Yahoo! has acquired Maven Networks, a leading online video platform provider, in a strategic move to expand state-of-the-art consumer video and advertising experiences on Yahoo!.com...

Yahoo has rejected Microsoft’s proposal to acquire it for 44.6 billion dollars. In a statement released to the media, the Internet behemoth said, “the Yahoo! Board of Directors has carefully reviewed Microsoft's unsolicited proposal with Yahoo’s management team...

From a mobile operator perspective, mobile WiMAX or 802.16e provides more of a service complement, than a competitive threat, reports high-tech market research firm, In-Stat. The mobile standard for WiMAX, has been the subject...

More than 50 percent of online businesses plan to deploy new features and rich Internet enhancements – including enhanced imagery, personalization and user-generated content – to their sites within the next six months...

A recent study shows that organisations are throwing money away through poor data management and alienating their customers in the process. 96% of organisations around the world...

Ericsson and Singapore’s leading mobile communications provider M1 announced yesterday that they have entered into a two-phase turnkey contract that will see Ericsson implement microwave and optical transmission solutions for M1...

McAfee, Inc. said Tuesday that it has appointed Carl Bass, chief executive officer and president at Autodesk, and Thomas Darcy, former executive vice president for strategic projects at...

Apple Inc. introduced its latest pride and joy, the MacBook Air, to Singapore late last week.
Famously referred to as “the world’s thinnest notebook”, the MacBook Air measures 0.4cm at its thinnest point and 1.94cm at its maximum height, which according to Apple, is less than then the thinnest point on competing notebooks...

Microsoft Corp. made headlines on 1st February, with its announcement to buy out Internet goliath Yahoo! for 44.6 billion dollars. In a letter to Yahoo executives, CEO of Microsoft Steve Ballmer wrote, “Microsoft's consistent....

Gadget enthusiasts in India are increasingly going online to research their next consumer electronics purchase, according to a Microsoft Digital Advertising Solutions’ Consumer Electronics Survey released Friday. The survey shows that 83% of respondent in India cite...