Posts in category Analysis

Bitcoin has crashed to below $200 levels. Should the cryptocurrency community be worried, or is there hope for better things in the long term?

To buy or not to buy; that is the question. What goodies does Xur have for us this week?

The Investment Canada Act would have the deal in legal limbo for quite some time.

Registration for the first annual Consumer Electronics Show in Shanghai recently opened, but support for the inaugural trade show seems to be tepid.

While CES brings out the best of the consumer electronics space, it’s also plagued with things that the industry would very much like consumers to buy — but won’t likely resonate with them

Taiwan’s tech firms vie for a foothold in the nascent wearable devices market, Matthew Fulco reports

Lenovo is looking to integrate Motorola and IBM’s server business this year, and is targeting to become the number one server vendor by the end of the decade.

Milk VR is the first content store that is tailored for a virtual reality headset.

Bungie is temporarily locking huge portions of Destiny’s end-game content behind DLC paywalls in an effort to push sales.

The Consumer Electronics Show is struggling to remain relevant as many vendors prefer to hold their own events. But it’s in no danger of going extinct.

Intel is still the leader, but ARM is there the bottom, and Chinese IBM at the top…

Yureka is the start of a new era for the Indian manufacturer as it looks to challenge international vendors.

The technology blogging industry thrives on leaks. But often the line of legality is blurred, and sometimes those that publish leaks can land in jail.

Cyanogen is not going to provide software updates to Indian users following its exclusive deal with local vendor Micromax.

PlayStation is 20; do you feel old yet?

KMT’s losing the elections on Nov. 29 worries businessmen who are involved in cross-strait business activities

Uber has changed its policies to conform with the rules set by the Reserve Bank of India.

The value of Bitcoin will go beyond its use as a virtual ‘currency’, but will extend to how the Blockchain operates as a ledger of transactions.

With its upcoming Yu line of devices, Micromax is aiming to differentiate itself with services and features over hardware prowess.

Thinking of going digital for next-gen games? You might want to think again.