HTC: 'It's tough monetizing music in Asia'
At the Digital Matters 2012 conference that started today in Singapore, an HTC exec told delegates that the company will not be making profits by selling music content. more »
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Microsoft expects 350 million Windows 7-based devices to be shipped in 2012
CEO Steve Ballmer, who was speaking at a forum in Seoul, said that this would make "Windows the most popular single system". more »
Taller 4.1-inch iPod touch screen part leaked
With all the rumors of a taller iPhone, it seems like there's a good chance the iPod touch will similarly grow in size. more »
Google officially acquires Motorola Mobility for US$12.5 billion
Announced last August, the Google Motorola deal is finally over, and Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha will be stepping down. more »
Here's what the 4-inch iPhone 5 could look like
The concept video combines all the iPhone 5 rumors into a drool-worthy handset. more »
Mad Lab goes Avenging
The crazy Mad Lab rats hulk out and want to throw phones around--quick, hide your handsets! more »
Camera jewelry that (almost) works
An American jeweler has created an intricate miniature camera resembling the Olympus Trip 35 that has real moving parts. more »
AMD's low-power chips to feature in Windows 8 tablets
The company's Hondo chips, rated at 4.5W, will be released in time for slates using Microsoft's upcoming Windows 8 operating system. more »
Motorola seeks to revolutionize TV onscreen display
Its new DreamGallery graphical user interface is a radical departure from the traditional grid menu used by existing TVs. more »
Who's the fastest? Intel vs AMD
In the war of processors, has AMD finally triumphed over Intel? Well...no. more »
Apple shares new futuristic campus plans with neighbours
The company is doing some community outreach and is inviting feedback for its upcoming spaceship-like facility. more »
Chrome browser takes top global spot
Google's browser has beaten Internet Explorer to become the world's most popular browser, according to data compiled by StatCounter. more »
Here's why Facebook's stock isn't holding up
The stock is down more than 12 percent. Could the company's valuation be out of whack, despite its massive user base? more »
Hasselblad slashes US$9,000 off pro cameras
The medium-format camera maker has lowered prices of professional models, such as the HD4-60, by thousands of dollars. more »
Asus introduces Thunderbolt-enabled motherboard
The flagship P8Z77-V Premium is the first third-party Thunderbolt motherboard to be certified by Intel. more »
NHK and JVC pushing the envelope for 8K technology
You can soon expect silky smooth motion to complement the vividly crisp visuals delivered by this next-generation display format. more »
Panasonic Lumix G X Vario 12-35mm F2.8 lens announced
The company's latest zoom lens is the first of its kind to sport a bright F2.8 constant maximum aperture for Micro Four Thirds cameras. more »
Yahoo to sell back half its stake to Alibaba
The Internet pioneer, who has a 40 percent stake in Alibaba, will make about US$7 billion from the sale. more »
Google adds Google+ tweaks to Gmail
The company announces changes meant to "continue to bring people front and center in Gmail". more »
Pakistan blocks Twitter for a day over 'blasphemous' images
According to a report, the country implemented a ban over a promotion involving posting images of the prophet Muhammad. more »
