WASHINGTON, - Twitter was bitten by a bug on Monday that caused users of the fast-growing micro-blogging service to temporarily lose the list of followers of their accounts.
WASHINGTON, - Twitter was bitten by a bug on Monday that caused users of the fast-growing micro-blogging service to temporarily lose the list of followers of their accounts.
Just days after his new Twitter account became a must-read in Venezuela, President Hugo Chavez said he was setting up a special office with 200 staff and public funds to handle requests supporters Tweet him.
China has come down the rankings of countries that are major sources of global spam mail, a latest report has said.
TOKYO – Nintendo on Friday brushed off suggestions its magic may be fading despite declining sales of its Wii console, as it prepares to unveil a handheld 3D device it hopes will drive a new gaming revolution.
PARIS- Apple announced Friday that its mass market iPad touchscreen portable tablet computer will go on sale outside the United States in nine major countries for the first time on May 28.
SAN FRANCISCO - Internet addresses written in Arabic are making history as the first online domains in non-Latin characters, with Chinese and Thai expected to follow close behind.
NEW YORK - U.S. stocks fell on Thursday after weaker-than-expected retail sales and as the European Central Bank stopped short of taking any additional measures to keep a debt crisis from spreading in the euro zone.
US internet search software giant Google plans to sell digital edition of books in late June or July, throwing the firm into a battle that already involves Amazon.com, Apple Inc. and Barnes & Noble Inc.
HELSINKI – Intel, the world’s largest semiconductor company, unveiled a new version of its Atom platform, promising lower power consumption, cheaper cost and smaller size to better target smartphones.
HONG KONG - Apple has not yet officially launched the iPad in Asia, but that hasn’t stopped a booming “grey market” trade in the world’s most talked-about high-tech gadget.