Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC has unveiled its last quarter profits for 2012 and it makes for glum reading. The firm saw a 91 per cent fall in profits, and to
Nokia and Apple have both revealed their final quarterly earnings for 2012, and while both companies have done well, the markets seem to have a different views with regards to their performance.
Apple’s innovative use of the touchscreen was one the main reasons why Apple took the mobile world by storm and became the tech goliath we all know and love. But with Apple apparently preparing a new iPhone just four months after the release of the last – has Apple and many other tech giants lost their ability to really innovate in the mobile space, and are they just going through the motions?
Apple has unveiled its latest quarterly profits and while it missed Wall Street forecasts they did make a healthy £5.1 billion profit.
Samsung has announced that it made record profits in 2012 – thanks in part to healthy sales of devices like the Galaxy Note 2, Galaxy Note 10.1 and, of course,
Apple surprised investors with its latest quarterly results as they revealed that profits had jumped a whopping 94% compared to the same time last year. The Cupertino company’s shares rose
The Apple store is now live again and a new MacBook Air is available to buy. OS X Lion is now available to buy too. If you have multiple Mac’s
Two giants of the Android running smartphone market Samsung and HTC are due to unveil their Q2 profits in the coming weeks and analysts are predicting big figures. CCS Insight
