Microsoft is recruiting over 1,000 additional employees in China this year and boost research and development spending by 15% as the software giant looks to boost its mobile reach in the highly lucrative region.
Apple and Google will dominate the smartphone market in coming years, accounting nearly 80% share of the smartphone market by 2016, according to a new report.
Google has updated its mapping service in India, with two new features to boost navigation and traffic updates.
Nearly one third (63%) of top UK websites have taken steps to address the new EU Cookie Directive, which aims to warns users when their data is being tracked online.
Google has shut down its television advertising business, saying that it will focus instead on enhanced online and mobile opportunities for video ads.
FileSonic has become the latest cyberlocker service to go offline, following a renewed clampdown on internet piracy.
Bing has strengthened its partnership with Facebook, launching a new tool that lets users search and browse through their friends’ photos.
Google has made the first step to expand its social networking site to businesses, with a range of new enterprise-level tools.
Google has responded very cautiously to the ruling in Apple’s patent victory over Samsung in the US, a ruling that could affect its Android operating system.
Apple is seeking a ban on eight Samsung phones in the US, after winning a landmark $1bn copyright lawsuit.