Global competitiveness in the U.S. telecom and media sector will hinge on making more airwaves available to keep pace with the booming wireless market, government and industry officials agreed on Wednesday.
Sales of mobile handsets in Russia are estimated to have risen by 25 percent in units last year, but the market value lagged as the average selling price declined, Russia's top mobile operator MTS said.
Two popular apps will come together in a recent collaboration.
Over the next few weeks Google will be rolling out the option to upload, store and organize any type of file in Google Docs and with this change one would be able to upload and access file from any computer, said a Google blog post.
Music services Spotify and Shazam are teaming up so that users of iPhones and Android phones can immediately buy music from Spotify that they have discovered using Shazam, the two companies said on Thursday.
Search giant Google has acquired start-up firm eBook Technologies Inc. for an undisclosed sum, a move that is likely to boost its recently launched eBook store.
Facebook has moved to dismiss a class action suit that charges the company is advertising its Friend Finder service with users' likenesses without their consent.
AT&T Inc forecast a $2.7 billion non-cash charge in the fourth quarter due to a change in the way it recognizes gains or losses for pension and other post-retirement benefits.
BlackBerry maker Research In Motion said it has given India the means to access its Messenger service and reiterated that no changes could be made to allow monitoring of secure corporate emails.
Hotz burst into the intriguing world of hacking at the age of 17 when he cracked open the iPhone, a device which caught the imagination of the world, and immediately became a pin-up boy attracting rock star fan following.
Jefferies & Co. recommends semiconductors' stock selection for 2011 in order to deliver relative outperformance as it continues to prefer the secular stories such as those with specific revenue share gains, product cycles, or new business ramps.
India’s second biggest software services company Infosys Technologies Ltd on Thursday said its attrition rate for the October-December quarter has shot up on an annualized basis, but that it had added 5,311 employees to take its total headcount to 127,779.
Google's mobile operating system Android will continue to grow at more than twice the rate of its major smart phone competitors in 2011, according to a latest estimate from market research firm Canalys.
India’s second biggest software services company Infosys Technologies Ltd reported a 14 percent rise in its third-quarter net profit missing analysts expectations, sending its shares down by more than 4 percent.
BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion said on Thursday it had given a solution to India ahead of a January 31 target date for access to consumer services including BlackBerry Messenger, but reiterated that no changes can be made to the security system for corporate emails.
Teen hacking sensation George Hotz, who shot into fame by cracking iPhone, unleashed his wizardry by breaking open the Sony PlayStation 3, and then cut through Sony's defenses yet again, but the PS3 maker isn’t in a mood to let his exploits hit its business.
U.S. manufacturer ITT Corp plans to split itself into three publicly traded companies to take advantage of growing water management and industrial markets as its defense unit braces for U.S. military spending cuts.
Global personal computer shipments crept up only slightly in the fourth quarter, a pair of industry trackers said on Wednesday, hurt by weak consumer holiday demand and competition from Apple's iPad tablet.
(Wikipedia corrects its unique visitors figure to 410 million from 440 million in paragraph 3)
U.S. manufacturer ITT Corp plans to split itself into three companies to take advantage of growing water and industrial markets as its defense unit braces for U.S. military spending cuts.
With China virtually cut off and Western markets maturing, Wikipedia is targeting India first and possibly Brazil next to reach its goal of 1 billion users, Executive Director Sue Gardner says.
New app/device combo from PLX Devices can control a user's mind.
Groups concerned about net neutrality have taken the first shots at MetroPCS over its newly unveiled data plans, which they say run afoul of the new Federal Communications Commission rules.
The tablet from Notion Ink is waiting approval before it gets shipped out in the U.S. and U.K.
Sony Computer Entertainment America has filed for a restraining order against a hacker who posted a method of jailbreaking PlayStation 3 consoles, allowing them to run other operating systems and software not authorized by Sony.
The social networking site continues its free fall by cutting 47 percent of its workforce.
Nasdaq-listed software services company Cognizant Technology Solutions has announced plans to expand its delivery centre in Phoenix, US by hiring another 500 employees to have more than a 1,000-seater facility.
After Google’s Android 2.3 as Gingerbread, now the search engine is all set to launch its latest version Android 2.4 with the name Ice Cream in this summer, said a report by Pocket-lint.
One in six Britons failed to receive at least one product ordered online in the run-up to Christmas, dampening some enthusiasm for Internet shopping, according to a survey published Wednesday.
The most interesting addition to Samsung Vibrant 4G smartphone from its previous version is that, it will be the first T-Mobile 4G smarphone that offers 21+ Mbps 4G speed in their network. Currently, only myTouch4G and T-Mobile G2 offers 14.4 Mbps 4G speeds.
