Google launches iPad rival ‘Nexus 7’
Google has launched its first own-brand tablet computer, taking on Apple, Amazon and Microsoft in an increasingly crowded and fast-growing market.
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RIM cuts 5,000 jobs and delays Blackberry 10 launch
Blackberry maker Research in Motion (RIM) is delaying the launch of its new phone operating system Blackberry 10 and is to cut 5,000 jobs.
Google launches Nexus Q cloud media ‘ball’
Google has launched Nexus Q, a social streaming device that lets users play content from their Google Play account from the cloud direct to their home stereo and TV systems.
Google launches Nexus Q cloud media 'ball'
Google has launched Nexus Q, a social streaming device that lets users play content from their Google Play account from the cloud direct to their home stereo and TV systems.
Right to reply: Google’s big three announcements examined
Google made a handful of major product announcements at its I/O developer event yesterday; the next iteration of Google’s Android operating system, Jelly Bean, an aggressively priced 7 inch tablet from partner Asus, and a home media device which will be marketed under Google’s own brand. Jan Dawson, chief telecoms analyst at Ovum provides his … [Read more…]
Google Glasses go on sale for $1,500 to developers
Google has begun selling a prototype of its augmented reality glasses, testing under the name of ‘Project Glass’, to developers for $1,500.
Apple brings iTunes to more Asian countries… but still no China
Apple is launching iTunes online store to Hong Kong, Taiwan and 10 other Asian countries, but the online video and music store is still yet to maake an appearance in China.
Google TV to launch in UK next month
Google has partnered with Sony to take its web TV service outside of the US for the first time.
Blackberry owner mulls splitting company in two
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion is considering splitting its business in two, separating its struggling handset manufacturing division from its messaging network, according to a new report.
Zynga displays Facebook sponsored stories
Zynga has opened its social gaming website to Facebook ads, as the social network looks to boost its ad reach amid mounting pressure from its new shareholders.