By Don Reisinger Worldwide, Samsung’s market share drops from 32.5 percent in 2013 to 28 percent in 2014, while competitors, like Apple, maintain or gain ground.
By Michelle Starr A Chinese company has successfully 3D printed a five-storey apartment building and a 1,100 square metre villa from a special print material.
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By Michelle Meyers A New York Times report, triggered by the leak of new documents, sheds light on how US officials so quickly concluded North Korea was the source of the November hacking attack against Sony Pictures.
By Bonnie Burton Watch the next generation of kids get creeped out and be entertained by the chatterbox bear, in this latest “Kids React” video from The Fine Brothers. Prepare to feel ancient.
By Ben Fox Rubin Chipmakers are eager to stake a claim in the new market that promises to make dumb things smart by connecting to the Internet.
By Steven Musil Pretax loss due to changes in pension and post-employment plans and abandonment of certain copper assets.
By Marguerite Reardon President Obama gave the FCC his blessing this week to use its regulatory authority to pre-empt state laws prohibiting cities and towns from building broadband networks, but the agency will face opposition.
By Marguerite Reardon President Obama gave the FCC his blessing this week to use its regulatory authority to pre-empt state laws prohibiting cities and towns from building broadband networks, but the agency will face opposition.
By Marguerite Reardon President Obama gave the FCC his blessing this week to use its regulatory authority to pre-empt state laws prohibiting cities and towns from building broadband networks, but the agency will face opposition.
By Jeff Bakalar Jeff and Iyaz discuss another debaucherous CES out in Las Vegas that included curved TVs, Walkmans, twin washers and Snoop Dogg.