Uhh…what? The manufacturers within the sphere of Windows Phone have had muddled relationships amongst each other in the past, but this takes the trophy for the most confused mess yet. Earlier today news hit the wire that Huawei said, without even really being asked, they were considering an acquisition of Nokia. Let that sink in for a moment. Huawei.
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SavedPlus is an automatic money saving application. It transfers money from your checking account to your savings account as a percentage of every payment or purchase. What you will need to do: Link your checking, savings and credit card accounts to SavedPlus application; Select source and destination accounts; Decide how much (%) you want to save every time you make a payment or buy something.
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Huawei have been having an interesting day today, they just announced their latest flagship, the Ascend P6 in London and now, there’s talk of the Chinese company thinking of buying out Nokia. Yepp, the Nokia that everyone is telling us is in real trouble, the very same. Richard Yu, chairman of Huawei’s consumer group The post Could Huawei Seriously be Thinking of Buying Nokia? appeared first on AndroidHeadlines.com |.
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]]>The recently leaked high quality pictures of the aluminium Nokia Windows Phone has caused many to suggest the phone is a lot bigger than it appears, based on the seemingly small size of the buttons and features such as the micro-USB port. Placing the Nokia Lumia 920 virtually next to the leaked handset, one can
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Is the aluminium ‘Nokia EOS’ actually a 5.3 inch Nokia phablet?
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I’m back from my very first E3, and as a lifelong gamer, it was a blast. At times, it was hard to put the blinders on and look only for mobile games with so many high-quality distractions around, and harder still to find them once I had managed to do so. Mobile is in a weird spot right now in the grand scheme of video games; obviously consoles will dominate any kind of announcements at a show like Electronic Entertainment Expo, with PC somewhere off in the distance, but across the board you’ll find a light dusting of mobile. No, BlackBerry wasn’t there in any visible way, but the trends we’re seeing at a show dominated by AAA consoles are broadly applicable to mobile gaming, and worth taking a look at following Talk Mobile’s gaming week. Read More
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]]>It seems the European Union has responded positively to complaints by Microsoft, Nokia and 12 others that Google is acting anti-competitively by giving Android away for free while Microsoft and other companies charge for their mobile software. According to documents seen by the Financial Times, the EC has focused on allegedly anti-competitive deals struck between
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]]>Apple now holds about 20 percent of the U.S. ebook market, director Keith Moerer testified in court on Tuesday. Moerer also said that the iBookstore’s sales grew by 100 percent in 2012.
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Starting first thing in the morning, Apple’s World Wide Developer Conference opens its doors. Tim Cook and other execs will take the stage to share all that is new from Apple. And unless you’ve been living under a rock you know that Apple’s share price has dropped from $700 last September to below $400 in April, and has now recovered slightly to about $440 as I write this.
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WWDC 2013, Wall Street, and what it will take to get Apple stock moving again
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So, what with E3 just over the horizon, we’re expecting a bunch of gaming news. But a new contestant in the Android gaming market? From an established gaming hardware maker? Well, apparently so, according to Mad Catz CEO Darren Richardson who announced “Project M.O.J.O” in a recent earnings call. Calling it an Android “micro console,” Richardson describes it as being built to extract the “maximum gaming horsepower” from an Android device
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Mad Catz CEO announces ‘Project M.O.J.O.’ Android gaming console coming at E3
In a coordinated operation, codenamed Operation b54, Microsoft, in cooperation with leaders in the financial services industry – including the Financial Services – Information Sharing and Analysis Center (FS-ISAC), NACHA – The Electronic Payments Association, the American Bankers Association (ABA) – Agari, and other technology industry partners, as well as the FBI, announced it has successfully
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$500 Million Botnet Citadel Botnet Taken Down By Microsoft & the FBI
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