Huawei, Samsung in China and the United States sued. The two companies could not reach agreement on the use of technology that is fundamental to the operation of mobile networks. This was reported Bloomberg.
The missing gear EgyptAir, warn researchers must be found as soon as possible. If the handset should come down by a terrorist attack, the proof is in the water.
Every household in the UK should have access to fast internet. That Britain's Queen Elizabeth Wednesday said in its throne speech, which she opened the parliamentary session in the traditional way.
Some tweets will soon be longer than 140 characters. The messages themselves remain up to 140 characters, but Twitter does not count longer links and photos. Reported that an insider to Bloomberg.
The US Treasury Department has given the first insight into the state loans that are held by Saudi Arabia. This happened after an appeal to the Information Act by Bloomberg.
YouTube has plans for an online payment channel. The project is called Unplugged, according to Bloomberg. In 2017 it should be launched.
Apple is Apple Music thorough overhaul. Next month will get the music streaming service, which was not a huge success so far, a number of major changes. Which are 'people who have extensive knowledge of the product 'told Bloomberg. The innovations would be announced in June at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference.
The partnership between Fiat and Chrysler Google starts to take shape. Chrysler will build hundreds of cars that Google is technology for self-driving cars can build. The prototypes are based on the minibus Pacifica. It comes to test vehicles, they do not come on the market.
View users with photo and video sharing service Snapchat as many as ten billion videos per day. The company announced across financial news agency Bloomberg.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) may in the coming years will hopefully focus more on crisis prevention, rather than extinguishing economic trouble spots. That says IMF top woman Christine Lagarde in an interview published Monday by Bloomberg.
The Dutch branch of telecom provider T-Mobile will lower prices and aggressive competition with competitors. Parent company Deutsche Telekom would this plan, reports financial news agency Bloomberg. The goal is to counteract the decrease in the number of subscribers.
Two executives of chipmaker Intel waving off. So says Kirk Skaugen, responsible for computer chips, to be ready for a new step in his career. Doug Davis also likes it a day. That made the company sent a letter to all employees known as reported Bloomberg and The Wall Street Journal on Monday.
The former owner of Tidal would not have been fair with the sale of the music to Jay Z on the number of users of the service. The rapper Schibsted ASA also complains to this.
An EgyptAir plane with 55 passengers on board was hijacked Tuesday morning, as confirmed by a spokesman for the airline to Bloomberg. The domestic flight would land in Cairo, but is now on the floor in Cyprus. Cypriot authorities fear that a bomb was on board.
A flight of the US airline American Airlines from Detroit to Philadelphia was canceled Saturday because the co-pilot drunk wanted to go to work.
Administrators wildlife park in Zimbabwe have slain by mistake two Italian conservationists. They kept the Italians for poachers, the Italian newspaper La Repubblica writes.
Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg still does not count as an independent candidate in the US presidential election later this year. Bloomberg said last month that he was considering to stand.
According to brokers in Manhattan this is the sign for the deflation of the housing bubble: a top apartment of $ 45 million was not sold. And had split the market in New York.
A base of peacekeepers from the United Nations in northern Mali was attacked Friday. In the early morning extremists shelled the camp in Kidal with a rain of missiles, the French broadcaster RFI reported on the authority of witnesses. The attack definitely lasted two hours. Two Guinean peacekeepers were killed, thirty others were wounded, said a spokesman for the UN mission Minusma told Bloomberg.
The wealthy former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg is considering making a bid for the presidency of the United States. He,, shall review all options '', the Financial Times reports.
The stock markets in New York were Monday in afternoon trading deep in the red. As in Europe, economic concerns were seized for a firm sale, which mainly financial companies and tech funds were hit hard.
A product has the uncanny startup Leap Magic do not show, yet it is already $ 4.5 billion worth. A group of investors led by the Chinese Internet giant Alibaba has invested in a third investment round nearly $ 800 million in the company.
China has sent its tanker fleet over the world to buy anywhere on crude oil at the very low price of oil. Chinese companies go in February in Africa collect more oil than they have done in all previous months since 2011.
The Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime must leave within six months if there is a political transition gets underway. This demand comes from the High Negotiation (HNC), the main Syrian opposition group.
Internet shop Amazon is investing heavily in the supply of Audible. Amazon bought the provider of digital audiobooks in 2008. To expand the offer on Audible, Amazon has attracted, among other well-known comedians, along with producers of podcasts. Maria Bamford and Jonathan Katz include episodes of Bedtime Stories, a show where comedians rewriting fairy tales.
Apple is working on a new technology in the field of wireless charging of mobile devices. The technique would next year be introduced to the latest iPhones and iPads, reporting insiders to Bloomberg.
Facebook users can use some new emoji within a few weeks, in addition to the famous like button. It says the company told Bloomberg.
Kenya wants the sight of actor Leonardo DiCaprio and singer Elton John to burn 120 tons of ivory. That is the largest amount ever ivory destroyed in one go, said a spokesman of the Kenyan President Manoah Asipisu Tuesday.
Kenya wants the sight of actor Leonardo DiCaprio and singer Elton John to burn 120 tons of ivory. That is the largest amount ever ivory destroyed in one go, said a spokesman of the Kenyan President Manoah Asipisu Tuesday.
Billionaire and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg plans to mingle as an independent candidate in the US presidential race.
