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The social giant will "move fast and break things" on the very eve of its IPO.
I have five predictions of how Facebook will be maturing in the first year after its IPO.
The move to shared data plans could lure more consumers to go for a cellular-equipped tablet, but could also be bad news for those clinging to unlimited data plans.
This one is not quite as juicy, but it's still interesting.
A two percent decline in mobile phone shipments during the first quarter of 2012 may have hurt some handset vendors, but it did little to slow Samsung.
Harvey Geller, Universal Music Group's longtime lawyer, left the company earlier this week. A person familiar with Universal said Geller was now headed for another job but didn't have other details.
A new start-up called Electric Imp promises to turn almost any product into a connected device with the addition of a tiny card in a slot.
Google today formally launches some anticipated and previously glimpsed semantic features for its core English search engine on Google.
While Facebook is slowly working out the kinks to bring more games to mobile, there's a small company in Menlo Park, Calif.
The Chicago-based daily deals company expects to announce the appointment of Vinayak Hegde as VP of engineering later this afternoon.
Oracle takes its case that HP lied to its customers about Itanium to the court of customer opinion with a huge document dump.
“Carrying the iPhone will be quite profitable," says Sprint CEO Dan Hesse for the umpteenth time.
Fab.com, the shopping Web site that raised $40 million late last year in a Series B round led by Andreessen Horowitz, has revamped its site to highlight more social features, including the ability to filter its live shopping feed by category, buy straight from the feed, and see what Facebook friends are buying.
With 50 percent of the mobile browser market in its home market of China, UCWeb is now looking across the Pacific.
Apple Inc., which is expected to launch its next-generation iPhone later this year, has ordered screens from its Asian suppliers that are bigger than the ones used in iPhones since they debuted in 2007, people familiar with the situation said.
Facebook is bumping up the number of shares in its initial public offering by nearly 25 percent, pushing the total amount to more than 420 million shares.
As mobile social video apps skyrocket toward the top of the app store, some are going for the gold by any means necessary.
The comments, made at a shareholder meeting on Wednesday, follow what sources say was a meeting earlier this year between China Mobile and Apple CEO Tim Cook.
"Advertisers are learning and experimenting" with Facebook's ad business, says Facebook itself. GM's move shows the downside of making it up as you go.
In a program unknown to most computer users, Microsoft is selling customized versions of popular PC models that have been streamlined for a cleaner look and better performance.