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HTC One Doubles Production; To Discontinue HTC First?

HTC North Asia will double its production of its flagship device, HTC One, this month, said Jack Tong, president of HTC North Asia. Production will continue to expand in June to meet the strong demand for the unit, which has merited favourable reviews by techies since its release in April.
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Nissan Enjoys Net Profit Growth of 46% in Q4

Nissan Motor Co. surprised with it net profit growth of staggering 46.1 percent for the fourth quarter. But the fact is that the Japan's carmaker did not show off its annual profit which was simply plane, compared to its home rivals. Certainly, the weakening yen significantly helped Nissan Motor Co. and other Japan's companies enjoy stronger performance.

Apple (AAPL) Responds: New iPhones to Raise the Bar in Smartphone Race vs Samsung, HTC

Apple has recorded a modest 6.7 growth for the first quarter of 2013 making it the lowest ever level since the iPhone's introduction in 2007. Of the total 216 million global shipments made during the period, 76.6 percent was accounted to Android devices of which Samsung is reportedly the market's top manufacturer.

5 Techie Expectations from Android Key Lime Pie

With just two days to go before Google's I/O developers' conference opens on Wednesday, May 15, all indicators point to a longer wait for Key Lim Pie OS would-be fans.

Xperia S, P, Go Will Not Get Android 4.2 Update? Android 4.1 Ended Life Cycle

Sony announced Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update for Xperia S, Xperia P and Xperia Go rolling out to owners of the three handsets. The update includes several bug fixes and system improvements plus new features from the Android Jelly Bean version. Unfortunately, Xperia S, P, and Go will not go on to Android 4.2 which means their life cycle has finally ended.

Apple (AAPL) Stocks Watch: What Apple Needs to Do, What Investors Need to Know

Apple's stock price has seen a dramatic drop since its all-time high in September 2012.. Some analysts attribute this to a saturated market as Apple has been unable to successfully tap the giant Asian smartphone market where Apple could be losing billions of potential mobile phone users.

Tesla Electric Model S Drives Profits in First Quarter

Tesla Motors Inc., the electric car manufacturer, has finally broken even, seeing surprisingly encouraging profits for the first quarter of 2013. This definitely has beaten expectations of poor sales which were widely expected.

HTC First Costs 99 Cents Only from AT&T; Reason Why it's So Cheap

HTC First keeps you close to all your friends and loved one in real time using the Facebook Home launcher. It features steady stream of photos and posts from friends right on the home screen which refreshes automatically. But why did AT&T dropped HTC First to only 99 cents under contract?

Newest Condom Designed for Gay Couples Will Be Released on 2015

Origami Condoms from California is now planning to release the very first condom specially designed for anal sex to the market in 2015. The company unveiled the prototypes for receptive anal intercourse for both men and women.

Sony Unveils $549 Vaio Fit Laptop

Sony unveiled on Wednesday a $549 laptop, indicating a shift in pricing strategy for the electronic giant. The Japanese firm introduced the Vaio Fit, a 14-inch laptop that is thin, light and has aluminium body.

4 Aussie Banks Pass in Full 25 Basis Points RBA Rate Cut

In a big turnaround from their previous decision, four of the biggest Australian banks said on Tuesday that they will pass in full the 25 basis points overnight cash rate made by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) on the same day.

Wal-Mart Regains No.1 Post in Fortune 500 List for 2012

Because of its low prices that attracted American consumers who were still reeling from the prolonged recession, Wal-Mart Stores regained the number 1 ranking in the Fortune 500 list for 2012.

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