Yesterday, Research In Motion unveiled the Blackberry Z10, the first smartphone to run the company’s brand-spanking-new operating system BB10. The whole premise of BB10 and the Z10 is the ability to
2012 was a bad year for Sony for a number of reasons; the tech giant posted a full-year loss of 56.7bn yen ($5.7bn; £3.5bn) in May and has continued to lose
Embattled smartphone maker Research in Motion (RIM) can't catch a break at the moment. Over the last 12 months the Canadian handset maker has lost 70% of its share price. It's going to get a lot worse before it gets better as the company has confirmed it will delay the launch of its new mobile operating system Blackberry 10 and cut 5,000 jobs worldwide.
With Facebook's controversial IPO now finished the social networking company is thought to be considering a Facebook mobile phone, and is already recruiting engineers who have experience with mobile devices, according to a story published in the New York Times on Sunday.
Samsung is top dog in the mobile world at the moment, and this, in part, is down to the success of the last couple of the Galaxy handsets, most notably the S2.
Move over, United States of America, it’s China’s turn to shine. The world’s most populous country is now also the biggest market for smartphones. According to Market Research firm Strategy
Amazon recently entered tablet segment, and it looks like the e-commerce giant is not content yet. Citibank has claimed that Amazon is now looking to enter smartphone market. However, it
iPhone 4S is Apple’s first product launch without Steve Jobs and it has left quite a few of its followers disappointed. This might sound surprising given the fact that the
