Samsung is reportedly planning to buy Nokia and Intel's MeeGo operating system just as it confirmed it was not buying Hewlett Packards webOS.
Canadian company RIM on Tuesday unveiled BBM Music, a new cloud-based, music sharing service, which could be a much needed revenue generator.
Eager Droid Bionic fans can get a chance to win the device for free in Verizon and Motorola’s new scavenger hunt.
New reports about the next generation iPad are claiming the iPad 3 will have thinner and lighter batteries that will have more a longer service life but will be 30 percent more expensive than those found in the current iPad 2.
Anti-trust regulators in South Korea raided Google's offices in Seoul on Tuesday.
Yahoo Chief Executive Carol Bartz was fired on Tuesday by the technology company's board of directors. The 62-year-old Bartz was informed of her removal only by phone.
Facebook is facing another lawsuit and in Northern Ireland this time as a father sued the globally popular social networking site for its lack of security measures that reportedly allowed the man’s young daughter to display her racy images on the website.
Yahoo Inc. has confirmed that it has fired CEO Carol Bartz and has named Tim Morse, Yahoo's chief financial officer as interim CEO. Several senior Yahoo executives were also named to the newly formed executive leadership council while the company searches for a permanent CEO.
The Dutch government reported on Monday that a hacking attack on a Dutch Web security firm in July led to the issuance of fraudulent certificates for major Web sites, including that of the Central Intelligence Agency and Twitter.
Sony announced Monday that its first two Sony Tablet devices is already available for pre-sale and will be available in shelves.With so many tablets being launched in the market today, I thought about listing reasons why I should be buying tablets from the Japanese Electronics giant instead of the Apple's iPad and the tablet imitations (if you believe Apple's claims in its lawsuits), and later do some little research to verify if my first impressions were correct.
Construction of the telecommunication infrastructures required in the full roll out of the National Broadband Network (NBN) is now in full swing, with NBN Co. announcing on Tuesday that initial works are set to commence on Geraldton, Western Australia on October
Google and Facebook have urged people to sign up using only their real names while those who use aliases are banned. Although internet analysts see only commercial goals, such as users-advertisers matching, as a reason behind this move, dissuading the use of aliases might prove some good points to consider.
Samsung was forced to pull out the Galaxy Tab 7.7 from the world's largest consumer electronics show after a court in Germany promptly granted Apple's request for an injunction. This was the same court that gave a ban of the sale and promotion of the Galaxy Tab 10.1 in 26 of the 27 European Union member countries, although the ruling was scaled back only to Germany on jurisdictional issues.
Alastair Macdonald, TCC regional director, Australasia, said the company has secured the global license for loyalty promotions in the grocery, convenience and petrol retail category for the Angry Birds game franchise. This means Angry Birds, Angry Birds Seasons and Angry Birds Rio may be used in the said establishments' loyalty promos to attract shoppers of any age, gender and profession.
Police officers confirmed on Friday that they had helped Apple search for a "lost item" in a San Francisco residence but did not find anything.
According to various sources, online retailer Amazon.com is selling its own tablet brand -- a 7-inch tablet at first -- that would have an entry-level price of $250. Sure it's more expensive than the $99 HP TouchPad, but the TouchPad sale is only temporary as it HP is only getting rid of remaining inventory.
Still H-P CEO Leo Apotheker's decisions, which some say border on the impulsive and the decisive, are raising more questions than answers.
Three of the most innovative apps for mobile phones are now available in the market.
Hitachi, Sony, Toshiba merge their LCD businesses and with200 billion yem funding from Innovation Network Corporation of Japan (INCJ) aims to develop next generation technologies
The developer of the award winning game "L.A. Noire" has entered administration according to a report from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.
Telstra Corporation is far from being alarmed over the assessment issued this week by the country’s consumer watchdog, stating that the present form of its structural separation undertaking (SSU) leaves more room for improvements.
Samsung launched what it calls the "largest screen size with smartphone portability" on Thursday at the IFA technology show in Berlin.
The story about the lost iPhone 5 prototype in a San Francisco bar is now looking less probable.
Hold your breath, Apple Inc.'s iPhone 5 is expected to debut in October.
Unless you're content with Rovio's Angry Birds all your life or The Sims on Facebook, you need a laptop, not an iPad or another tablet device, for some hard-core gaming.
Sony launched several new devices on Wednesday at the IFA conference in Berlin including an updated Reader device and two new tablets.
While Berlin's annual consumer electronics fair has previously been a showcase of home appliances from TVs to fridges, it has become a battleground for manufacturers of wireless gadgets.
Apple has lost a unit of the next generation iPhone in a bar in a repeat of the embarrassing incident that took place last year with the iPhone 4.
HP has promised to produce more TouchPads after consumer demand saw the $99 tablet flying off the shelves.
Apple has hired Nicholas Allegra aka “comex”, the 19 year old hacker famous for his one-click iPhone jailbreak site JailBreakMe, which makes removing the restrictions on Apple’s iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad devices as simple as clicking a link.
