Who Needs Wi-Fi to Surf the Web?
This app promises users to seamlessly watch personalized, downloaded content without connectivity.
Did Google Spend $1B on a Video Game Startup?
Google has reportedly finalized a deal to purchase video game startup Twitch for around $1 billion, according to VentureBeat. Acquisition talks were first reported by Variety in May.
Netflix Profit Up 141%
Netflix has steadily increased its revenue growth with $1.3 billion in sales for the 2Q, an increase of 25% compared to the same period last year. Net income rose 141% to $71 million, or $1.15 cents per share.
Tech Rewind: A Flood of Tech Earnings and Job Cuts at Microsoft
From the first batch of quarterly tech earnings report cards to massive job cuts at Microsoft, this is your tech rewind of the week.
Yahoo Acquiring RayV Video Startup
Yahoo is acquiring RayV, a video-streaming service, capping several months of negotiations.
Tech Jobs Take Twice as Long to Fill
Jobs in science, technology, engineering and math take more than twice as long to fill as non-STEM fields--and that's bad news for the economy and unemployed workers.
Social Searching: Site Wants to Change How You See the Web
A new search engine wants to change the way you browse the web.
Report: Amazon Phone Exclusively at AT&T
AT&T Inc will exclusively carry Amazon.
Report: Google Eyeing Stake in Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic
Google is reportedly in talks to take a stake in Virgin Galactic, the commercial spaceflight company owned by Sir Richard Branson.
Why Disappearing 'Snapchat' Apps Are Here to Stay
Another big name out of Silicon Valley is looking to enter the world of the elusive disappearing messaging app, underscoring the resiliency of the niche market.
“Internet Week” Comes to New York
New York has an annual series of events devoted to its burgeoning tech sector, known as “Internet Week.” Starting on May 19, more than 45,000 people will celebrate technology in the city.
Why Alibaba’s IPO is More Important than Facebook’s
According to its IPO filing, Alibaba is “the largest online and mobile commerce company in the world.” That’s just the tip of the iceberg.
Facebook Makes Virtual Reality Cool Again
Advancing tech is adding dimensions to video games and other entertainment – so much so it might soon help users feel the ping of a digital gunshot.
Travel App Lets Users Customize Exploring
Locals always know the best places to dine, shop and be entertained in their hometown, and now, the Stray Boots app allows them to cash in on their insider information.
Microsoft Unveils Xbox One, Looks to Seize Control of Your Living Room
Microsoft took the wraps off the Xbox One, its latest gaming and entertainment console, as the tech giant looks to extend its reach in the entertainment space.
Online Poker Makes a Comeback with Historic First Hand
Real-money online poker was officially reintroduced in the U.S. on Tuesday with the launch of the country’s first legal site operated by Ultimate Gaming.
Report: Google Could Grab Messaging App WhatsApp for $1B
The tech behemoth is reportedly in negotiations to acquire cross-platform messaging app WhatsApp.
Bitcoin Exchange Mt. Gox Targeted by Cyber Attack
One of the largest exchanges of Bitcoins disclosed it was hit by a cyber attack this week.
Apple's Current Quarter Could Steal Spotlight from 1Q Results
The tech titan is expected to unveil its fiscal first-quarter results after the closing bell Tuesday. But it's what's reported in March that could steal the spotlight.
Apple Gives Weak Forecast, Shares Fall More Than 6%
Apple forecast fourth-quarter revenue below estimates and missed some targets for iPhone sales, sending its shares down more than 6% in after-hours trading.
















