed.
Microsoft has unveiled plans to retire its Web-based e-mail service Hotmail, replacing it with the social media-integrated Outlook that is currently in preview play and readily accessible to millions of existing Microsoft e-mail patrons around the world.
He would have made a fine Yahoo ship captain but Ross Levinsohn, who twice missed the chance of becoming CEO of the Internet firm, is finally leaving the company that he served for close to two years.
The smartphone market will continue to grow, analysts said, but at a slower pace compared to previous years when the gadget’s introduction reaped billions of revenue to key global players.
Samsung disclosed on Friday that its overall operations in the three months leading to end of June netted $US5.9 billion, 70 per cent of which contributed by its Galaxy smartphone product lines.
Again, Apple created the same amount of market buzz that normally accompanies its quarterly results but this time around, apprehensions ruled investors’ sentiments instead of the usual excitement that had marked the tech titan’s previous financial reports.
The iPhone first released in 2007 was based on a personal digital assistant units produced by Sony in the prior years, according to a new court filing by Samsung in reply to Apple’s allegations that Samsung’s Galaxy smartphones designs were made to look and feel like the million-selling Apple mobile phone.
Apple practically confirmed Samsung’s stature as currently the biggest smartphone maker in the world but that reputation was tarnished, the tech giant insisted, when the South Korean firm “chose to compete by copying Apple.”
There is no stopping Apple and Samsung from waging their legal battles as top executives by both firms failed anew to seal a deal that could end their year-long conflict, according to reports by Reuters.
Problems on its supply chain and early screen complaints apparently overwhelmed the normally cool internet giant as Google announced on Monday that will stop taking online orders for the hit Nexus 7 tablet.
Samsung predicted right about the new Galaxy S3 – that it will push out at least 10 million units worldwide in the initial months of its global debut.
Marissa Mayer, Yahoo's newly-installed CEO, could earn as much as $US100 million over the next five years, that is if she managed to stay that long in a chair that has seen five bosses in the same number of years.
Google came out Thursday blazing with impressive numbers as the internet giant reported a general profit of $US2.79 billion in the second quarter, which was backed by an overall revenue of $US12.21 billion.
