Wednesday, September 04, 2013
Having shed its cratering phone business, Nokia can focus on several smaller, far more successful businesses: networking, mapping, and
Why Nokia Is Down and Out in China and India
While Nokia still counts in smaller markets such as Thailand and Vietnam, its phone sales are weak in India and dismal in
China’s Rival Social Networks: Weixin vs. Weibo
Weibo is better at public sentiment about the news, but Weixin may become best at professional networking and viral
Why App Economy Jobs Seem Destined to Go Overseas
New barriers to doing business internationally will probably favor local app makers over U.S.
ASA doesn't support Coastal Capital
Shareholder group on the fence as Billabong investor lashes retailer's refinancing
BCA wants Shephard to stay: report
President of lobby group reconsiders his plan to step down at the end of the
Palmer taps staff for poll duty
Aspiring PM wants staff to volunteer to hand out how-to-vote cards on
Taper won't dent US economy: S&P
Standard & Poor's chief global economist expects private sector to pick up
Tuesday, September 03, 2013
Candy Crush: You play, you're hooked. Now what?
If you count yourself a Candy Crush Saga holdout, you've probably been warned by friends not to start playing. Because once you do, you won't be able to stop.
Stick a candle on it: Chrome turns 5
Google's browser celebrates its 5th Chrome-iversary, now a driving force behind cutting edge Web innovation that commands around 17 percent of the global market, and Chrome's not done with you yet.
Acer Liquid S2 and an Android desktop among Acer's IFA tech
Acer has lifted the lid on a host of new tech, including a smart phone that shoots in 4K.
Can TMG become to Toyota what AMG is to Mercedes-Benz?
The TS-650 is proof-of-concept to see if TMG could tune a road car. What they have created is something very exciting indeed.
'Govt working aginst us,' bosses say
Business confidence hits five-year low, bosses blame 'government
Abbott a risk to manufacturing: Rudd
Labor targets what it believes are gaps in Coalition's manufacturing
Eurozone manufacturing picks up
PMI jumps to 26-month high in a sign the bloc may be coming out of its deep
Monday, September 02, 2013
Can a $15 in-ear headphone sound better than good enough?
Audio-Technica's dirt-cheap ATH-CLR100 didn't make the Audiophiliac cry out in pain.
Cutting through the bull: Vauxhall Mokka
Marketing can be a horrible, horrible thing. Luckily, we've got Dave Ross to guide us through the minefield.
NASA spots giant black hole rejecting food
Astronomers at the Chandra X-ray Observatory explain why the black hole at the heart of the Milky Way galaxy doesn't consume everything in sight.
Sunday, September 01, 2013
NASA spots giant black hole rejecting food
Astronomers at the Chandra X-ray Observatory explain why the black hole at the heart of the Milky Way galaxy doesn't consume everything in sight.
NSA spied on Al Jazeera internal communications, report says
The NSA was able to access and read the Arab news broadcaster's communications with "notable success," according to documents from former NSA contractor Edward Snowden seen by Der Spiegel.
Apple ups its odds of gaining on Samsung in China
The company could gain ground against its archrival in the largest smartphone market in the world.
Leaked documents detail broad reach of US cyberoperations
US spy agencies carried out 231 offensive cyberattacks in 2011, primarily targeted at Iran, Russia, North Korea, and China, The Washington Post reports.
Americans hurt by server outages: We need to shop! We need to Facebook!
A survey shows that people are becoming more aware of servers going down. It's truly cramping their lifestyle.
Rudd eyes small business in launch
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd officially launches Labor's election campaign with a $4.4bn boost to small