From CNET News.com: Farewell HTC One, we hardly knew ye. In its final months as HTC's flagship, the excellent One couldn't reverse a Q4 net loss of T$1.88 billion ($62.06 million) for the Taiwanese company.
Between January and March 2014 HTC's total revenue fell by more than a fifth since the...
From PC World: Raspberry Pi—popular for its $25 PC—plans later this year to ship new hardware in the form of a smaller board that plugs into a custom motherboard slot, which could appeal to a new audience of makers, enthusiasts and enterprise users.
The new computer has similar circuitry from the...
From PC World: Qualcomm is getting high on 64-bit chips with its fastest ever Snapdragon processor, which will render 4K video, support LTE Advanced and could run the 64-bit Android OS.
The new Snapdragon 810 is the company’s “highest performing” mobile chip for smartphones and tablets, Qualcomm...
From DailyTech: Sprint is taking a page from the T-Mobile playbook and will now pay for new customers' early termination fees (ETFs) if they decide to switch to Sprint.
According to Android Central, Sprint will pay up to $350 in ETFs for every line that switches from another carrier to Sprint. All...
When you buy a new device nowadays like a laptop, tablet, or even a smartphone, there are quite a number down the specifications list to keep in mind, such as the processor speed, amount of RAM, and its weight. Of course, none can overlook the capacity of the system -- this is especially true for smaller devices. Multimedia hungry users of the twenty first century want to cram more and more into them, while hoping we will still have enough space...
From EETimes: The worldwide semiconductor market grew 5% last year to a record $315 billion, despite a nearly 10% drop in PC sales and a smartphone market whose viral growth appears to be slowing for the first time in several years.
The $315 billion figure, which Gartner reported Thursday, is...
From PC World: It looks like Apple's free iWork suite for iOS just wasn't enough for many iPad users. One week after landing in Apple's App Store, Microsoft's Office for iPad has already seen more than twelve million downloads, the company tweeted from its Office account on Thursday. The Office apps...
From PC World: Blocking and throttling Internet traffic will become illegal in the European Union following a parliamentary vote on Thursday.
Members of the European Parliament voted to close loopholes in a proposed law that some believed would have created a two-tier Internet. The so-called...
From DailyTech: Apple sees Samsung in a position of greater control over its supply chain, and seems to be working toward similar goals with a potential majority stake purchase of a Japanese chip venture.
According to Reuters, Apple is currently in talks to purchase a 55 percent stake in Renesas...
From InfoWorld: Yahoo said Wednesday it was encrypting traffic flowing between its data centers, several months after leaked documents revealed the government had been sniffing those links.
Traffic moving between Yahoo data centers is fully encrypted as of March 31, the company announced on its...
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