Blackberry reports 200 job cuts and probably more coming as the device maker struggles to make even a breakeven profit for its mobile handsets.
A ruling by the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention (UNGWAD) declared WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s three-and-a-half years of self-confinement at the Ecuadorian embassy as “arbitrary detention” and made Sweden and the UK responsible for it.
Latest iOS 9 software update on iPhone 6 handsets bars users phone access if it detects repair by a third party technician.
A CNBC report claimed that Facebook users wasted 55 million labor years or $3.5 trillion of lost productivity that could have been better spent making money.
Japanese Video Gaming giant Nintendo is now on full mobile throttle with the release of its first ever gaming app Miitomo for Android and iOS smartphones and tablets.
Toyota Motor Corp. recently announced that it will be scrapping its youth-oriented Scion model and transition it to the mainstream Toyota brand this summer.
As Facebook enters its twelfth year of existence, the social networking giant celebrates the occasion with “Friends Day Videos”- a friendship enriching exhibit of past photos and timeline events.
In a bid to level up its Artificial Intelligence portfolio, Windows maker Microsoft has reportedly shelled out $250 million to buy out SwiftKey- the tech startup behind predictive keyboard installed in smartphones.
Facebook-acquired messaging service WhatsApp has just reached the 1-billion-strong users milestone.
Facebook is asking users what they want to see on top of their News Feed. This metric besides engagement, will determine stories in the feeds.
09 Aug '24 16:35PM
