Research in Motion (RIM), the company behind the Blackberry, continue to struggle in the mobile market.
They are now holding over $1bn worth of unsold stock, which is a massive increase of around $400m from the previous year. The pile of stock does not include any devices held at retail outlets or mobile networks.
Are people finally seeing the light and realising there are other browsers beyond Internet Explorer (IE)?
Not for the first time, Google’s Chrome has become the most popular web browser.
On 26 May 2012 the ‘Cookie law’ finally comes into force across the UK, and the rest of Europe; also known as Regulation 6 of the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003 (PECR).
In reality how does this impact on you?
Microsoft would appear to be closing in a little and taking back some control of its up and coming operating system, Windows 8.
Harvey Anderson, VP of Business affairs at Mozilla has been blogging on a limitation with Windows 8 for ARM users.
The deep analysis continues into Facebook’s revenue streams as it prepares for the IPO and it has come to light that there are perhaps other reasons for their falling revenue.
Around half of FB’s 900m users regularly access the social network via the Smartphone App, however Facebook have yet to come up with a coherent advertising policy in a bid to generate income from mobile user.
Telefónica (parent company to O2 UK) have today announced the immediately availability of TU Me, a mobile application allowing smartphone users to make calls, send pictures and text messages via the mobile data network or Wi-Fi.
Initially the TU Me App is only available to iPhone users worldwide, however Telefónica have committed to delivering an Android app to the market soon.
Speculation is rife as to exactly when Facebook with start the initial public offering (IPO) of shares, with those in the know suggesting it will be the 18th May.
How attractive an offer is Facebook?