Several reports indicate Groupon and Google might soon be one.
iPhone, just three years old and already attained cult status, has catapulted Apple (AAPL) to one of the largest technology companies in the world.
Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple Inc, on Thursday predicted Google’s smartphone operating system Android will beat the iPhone operating system in both quantity and quality.
As Dell reports an impressive third quarter, questions remain regarding its mobile division.
Nokia's Ovi Store still well behind Apple's App Store in terms of daily downloads.
Verizon resurrects Microsoft's social network-focused phones Kin One and Kin Two from the crypt, christening them Kin ONEm and Kin TWOm in their new avatar.
Twitter claims it has a lot of money in the bank. Looking into Evan Williams' claim, it seems to be the Promoted Suite that has made the site rich.
A global study from Motorola says more people prefer paid TV content rather than free-to-air, despite the latter being more available.
Israel-based IT services provider Ness Technologies is looking to buy two companies in India in the outsourced product development and financial services areas by the end of next year.
Farmville maker Zynga has launched a new urban game CityVille, which will be available only on Facebook.
OnLive, a video game streaming company, will begin selling its small gaming console on Thursday for a promotional price of $99.
Facebook is not sure if it's “100 per cent right” in preventing Google’s Gmail and other third party apps from automatically importing email addresses from the social-networking service.
The web retailer has decided to open a movie studio aimed at attracting aspiring filmmakers.
Research In Motion (RIM), maker of BlackBerry smartphones, took potshots at Apple on Tuesday, saying the content on the iPad is 'mundane' and 'boring-looking' and that its PlayBook is superior to the Apple tablet on all counts.
A bankruptcy court approved a financing package for TerreStar Networks over objections from several other classes of creditors.
Yahoo, the once-mighty torch bearer for the Internet age, is shaking up it business strategies even as the company is bedeviled by job cuts, takeover speculation and a fall in share prices.
Japan’s Sony Corp unveiled the world's first tilting screen that could be set up either vertically or slotted to a six-degree backwards lean.
At the Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco, Yahoo! introduces a local deals service.
The famous band makes its way to the popular digital music platform.
The forthcoming Android 2.3 operating system will support near-field communication chips for mobile payments, leading to the launch of hundreds of mobile payment startups, according to Google CEO Eric Schmidt.
Comcast, the largest U.S. cable operator, has launched a free app that can turn iPad into a remote control.
New service from Facebook will combine email, SMS and instant messaging into one platform.
Tech websites are abuzz with talk about Google preparing to launch its own e-commerce site and upgrade its shopping services to emerge as a force to reckon with in the multi-billion dollar online shopping business.
IBM will be leading a joint research initiative of 15 European partners to develop smart cloud storage architecture, which is likely to improve the global delivery of rich data and storage services across boundaries of countries and vendors.
Samsung has left its competitors behind in the DRAM industry.
Five hundred million of a total of 1.4 billion smartphone users will be using mobile health applications in 2015, a report said. Both healthcare providers and consumers are embracing smartphones as a means for improving healthcare.
For most, the word Wireless invokes various thoughts from accessing mails in a coffee shop to chatting with long distance friends on the touch or booking tickets at a go. Can anyone dream of Wireless Agriculture?
'Mining' has been a word mainly attached to coal, ores, minerals and metals -- all precious commodities. However, since social networking emerged as the latest fad, the word has gotten precious with a prefix - data mining.
A breakthrough skin lifting and tightening procedure known as ‘Ultherapy’ was demonstrated live on an audience member by Dr Mehmet Oz on his show on Friday.
Sony and Microsoft are hoping their new motion sensor controllers help them surpass long-time industry champion Nintendo in the console race this holiday season.
