In separate reports released on Feb. 15, both Airbus and Boeing have agreed that there is tremendous potential for growth of the aviation industry in the Asia-Pacific region.
In recent times it seems carrier operating costs have outstripped profit margins accrued through sales of smartphone devices, particularly for those from the big brands like Apple.
People who buy cheap tablets will not enjoy them, as they will soon forget about the fact they were cheap and inevitably come to hate them, according to Apple boss Tim Cook.
Nikon has apparently confirmed they will launch a third DSLR camera for the year, following the D4 and the D800.
Sony's grand ten-year joint venture with Ericsson (the maker of telecommunications technology), comes to an end with a formal buyout of the latter's $1.47 billion shareholdings in the mobile communications market.
Samsung may be announcing a 10.1-inch version of the Galaxy Note smartphone at Mobile World Congress at the end of February.
Apple asks Amazon to stop selling iPads in China as trademark dispute with Proview Technology heats up.
Amazon has shutdown its iPad sales on the China website in the wake of mounting pressure from Apple and customs officials on impending iPad bans with unauthorized sales in China.
Olympus is under investigation for its cover-up of financial losses including the restatement on past security reports and net assets.
Businessman Shaun O’Brien sells his land in square foot plots to block Man City expansion plans.
Chinese custom authorities say it is difficult to implement a ban on the export of Apple iPads.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has once again defended his company against allegations of poor working conditions for its Chinese employees.
Nokia is predicted to be announcing six new devices at MWC - three smartphones and three budget feature phones.
Mobile World Congress (MWC) is the world's biggest smartphone, tablet and telecommunications convention and kicks off in Barcelona on 27 February; while companies tend to keep product announcements under wraps until the big day, some tidbits have sneaked out early.
Ford will be the first car manufacturer to ever appear at Mobile World Congress (MWC), representing the the ever-growing ties between the automotive and technology industries.
Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) has seen a huge surge in popularity in recent years, amassing a global fan base in the millions and being broadcast the world over; while there have been UFC games in the past, none has quite had so much to prove as UFC Undisputed 3 for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
Reports have emerged that AnonyOps, a website associated with the hacktivist Anonymous collective, has been defaced by the hacker Exotz.
Apple is believed to be working with Asian suppliers to produce an 8-inch iPad Mini to compete against the Amazon Kindle Fire and Samsung's Galaxy Tab range.
The U.S.-based Fair Labor Association (FLA) has begun probing working conditions at the factories of Apple's various OEMs in China, including Foxconn, upon Apple's request.
The iPad 3 will be announced on 7 March, according to Apple blog iMore, and will support LTE technology for super-fast internet browsing.
In the most recent round of rumours, the iPad 3 could come with 4G LTE capability
Grand Slam Tennis 2 steps onto an already crowded court, with Top Spin 4 and Virtual Tennis 4 seemingly covering all bases for tennis lovers, but can Grand Slam offer something the others can't?
Samsung has announced the new Galaxy Tab 2 with Ice Cream Sandwich, and it will be arriving in the UK before anywhere else.
The demo for Bioware's "Mass Effect 3", the conclusion to its best-selling video game series, is due to launch on Feb. 14, for all three major platforms - PC, PS3 and Xbox 360.
Amazon is believed to be planning a 9-inch version of the popular Kindle Fire tablet, which will be released in the middle of 2012.
Fresh speculation suggests that Google's mysterious new project is a completely next-generation personal communication device.
Chinese authorities have started to seize iPad stock from retailers, following a trademark dispute over the Apple tablet's name, which Proview Technology claims to own.
Blizzard, the official co-creator of DOTA in association with Warcraft fans, has legally challenged Valve's move to trademark "Defense of the Ancients" (DOTA) for its new game DOTA 2.
Bethesda's "Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim" hogged the limelight at the 15th annual Interactive Arts and Sciences Awards ceremony by bagging a record number of five awards, including the "Game of the Year".
Vodafone 155 focuses on senior UK citizens with disabilities such as limited dexterity, vision and/or hearing impaired.
