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China's Alibaba Group to Introduce First Mobile Phone Powered by Cloud OS
Alibaba, the cloud computing unit of Alibaba Group is about to come up with its own cloud operated system for mobile phones.
Google Buys 1,030 Patents; Hopes to Fend Off Lawsuits
Google acquired over 1,030 IBM patents in mid-July, as it readies itself for a potential onslaught of lawsuits.
Nintendo product flop crushes shares, outlook crumbles
Nintendo's shocking profit battered its shares as much as 20 percent, underscoring deep challenges for an iconic brand struggling to win back users flocking to other gadgets.
Samsung Galaxy S2's White Avatar
Leaked photographs of an all-white Samsung Galaxy S2 Android phone has been doing rounds on the web sphere.
Apple Emerges as World's Largest Smartphone Vendor; Surpasses Nokia
Apple is the largest smartphone vendor surpassing Samsung and Nokia not only in terms of revenue, but also in volume accounting for 18.5 percent of the smartphone shipments in the second quarter.
Dunkin' Donuts vs. Starbucks: Starbucks Leads the Scorecard
Dunkin' Donuts and Starbucks have been in the news this week, with Dunkin's successful IPO and Starbucks' stellar profits. Here's a scorecard comparing the two competitors.
Top 10 Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Contenders (PHOTOS)
Samsung is facing too much of competition from other Android tablet makers, Apple Inc., HP and BlackBerry maker RIM.
iRumor Reloaded: 'Apple iPhone 5 Release in 2nd Week of September; iPad 3 by Thanksgiving?
It is time for another round of iRumors. Apple had upset the proverbial apple cart of iPhone fans by breaking with the tradition of releasing the latest iteration of its flagship product in June Developers Conference. Ever since, rumors have prevailed. The latest rumor suggests Apple iPhone 5 will be released in the second half of September. The same source says the latest version of Apple's iconic tablet iPad will hit shelves by Thanksgiving.
Nintendo Suffers Stock Plunge, Profits Lowest in 27 Years
The shares of Japanese videogame maker Nintendo fall by a massive margin of 20 percent after poor sales results of its new 3D capable games device forced the company to cut the price of the product and its annual profit target.
Google, Facebook, Shopping, Glamour Top US Internet Sphere
comScore Media Metrix released its list of top 50 web properties for June with Google, Yahoo! and Microsoft sites assuming top positions. However social networking sites like Facebook, online luxury magazines like Glam Media, sports and entertainment sites like Turner Digital and Viacom seem to be gaining in popularity. American web users show a marked trend towards networking, shopping, sports and entertainment.
New Travel App at iTunes for Touring Mexico City
A new travel application, available for download for free at iTunes stores, will help travelers to explore one of the world?s largest cities at ease.
Motorola Mobility Smartphone, Tablet Prices to Hurt in Q3 With Product Delays
Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc.'s (NYSE: MMI) launch of several sub-$200 smartphones for emerging markets will boost units but hurt average selling prices in third quarter, Jefferies said.
Samsung profit outlook weakens on chips, mobiles strong
Samsung Electronics Co is relying on the smartphone market to boost group profits after its flat screen unit reported a second quarter of losses and the mainstay chip business struggled.
Nintendo shares dive as profit outlook crumbles
Nintendo Co Ltd's shares plunged as much as 20 percent after the company swung to a quarterly loss and slashed its annual profit target, hit by anemic sales of its five-month-old 3D capable games device.
Nintendo shares dive on crumbling profit outlook
Nintendo Co Ltd's shares plunged on Friday, wiping off as much as $5 billion of the videogame maker's market value, after it slashed its full-year profit forecast to the lowest level in 27 years.
Is Google's Android OS Really Leading the Market?
Google?s Android operating system continues to dominate the smartphone market in the U.S, according to market research firm Nielsen.
Nokia slips from 1 to 3 in smartphone sales
Apple and Samsung Electronics ended struggling Nokia's 15-year reign at the top of the smartphone sales rankings in the second quarter, researchers said on Friday.
Google's Android Still the Top Mobile OS, Apple iOS Trails
Google's popular operating system (OS) Android claimed the largest share with 39 percent of the U.S. consumer smartphone market in the month of June, while Apple's iOS trailed by 11 percent, accounting 28 percent of the entire market, said a new report released by Nielsen.
Samsung quarterly profit falls, warns of tough outlook
Samsung Electronics Co is relying on the booming smartphone market and its mainstay chips business to help it cope with its underperforming LCD display and TV units.
Samsung Q2 profit falls, warns of tough outlook
Samsung Electronics Co, the world's top memory chip maker, reported a 25 percent drop in quarterly profit, hit by losses in its flat screen business, overshadowing strong profit growth from mobile phone sales.
Motorola product delay, tablet margins to hurt Q3
Motorola Mobility warned that its third-quarter profit would miss expectations due to the second delay of a smartphone launch and price cuts of its tablet computers, sending its shares down 4 percent.
Android vs iPhone: Dissecting the Grand War of Smartphones and More
With RIM firmly dethroned, the battle of supremacy in the U.S. smartphone market comes down to Google's Android OS and Apple's iOS.
"Crazy Stupid Love", A romantic comedy lacking brains
Any movie that features the line, "The bags under your eyes are starting to look like Hugh Hefner's ballsac" in the first 30 minutes promises to be a subversive, potty-mouthed romp. Unfortunately, "Crazy Stupid Love" veers schizophrenically between daring, jaw-dropping comedy and gooey sitcom cliches that weigh it down like Hef's saggy old...well, you know.
Leaked iPhone 5 Case Signals Radical Redesign
Apple's fifth generation iPhone will feature a thinner, tapered design, an edge-to-edge screen and maybe even a touch-only home button, according to a variety of leaked phone cases, digitaltrends.com reported.
Sprint results disappoint, shares off 16 percent
Sprint Nextel lost more subscribers than expected in the second quarter and warned that the rate of customer defections would increase in the current quarter, sending shares tumbling 17 percent.
Skyfire unveils app for Flash videos on iPhone
Private-equity backed video technology firm Skyfire, best known for its mobile browser, has unveiled an application for watching Flash videos on Apple's iPhones.
EA gets U.S. antitrust go-ahead to buy PopCap
Videogame maker Electronic Arts has won U.S. antitrust approval to buy PopCap Games, the Federal Trade Commission said on Thursday.
Sprint results disappoint, shares fall 16 percent
Sprint Nextel posted second-quarter profit margins well below Wall Street estimates, sending its shares down 16 percent as the No. 3 U.S. mobile provider still lost more subscribers than expected despite spending heavily to fight off rivals.
Sprint inks LightSquared deal, shares fall
Sprint Nextel announced a $9 billion network contract but its shares fell 9 percent as investors were disappointed that the No. 3 U.S. mobile provider did not give a strategy for the future.
iOS 5 Fall Release May Include Face Detection; Will Include Drop Down Menu
iOS 5, Apple's next version, due this fall, will include face detection says source.