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Barnes and Noble Ceasing Production of Color Nook Tablets

Posted by David Gold on Jun 26th, 2013

Color Nook Tablet will not be produced anymore according to Barnes and Noble Barnes and Nobles announced on Tuesday that they will stop producing color Nook tablets. It will be allowing third parties to produce them by paying a licensing...

Ford F-150 Ranks Top Position in 2013 American-Made Index

Posted by David Gold on Jun 26th, 2013

Everything has become global nowadays. Consumers who are concerned with where the vehicle is made should think about when the cars are being assembled. In the U.S. parts are imported from Japan, Mexico and Thailand, so can the vehicles...

Rumors of iPhone 6 – Cut Downs on iPhone 5 and iPhone 5S Production

Posted by David Gold on Jun 25th, 2013

Rumor has it that Apple plans to downgrade its iPhone 5S productions in order to concentrate on its entry to the global phablet arena via its iPhone6. Apple is planning to decrease its output target to 30 million and 40 million....

Microsoft Mini Shops to Open in 500 US Best Buy Stores – Key to Bolstering Poor Product Sales

Posted by Amy Trunbull on Jun 14th, 2013

Microsoft has confirmed a new partnership with Best Buy, which will the opening of smaller Microsoft Mini Stores in the chain’s branches all over the country. Set to kick-off before the end of June, the project will see Microsoft...

No Apology From Tim Cook – Apple CEO Refuses to Back Down on Tax Stance

Posted by Amy Trunbull on Jun 3rd, 2013

Apple CEO Tim Cook refused to apologize this week for the company’s controversial tax strategy, which through use of Irish subsidiaries is known to save the company billions in US tax contributions every year. He also stated to lawmakers...

Airis Mobile Finds the Silver Lining in Spain’s Recession – Virtual Carrier Strikes Chord

Posted by Amy Trunbull on Jun 3rd, 2013

Phone company profits are at all-time lows and subscriber numbers are plummeting by the day across Spain, as the recession continues to inflict its punishment on the consumer. However, this has only spurred on one Mr. Jaime Bustillo...

EU Sees Future of European Trucks in American Innovations

Posted by Joshua Daniels on Apr 15th, 2013

The European Commission has insisted that the future of trucking in Europe should be one of more aerodynamic vehicles, which along with a series of innovations currently trusted as standard in the US could see both fuel-consumption...

Samsung Spending More on Marketing Than Research and Development – Will Innovation Suffer?

Posted by Shawna Adams on Apr 5th, 2013

For the first time in over three years, Samsung is investing more capital in advertising and promotion than it is in the research and development of new products. And while some have accepted the news as inevitable given the need for...

Apple Vs Samsung 2013 – Smartwatch Wars Countdown Begins

Posted by Shawna Adams on Apr 2nd, 2013

Apple’s rivalry with kind of the Android hill Samsung isn’t exactly the newest of developments – the two have been to one extent or another at each-other’s throats for years. However, things seemed to reach something of a peak...

BlackBerry Wins One, Loses Two – Government Contracts in Jeopardy

Posted by Amy Trunbull on Mar 21st, 2013

BlackBerry hasn’t had the easiest run over the past 12-months to say the least, but it looked as though things were well and truly on the road to recovery when the first wave of BlackBerry 10 handsets launched in the UK and Canada...

Why Apple’s iPhone Business Model Needs to Change…Pronto!

Posted by Adrian Collins on Mar 12th, 2013

Historically, when a huge Smartphone launch has taken place anywhere in the world it’s been pretty easy to picture Apple smirking behind the scenes. The company rarely breaks silence other than to show the world its latest and greatest...

Zynga CFO Dave Wehner Defects to Facebook – Turbulent Run Continues

Posted by Ted Blackburn on Nov 13th, 2012

It would probably be fair to say that Zynga hasn’t had the smoothed of rides over recent months…something of a understatement in all fairness As if making huge cuts to its 2012 projections and saying goodbye to a chunk of the workforce...

Apple’s TV Set Not Coming This Year, Maybe Not Next

Posted by Adrian Collins on Sep 6th, 2012

One of the most long-rumored Apple products that we may or may not see in the course of our lifetime is the deeply-fabled Apple TV set. In some respects it seems like such a no-brainer – Apple has already conquered various realms...

RIM’s Subdued Shareholder Meeting Confirms BlackBerry 10 as Primary Focus

Posted by Robert Blake on Jul 10th, 2012

Look at it any way you will, there’s no denying that Research in Motion (RIM) is in a financial sense in danger of bleeding to death. The company’s share values are already down by over 50% so far this year and with nothing ground-breaking...

Apple Breaks From Tradition, Remains Unpredictable

Posted by Adrian Collins on Mar 19th, 2012

We’re used to Apple making history, but today’s entry is one that’s surprised even the best of us. Yes, this very March 19th has proved to be the day that Apple took a leaf from a book other than its own and to some extent started...

Netflix Facing Verizon Wireless and Redbox Tag-Team Assault

Posted by Shawna Adams on Feb 6th, 2012

Netflix executives have just cause for concern this week following the announcement that Redbox and Verizon are to join forces in the creation of an all-new streaming video service. According to company official, the new venture will...

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