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Since Larry Page took the reins at Google as its CEO last year, he has been working on one target, how to shave off the operating and fixed costs of the company. The technology giant, though is one of the powerful both in Silicon Valley and the world, has been after saving money for the […]
The contemporary era that we are living in is the post-desktop regime that is and will be dominated by tablets and all-in-one desktop computers. In that regard, major technology players; Apple, Microsoft and Google are thriving to take the leading position. However, so far only Apple has been in the front position to lead the […]
Amazon introduced the first tablet to the world in 2007 with a slate-like structure. However, in the beginning its sole purpose was to facilitate in reading books and journals. Apple followed the suit in quick succession and rolled out their first colourful tablet in 2010 called the iPad. Now-a-days, tablets are not only the best […]
Barnes and Noble introduced their latest edition of Nook series in fall 2011. However, despite being one of the cheapest tablets in the world, it could not cope with the unprecedented success of Kindle Fire. The same is expected to happen with Samsung’s latest release of Galaxy Tab 2 7.0, which was released in April, […]
Although the current tablet culture started as an e-reader when Amazon released its first Kindle in 2007, these devices have now become more than that, thanks to Apple’s iPad. The Cupertino-based company released the first iPad in 2010 and in addition to being an e-reader, the slate was a perfect replacement of laptops in […]
On the other hand, a Kindle user can stream a video and can also download it on the device for no extra charges. Non-Kindle users have to pay extra to purchase the movies and TV shows on their tablets. Moreover, Prime membership holders all this is for free. Though every Kindle user can rent a […]
Ciberpaís, the technology section of a well known newspaper launches iPhone application, iPhone and Android devices. The program can download iTunes for both mobile and tablet from Apple, and Google Play, finding the version for Android devices. It supports both phones and tablets from version 2.1 operating system to the newest 4.0. This ensures that is accessible both next-generation mobile […]
(Reuters) – An Oracle attorney cited emails between top executives at Google as prime evidence that Google took its intellectual property to gain an edge in the lucrative smartphone market, at the start of a high stakes trial between the two tech giants. Opening statements between Oracle Corp and Google Inc began on Monday […]
(Reuters) – The principles of openness and universal access that underpinned the Internet’s creation are facing their greatest-ever threat, the co-founder of Google Sergey Brin said in an interview published by Britain’s Guardian newspaper on Monday. Brin said the threat to freedom of the Internet came from a combination of factors, including increasing efforts by […]
(Reuters) – Nokia (NOK1V.HE) said on Saturday it has fixed a software bug in its Lumia 900 smartphones which went on sale a week ago in the United States, its answer to Apple’s (AAPL.O) iPhone. Earlier this week Nokia said its first 4G phone, which it markets with the strapline "an amazingly fast way to […]
Google, the Mountain View Technology Company ended the first quarter after compiling a net profit of 2,890 million, considerably higher as compared to 1.798 million during the same period back in 2011. Their revenues amounted to 8,140 million, the results far better than expected, which accompanied with the approval of a proposal to distribute dividends. […]
Google has just been accused by the Australia court to provide ads that, according to the verdict of the jury, were "false and misleading." The Federal Court of Australia will make the Mountain View giant pay court costs to correct their listing behaviour that apparently point to miamo website that has been sought rather than […]
