HTC estimated that the company might post a negative earnings report on the third quarter. HTC's first loss was a long time coming. Investors have been wary of the Taiwanese company's downward spiral.
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According to research, the iPhone's release revolutionized how costumers picked their gadgets. According to analysts, consumers have shifted from buying only based on the price tag.
Chinese Huawei penetrates Saudi Arabia
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Developer seeks funds for HTC dual boot app
Paul O'Brien developed an app that enables HTC One users to switch between Sense and Google Experience.
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Recent quarterly reports said that HTC declined for the 8th consecutive quarter. After a failed attempt to promote its business, HTC Corporation forecast a huge decline in its latest quarterly report.
Google asked the help of student filmmakers to explore Google Glass. Google enlisted the help of film students to explore how Google Glass can be used to make documentary films, character development, location-based storytelling as well as "other things" the company has not yet considered.
Video Semantics will provide rich tags for YouTube users through its tagging engine. Video Semantics, through its mediaTag tagging engine, will allow content producers to automatically insert rich metadata into their YouTube hosted videos.
Facebook can make more money by offering to remove Newsfeed ads for a monthly fee, according to Greenlight.
According to analysts, the future of Barnes & Noble is bleak due to plunging sales and market shares including higher expenses than earnings.
IBM's effort to modernize and remain competitive would offer a lot of room for growth to its investors.
IBM issued US$2.15 billion worth of bonds with two ten-year offerings. The biggest computer services provider, International Business Machine Corp. , was able to raise US$2.
Carl Icahn contested the conditions in Michael Dell's latest offer to the PC maker Dell Inc. On Monday, billionaire investor Carl Icahn and Southeastern Asset Management, an investment firm, stated that Michael Dell wanted to avoid the voting process behind the deal.
Analysts said that Microsoft's opportunity lies in the high-end market of tablets and PCs hence, it should focus there.
