LONDON - A smartphone which will be able to click 3D pictures is likely to hit markets next month.
LONDON - A smartphone which will be able to click 3D pictures is likely to hit markets next month.
CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida — Four decades after landing men on the moon, NASA is returning to Earth’s orbiting companion, this time with a set of robotic twins that will measure lunar gravity while chasing one another in circles.
Amazon.com Inc is testing a major redesign of its familiar online store as it moves to offer a $250 tablet device to rival Apple Inc’s iPad, industry blogs and the Wall Street Journal said.
Recent moves by social networking firms to crack down on web anonymity, including the use of pseudonyms, have met with strong protests but, significantly, there are some who have backed these actions.
WASHINGTON — Internet giant Google said Friday that it is pulling the plug on its online news reader Fast Flip and closing Aardvark, a “social search” service it bought last year.
Taiwan’s HTC unveiled two new smartphones on Thursday based on Microsoft’s Windows operating platform, aiming to tap into continuing strong smartphone demand in the holiday sales-fuelled fourth quarter.
Sony’s hopes of dominating consumer electronics once again with its new tablets suffered a crushing blow on Wednesday from analysts and gadget reviewers whose first impressions were overwhelmingly bad.
The Obama administration sued to block AT&T Inc’s $39 billion acquisition of wireless rival T-Mobile on concerns it would harm competition, launching its biggest challenge yet to a takeover and dealing the carrier a potentially costly blow.
NEW YORK/BERLIN - Sony Corp took the wraps off a new tablet that functions as a universal remote, and another one that folds like a clamshell, hoping to distinguish its devices from scores of others already on the market.
TOKYO - Spider-Man leaps from the top of a building and swings out towards you, cloak fluttering so close you can almost touch it — at work, on a train, in a car, or wherever you are.