From PC World: Qualcomm wants to enter the server market, but it won’t do it alone, and will tap expertise in China to build the low-power chips.

“We’re going to work with Chinese companies to bring that technology and in fact co-develop that technology with Chinese companies,” said Qualcomm...

From CNET: The streaming-video service remains, by far, the biggest source of downstream Internet traffic during peak evening viewing hours in North America. But jostling in the lower ranks are Amazon Instant Video, HBO Go and even Facebook, suggesting changes in where we watch online video and the...

From DailyTech: Apple, Inc. (AAPL) today let many a metaphorical cat out of the metaphorical bag with its introduction of the Apple Watch software development kit (SDK), a collection of APIs used to program for the device. It calls the new SDK the "Apple Watchkit" and it hopes the early release...

From InfoWorld: With Tuesday's release of Flow, an open source static type checker, Facebook engineers are continuing their recent efforts to seed the community at large with tools built in-house.

"Flow adds static typing to JavaScript to improve developer productivity and code quality," Facebook...

From PC World: In the next few weeks, Google will start to label websites that render well on mobile devices and is considering giving that label weight as a search rank signal, the company said Tuesday.

Websites can earn a ”mobile-friendly” badge that is displayed with search results if the site...

From CNET: Finnish smartphone manufacturer Jolla has successfully taken to crowdfunding platform Indiegogo to seek funding for its new Jolla Tablet. The campaign hit its $380,000 goal in just over two hours of going live. Although the first batch of the 7.9-inch tablets have sold out at a price of...

From InfoWorld: Apple on Monday released the first update to OS X Yosemite that included fixes for unspecified Wi-Fi problems and improved reliability for connecting to Microsoft Exchange corporate email servers.

But Mac owners who had said that Yosemite crippled their Wi-Fi connections reported...

From PC World: Samsung Electronics plans to cut the size of it smartphone range almost by a third in 2015 as Chinese rivals eat into its market share and profitability with cheaper devices.

The South Korean company will reduce the number of smartphone models it produces by around 25 to 30 percent...

From CNET: Intel plans to combine its PC and mobile chip groups into one division as the company struggles to expand its chip sales for mobile devices.

The reorganization, which was announced Monday in an email sent to employees by CEO Brian Krzanich, will be implemented early next year, Intel...

From DailyTech: Nokia first hardware device following the sale of its Devices and Services division to Microsoft is here, and as expected, it isn’t a smartphone. Instead, it’s a new 7.9” tablet that runs Android 5.0 Lollipop.

But the most interesting aspect of the new tablet is the fact that it...