Blog » October 2012

With Windows Phone 8 now officially released, everyone is looking at Microsoft's partner to unlock the potential of the new platform. We already know that we should expect to see the first WP8-powered    

Samsung Electronics handily beat Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL), Nokia (NYSE:NOK) and all other mobile phone competitors again in the third quarter, maintaining its position as the world's largest supplier of feat    

HTC has reported net profits of NT$3.9 billion (US$133.2 million) for the third quarter of 2012, down 56% sequentially and 82% on year. EPS for the third quarter was NT$4.7, compared to NT$8.9 for the previous    

Largan expects increasing adoption of 10-megapixel CCMs (compact camera modules), mostly consisting of six molded glass and plastic lens pieces, for smartphones beginning in 2013, CEO Lin En-ping said at an Oct    

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Apple has just posted its report for the third quarter of the year and things are looking healthy for the Cupertino-based company. The revenue was36 billion and the net profit stood at8.2 billion, both of those    

LG Electronics bounced back to a profit in the third quarter on stronger-than-expected results from its handset division, which may be showing signs of turning around after several bumpy quarters. Click here fo    

During the Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition), Alan Lam, founder and CEO of Hong Kong-based design and engineering company, Sengital, indicated that demand for tablets and smartphones has been high and    

AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile have launched their Isis mobile payments program a bit behind schedule, but with strong device support. Isis says nine handsets already support the mobile payments platform,    

Since 2010, TV vendors have been putting their emphasis on developing smart TVs, each with their own distinct direction as to what kind of functions the TVs will have. Some vendors are laying out their smart TV