Mainland China’s smartphone market has recorded another quarter of decline, slipping 3% year-on-year according to new research from Omdia. The drop marks the second…
Samsung announces eco milestones
Samsung’s PlanetFirst initiative announced that it had reached “key milestones” in its eco-friendly scheme. The tech giant claims it has “achieved comprehensive sustainability goals”,…
South Africa is ‘best friends’ with the United States on Facebook
Global payments giant Western Union has revealed that the United States is South Africa’s “best friend” online. The announcement comes in the form a…
Zynga set to launch social network called Project Z
Social gaming giant Zynga is set to launch its own social gaming network in a bid to reduce its dependency on Facebook. The new…
YouTube, Lenovo to send student experiments into space
YouTube and Lenovo, in cooperation with Space Adventures and space agencies including the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the European Space Agency (ESA),…
Tablet computers set to become ‘the brains’ of all devices
Tablet computers are set to become the central brains of almost all electronic devices. For example, a tablet computer could be docked into a…
Japanese defence firm hit by more than 50 viruses
Mitsubishi Heavy, a Japanese defence contractor, has been hit by over 50 separate computer viruses, causing concern that vital security information may have been…
Arab bloggers discuss role in ‘Arab Spring’ ahead of Nobel Peace Prize
Arab bloggers gathered in Tunis discussed the role they played in the wave of revolutions and uprisings which swept across the region, known popularly…
Alibaba CEO ‘interested’ in buying Yahoo!
Jack Ma, CEO of Chinese web giant Alibaba is reportedly “interested” in buying Yahoo! and claims to have been approached by private equity groups…
Thai PM shuts down Twitter account after hack
Thai Prime Minister, Yingluck Shintawatra is taking a break from Twitter after her account was hi-jacked by a hacker who mocked and criticised her….
Arab Spring bloggers to discuss web and political change
Some 200 Arab bloggers are gathering in Tunis to discuss the role of the web and social networking as an instrument of political change…
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