EA says SimCity server issues improve, not yet 'all-clear'
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Server problems that botched the launch of Electronic Arts Inc’s new “SimCity” title last week and …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
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EA says SimCity server issues improve, not yet 'all-clear'
By Malathi Nayak SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Server problems that botched the launch of Electronic Arts Inc's new “SimCity” title …read more Source: Yahoo Technology Feed
Trademark filing suggests Galaxy S IV may have a 3D camera
Although past efforts to give smartphones 3D photo capabilities haven’t exactly captured the public’s imagination, that may not stop Samsung …read more Source: Yahoo Technology Feed
A Guide to Advanced Digital Etiquette
New York Times technology writer Nick Bilton had a little bit of a freakout on Sunday over the changing rules of …read more Source: Yahoo Technology Feed
Lenovo CEO claims BlackBerry acquisition could ‘possibly make sense’
Earlier this year, Lenovo (LNVGY) CFO Wong Wai Ming casually mentioned a potential buyout of BlackBerry as a way to …read more Source: Yahoo Technology Feed
Xi3 Piston, First 'Steam Box' Console, Up for Preorder at $100 Off
Valve CEO Gabe Newell has been talking up the company’s plans for a “Steam Box” game console, based on its …read more Source: Yahoo Technology Feed
Amazon’s rumored Kindle smartphone could be delayed
It has been suggested that Amazon (AMZN) will enter the smartphone market this year with a new Kindle phone. The …read more Source: Yahoo Technology Feed
Building a better neck badge: My dream SXSW hackathon
With SXSW Interactive in full swing, it’s as good a time as any to ask: What’s the most irritating thing …read more Source: Yahoo Technology Feed
Why is BlackBerry’s CEO being so weird about the low-end market?
BlackBerry (BBRY) executives have a history of making condescending comments to analysts, but this time, Thorsten Heins has really broke …read more Source: Yahoo Technology Feed
New BlackBerry coming to the US on March 22
TORONTO (AP) — BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion will launch its new touchscreen smartphone in the U.S. with AT&T on March …read more Source: Yahoo Technology Feed