The Chinese mobile maker, Huawei seems trying to push at the extend it can be, the company is gearing up to raise its profile in the competitive and fast-growing global smartphone market. Shenzhen-based company is planning to introduce a series of midprice to high-end smartphones later this year in order to bid to capture a bigger share of the category. (Image Source: Flickr) ...

Interesting to hear as well as note that the phone company is looking out to sell its phone book – Yes I mentioned phone book – do not think or feel it as I am talking something strange – I am talking about AT&T and Yellow Pages – AT&T is in talks to sell a majority of its stake in its Yellow Pages business to buyout giant Cerberus Capital Management,...

There will be no disc drive in the next version of Xbox, the gaming console is going to ditch the optical drive and in return going to put in downloads and state memory, MCV, British video game trade magazine reports. MCV sources mentioned that the briefings have been issued under “the strictest NDA” they have ever encountered. Furthermore, exciting news is that...

Bad news for those who are still using a Windows Mobile 6.x device for work – as the Windows Marketplace for Mobile is going to shut down on May 9th.  The effect is for the old Windows Marketplace for Mobile and not the current Windows Phone Marketplace for Windows Phone 7. Launched two years back at Mobile World Congress 2009, the Marketplace was regarded as...

Yahoo which is already in the urge of losing one to another, seen another executive departure, the company losses its VP of global product marketing and business development, Luis Salazar. Since 2011 Luis works as Vice President at Yahoo! where he oversees Consumer Product Marketing, Global Deals and Global Products Business Development. In 2008 he founded LLY Group, an Investing and executive advising firm for emerging and midsize technology companies. Since then, Luis had served as Executive advisor to Voyager Capital and other startups...

With the news rounding up last week that America Online (AOL) is going to sack 50 of its employee from its AIM unit, it is confirmed that AOL is making cuts of up to 40 employees in AIM instant messaging and AOL Mail units. The changes included AOL SVP of business operations Eric van Miltenburg and AIM head Jason Shellen also leaving. Van Miltenburg, a former Yahoo...

Editor’s Note: Guest Author Pratibha is a technology enthusiast interested in analysing and reporting about different technologies. Netcraft latest survey revealed that it had received responses from 644,275,754 sites, giving a rise of 31.4M hostnames (5.1%) since last month, and 644 million active websites on the Internet. The Netcraft Web Server Survey is...

Editor’s Note: Guest Author Pratibha is a technology enthusiast interested in analysing and reporting about different technologies. Mozilla disclosed a plan last week to build a better mobile platform, attempting to influence its capability in Web browsers to compete with Android’s and iOS’ giant 77% market share. The program dubbed “Boot to Gecko”...

The Finnish mobile maker in order to retain back a better place in the market will come up with feature phone this year and will add more and cheaper Windows smartphones to its portfolio so as in an urge to fight in better ways with fast rising Google’s Android phones in the market. Nokia while filling out its annual SEC document revealed that smartphone shipments reached 77.3 million units, which are down by 25% as compared to 2010, whilst feature-phone shipments totalled 339.8 million units, a decline of 3% year-over-year. As a result...

Google already rolled out its single and giant privacy policy but seems like there is no rest it is going to get – first French Data Protection Authority stated that Google’s new privacy policy violating European laws – adding to this, Brazil’s Justice Ministry is now questioning the search giant that it is going to handle users’ personal information, potentially...