Today's Technology Headlines
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - When it comes to China, Facebook should consider itself forewarned. Cracking the world's biggest Internet population might seem an obvious ambition for the social networking giant as it trumpets ...
The world No.1 Internet search engine will send a letter to the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) and other global bodies with the promise, the person said.
The non-profit ETSI, which has members ...
NEW YORK/CHICAGO (Reuters) - Cisco's earnings have had a way of crushing the dreams of optimists in the last two years.
Shares of the computer networking giant have often rallied ahead of its earnings report, sparking ...
The addition of the iPhone to Sprint's lineup during the quarter did not win the company as many subscribers as Wall Street expected.
"There was nothing in the quarter that gave people an indication it was time to ...
(Reuters) - AOL Inc, which has been investing heavily in content to make up for declining revenue from dial-up Internet access, has hired an executive for the newly created position of chief content officer at its ...
On Tuesday, the company, which provides rack-mounted computer servers designed for large-scale data center deployments, said it plans to restructure its Europe business as it looks to combat relatively high costs in ...
The company, co-founded by computer security expert Eugene Kaspersky, said that sales grew 14 percent last year. That is down from growth of 38 percent in the prior year.
Revenue totalled $612 million last year. The ...
The development increases the chances that the publisher may yet avoid further embarrassing details of its conduct from being publicly aired in court - although at least one of the claimants, Charlotte Church, has not ...
HELSINKI (Reuters) - Struggling Finnish phone maker Nokia plans to cut 4,000 more jobs at its plants in Finland, Hungary and Mexico as it seeks to cut costs by moving smartphone assembly work to Asia.
The cuts of 8 ...
Airvana, a maker of broadband network technology, contended that Ericsson violated key contract terms by developing in-house a "knock-off" product based on Airvana technology, which could then be sold to ...
