Robots won’t be assembling your iPhone after all
You may recall Terry Gou, the president and CEO of Foxconn, telling the world earlier this year that his company will soon be using robots
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Facebook partners with ABC to create 60-second newscasts on Facebook
In Facebook’s latest attempt to begin courting the media, the social networking giant has announced a partnership with ABC that’ll see the news network film
Nintendo patents a Game Boy emulator for smartphones
Could it be true? Could Nintendo be officially bringing old Game Boy games to other handheld devices such as smartphones? Well… probably not, but the
Inventor of the hashtag breaks down how Google+ has failed
Developer and former Google employee Chris Messina recently posted a brutally honest article about Google+ in which he breaks down the social network’s failures, as
Microsoft is replacing Office’s Clip Art feature with Bing Images
Microsoft has announced that the expansive Clip Art library that has long been associated with the company’s Office productivity software suite is being done away
Foxconn is reportedly preparing to supply Apple with sapphire displays
Foxconn, the Taiwanese electronics manufacturing giant that’s responsible for assembling the vast majority of Apple’s iPhones and iPads, has reportedly reached an agreement with Apple
YouTube’s subscription music package has entered beta
After months of rumors and speculation, YouTube has finally launched the beta for its much-anticipated subscription music package, known as Music Key, in the United
Xiaomi claims it will surpass Samsung and Apple within a decade
Just a few weeks after Xiaomi surpassed Huawei and LG to become the world’s third-largest smartphone manufacturer, the founder and CEO of the Chinese electronics
Over 90% of people over 6 will have a mobile phone by 2020
The mobile revolution is moving forward at max speed, according to the latest Ericsson Mobility Report, which predicts that around 90% of the world’s population
Facebook’s Flow could help programmers find elusive bugs in JavaScript
Facebook has announced that it’ll be releasing an early version of its open-source static type checker, known as Flow, for JavaScript. Flow is designed to