Nokia to pull out of Japanmore similar news »
TOKYO (Reuters) - Nokia, the world's biggest cellphone maker, said on Thursday it will stop selling mobile phones in Japan except for its high-end brand Vertu after struggling to expand its presence in the country.
Woman cleared of felonies in MySpace suicide casemore similar news »
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A suburban mother who prosecutors say drove a love-struck 13-year-old girl to suicide by tormenting her with a fake MySpace persona was acquitted on Wednesday of the most serious charges against her.
EU governments to widen cap on mobile roaming costsmore similar news »
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union governments are set on Thursday to cap prices of roamed mobile phone texts and data downloading along with other measures to spur a wider range of cheaper services for customers.
Online networks a magnet for job-seekersmore similar news »
HELSINKI (Reuters) - Janel Landon, who runs a small PR consultancy in Chicago, has long been aware of the potential of online networks: now in her mid-50s and facing a global recession, she's decided to sign up.
Apple gears up for Black Friday salemore similar news »
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Apple Inc, facing a tight U.S. consumer spending environment, is gearing up for a one-day sale on Friday and at least one analyst expects the company to offer discounts of up to 15 percent.
Public safety airwave auction faces next testmore similar news »
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A renewed effort by U.S. regulators to auction part of the airwaves to a commercial entity that must share the spectrum with firefighters, police, and other emergency workers, faces its next test within weeks.
Cheap Blu-ray players seen scarce in Europemore similar news »
LONDON (Reuters) - A scarcity of cheap Blu-ray video players combined with the effects of a recession are expected to delay take-up of the new, high-definition Blu-ray DVD format in Europe, according to media research firm Screen Digest.
Mobile apps find a home on touchscreen devicesmore similar news »
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Touchscreen phone users are discovering that much of the fun in their devices stems from applications -- those little nuggets of convenience, amusement and distraction available for download on the slightest whim.
Nokia says Symbian deal on trackmore similar news »
LONDON (Reuters) - The world's largest cell phone maker, Nokia, said on Tuesday its 264 million euro ($339.9 million) acquisition of British software firm Symbian was on track to be closed this year.
Wikipedia often omits important drug information: studymore similar news »
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Consumers who rely on the user-edited Web resource Wikipedia for information on medications are putting themselves at risk of potentially harmful drug interactions and adverse effects, new research shows.
Celebrity blogs let stars speak for themselvesmore similar news »
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - In the fast-paced world of celebrity news, stars are increasingly turning to their own Web sites and blog postings to talk about themselves in a do-it-yourself approach to managing their public images.
Jury to deliberate in MySpace suicide casemore similar news »
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The suicide of a Missouri teen could have been avoided had she not been tormented online by a mom who lived a few houses away, prosecutors said on Monday, describing the girl's death as a tragedy.
Blockbuster takes on Netflix with new set-top boxmore similar news »
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Blockbuster Inc on Monday said it would roll out a new digital media player that brings fewer, but more recent titles from the Internet to consumers' televisions than a six-month old offering from rival Netflix Inc.
Apple sued over tech that helps iPhone surf Webmore similar news »
BOSTON (Reuters) - Apple Inc is the target of a lawsuit that claims a technology the iPhone uses to surf the Web infringes on a patent filed by Los Angeles real estate developer Elliot Gottfurcht and two co-inventors.
Silver Lake eyes Asia tech investmentsmore similar news »
TAIPEI (Reuters) - Private equity fund Silver Lake is in talks with technology companies in China, Taiwan, South Korea and Japan as it looks for firms with strong growth potential during the global financial turmoil, an executive said on Monday.
Cellphone market gloom spreads to Samsungmore similar news »
SEOUL/HELSINKI (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics on Monday warned on cellphone market growth this year and next, the latest sign that weaker consumer confidence is hitting the wireless sector around the world.
