Thursday 28 June 2012
Technology companies
Project Glass: Google tests video glasses by skydiving
At Google I/O 2012, a video is unveiled showing the Google Project Glass team taking product demoing to a new height by going skydiving with the video glasses on.
Microsoft: Yammer fits our cloud strategy
Microsoft says Yammer will play an important part in the company's migration to cloud based computing.
Labour MP Gloria De Piero's fiance in Twitter porn blunder
James Robinson, the future husband of Gloria De Piero MP, sends his Twitter followers a link to a pornographic website.
RIM battles to ward off BlackBerry crumble
BlackBerry was one of the more surprising symbols of the riots that blighted London last summer.
Julian Assange The Movie: coming soon
Life of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange being made into a film whose plot unfolds in a series of online dating encounters.
Analysts give Facebook cautious approval
Wall Street's top financial firms have delivered assessments of Facebook.
Facebook 'headhunts Apple iPhone engineers'
Facebook has reportedly hired more than half a dozen former Apple engineers who worked on the iPhone, to create its own smartphone software and hardware, as it reacts to the growing threat from the mobile web.
Nintendo announces 3DS XL
Video games giant reveals larger model of handheld console 3DS will be available on 28 July.
Google launches TV in Britain
Google is finally to offer its TV service in the UK, nearly two years after its American launch.
Amazon Android Appstore to launch in UK
Amazon's Appstore will open for business in European countries, including the UK, this summer, and may be followed by the company's Android-based tablets.
Dell to keep PC production despite HP's exit
HP's decision to scrap its hardware business is an opportunity for the company, says Dell founder and chief executive Michael Dell
Facebook 'saving' MySpace
MySpace membership has grown for the first time in years and the company says it has rival social network Facebook to thank.
Nokia hit by Microsoft plans
Shares in troubled mobile phone maker Nokia slumped 7pc on fears that its recovery strategy may be damaged by competition from software partner Microsoft.
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Satoru Iwata interview: Nintendo rivals are already copying the Wii U
EXCLUSIVE The Nintendo President and CEO talks to Tom Hoggins about the challenges facing the Wii U and the direction of the next generation of video game consoles.
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