Samsung has unveiled two new flagship smartphones with a host of features aimed, as the embattled market leader attempts to stop to rise of rivals such as Apple and Xaomi.
Apple and Intel are among some of the world’s biggest brands that have been dropped from China’s approved purchasing lists.
Online marketplace management solution Neteven has announced a deal with Alibaba Group’s Tmall Global, to help European retailers enter China.
As digital technology becomes more accessible worldwide, which countries are most advanced and which are growing the fastest? This new chart from the Harvard Business Review takes an empirical look at the countries to watch (and which ones are losing out) in the new digital economy.
Baidu search revenue from mobile surpassed PC during December 2014, as the Chinese search revenue continues its transition to becoming a mobile-centric company.
Xiaomi has announced that it will open an online store for US customers, but the popular Chinese smartphone maker said it won’t be selling its mobile devices.
Following its record-breaking profits, Apple has managed to overtake sales of Android devices in the key market of the U.S. for the first time in three years.
Alibaba is testing delivering online orders via drones for its Taobao service with a one-off, three day campaign in China.
Samsung has been overtaken as the largest seller of smartphones in India by local budget brand Micromax for the first time, according to new research.
Raspberry Pi has launched a new version of its successful ‘DIY computer’- with future support for Windows 10 when it goes live later this year.