India outraged over national flag doormats sold on Amazon
India’s foreign minister demanded an apology Wednesday from Amazon.com Inc. for selling doormats depicting the Indian flag on the online …read more Source: Yahoo Technology Feed
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Personal computer sales fall for fifth year in a row
Sales of desk and laptop computers declined last year, extending a slide started in 2012, according to figures released on …read more Source: Yahoo Technology Feed
HTC’s new flagship phone has AI and a second screen, but no headphone jack
HTC is getting 2017 off to a flying start with an unseasonably early announcement of its next flagship phone: the …read more Source: Yahoo Technology Feed
Alphabet drops dream of drones providing internet
Google parent company Alphabet on Wednesday confirmed that it is opting for balloons instead of drones in its quest to …read more Source: Yahoo Technology Feed
China’s Xiaomi targets 2017 sales of $14.5 billion after 2016 overhaul
By Sijia Jiang HONG KONG (Reuters) – China’s Xiaomi targets 2017 sales of over 100 billion yuan ($14.47 billion), Chief …read more Source: Yahoo Technology Feed
China’s Xiaomi targets 2017 sales of $14.5 billion after 2016 overhaul
HONG KONG (Reuters) – China’s Xiaomi targets 2017 sales of over 100 billion yuan ($14.47 billion), Chief Executive Lei Jun …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
China’s anti-Teslas: cheap models drive electric car boom
By Jake Spring BEIJING (Reuters) – More electric cars are sold in China than in the rest of the world …read more Source: Yahoo Technology Feed
‘The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth’ is finally available on the App Store
Nearly a year after being rejected by Apple, The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth successfully made its way to the …read more Source: Yahoo Technology Feed
China turns to robots as workers age
Flat, orange robots glide under stationary cars and ferry them to empty Chinese parking bays, using space more efficiently and, …read more Source: Yahoo Technology Feed
Amazon to pay C$1.1 million to settle Canada pricing case
The Canadian unit of Amazon.com will pay a C$1 million ($756,658.60) fine to settle an investigation into pricing activities on …read more Source: Yahoo Technology Feed