Tablet Shipments Drop 15pc
Global tablet shipments declined 10 percent sequentially and more than 15 percent year-on-year to reach only 45.76 million units in the second quarter, according to Taiwan-based Digitimes.
Global tablet shipments declined 10 percent sequentially and more than 15 percent year-on-year to reach only 45.76 million units in the second quarter, according to Taiwan-based Digitimes.
Wall Street investors are enthusiastically banking on another boom in the technology industry, but this time pundits say it's not going to develop into a speculation bubble.
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RIM's CEO finally confronts the elephant in the room: BlackBerry's fate.
Many Australian companies are failing to report ransomware - which locks users out of their computers until they pay a fee - and instead perpetuate the practice by coughing up...