Web connected cars will soon become commonplace, with all new automobiles being built with features that will in some way connected to the internet, according to a new report from the BBC.
Google will start paying Apple up to $1 billion a year for the right to the be default search engine on iPhones, iPads and the iPod touch, according to a news report.
Dell is planning to release a 3.5 inch PC that plugs into a web connected TV or computer monitor, in the latest example of cloud computing.
Samsung is planning on launching a refrigerator with a built-in Android tablet and an internet-connected washing machine in the UK by the end of the year.
Research in Motion has rebranded under the name ‘Blackberry’ as the Canadian smartphone maker looks to regain lost market share to Android and Apple with its new BB10 device.
Former smartphone king Research in Motion has lost its crown in recent years, usurped by Android and Apple. But can its much-hyped new Blackberry 10 turn around its fortunes? Jan Dawson, Chief Telecoms Analyst, Ovum, argues that RIM will get a boost but not salvation from BB10.
Samsung, Google and Apple continue to extend their dominance of the US mobile market, according to new data.
Apple shares dropped 10% overnight on Wednesday, as the firm announced iPhone sales figures missing its previous forecast of 50m units.
Mozilla has published details of the first smartphones to be powered by its Firefox operating system, in a bid to challenge Apple and Google’s Android.
Atari, the maker of ground-breaking video games Pong and Space Invaders, has filed for bankruptcy in the US.