With streaming platforms, next-gen gaming, and hybrid lifestyles reshaping how we consume entertainment, the humble TV is slowly being overtaken by a bigger player:…
US urges media not to publish secret WikiLeaks files
The Pentagon on Monday urged media outlets not to publish secret military files on Iraq obtained by WikiLeaks, as the website vowed to release…
More than 4-million iPads sold, but fall short of expectations
Apple said on Monday that it had sold 3.89 million Mac computers during the quarter, up 27 percent from a year ago, 14.1 million…
24.com repositions as a focused online publisher
JP Farinha, outgoing CEO of 24.com, announced today that the company is being realigned to focus on its core business of online publishing. This…
Facebook in yet another privacy furore
User privacy is the priority for internet social networking site Facebook, which has come under fire from users for its privacy settings, the company’s…
Tablet computer sales to hit 208 million by 2014
Sales of tablet computers like Apple’s iPad are expected to soar from nearly 20-million units this year to 55-million next year and over 208-million…
Google prints more money
Google reported that its quarterly profit soared on the back of its thriving Internet advertising service and that its display and mobile ad businesses…
Sony delays global release of Gran Turismo 5 again
Japan’s Sony will again delay the global release of the latest version of its popular “Gran Turismo” car-racing game, which was due out early…
TED talks now on the iPad
The world-wide acclaimed TED talks took to the iPad with the release on Thursday of an application that allows users to watch the famous…
Facebook, Skype join forces
Skype and Facebook joined forces on Thursday to let users of the popular Internet messenging and voice-over-IP service chat with their friends on the…
Danish court blocks media from quoting Facebook ‘friends’
Journalists may not use information from the Facebook accounts of their “friends,” a Danish media tribunal ruled Wednesday in a case pitting the prime…
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