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Mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets will vastly expand the number of companies who advertise online and will allow Internet companies to reap more revenue than they have from custome...

Zynga Inc said on Monday it will kick off a soft launch of its "FarmVille 2: Country Escape" game and two other updated core titles before the end of March - critical first steps as it seeks to re...

Originally derided as a pricey niche product for geeks, tablet computers have become so common that supermarkets are now selling their own brands, pushing out low-cost rivals.

Barcelona - Firefox OS, an upstart smartphone operating system aimed at challenging the Apple and Google duopoly, will power a new category of $25 smartphones for developing countries, the California-based nonprofit Mozilla Foundation said Sunday.Mozilla sought to...

Originally derided as a pricey niche product for geeks, tablet computers have become so common that supermarkets are now selling their own brands, pushing out low-cost rivals.

Barcelona - From the release of connected bracelets, watches and even a smart toothbrush to a future of one-second high-definition movie downloads, the mobile world is developing rapidly.Here are five major trends to emerge at the four-day World Mobile Congress in...

Barcelona - Smartphone-connected watches and bracelets have emerged as the technological phenomenon for 2014 as manufacturers rush for new sources of revenues.At the industry's biggest annual fair, the February 23-27 World Mobile Congress in Barcelona, Spain, play...

Barcelona - Once the mobile world's pioneers, Nokia, Motorola and BlackBerry are now the industry's sorry laggards, searching for lost glory.Analysts hold out little hope for them as they struggle to get back in a game now lorded over by Samsung and Apple."All tho...

Barcelona - You are strolling past a cafe when a discount coupon flashes up on your smartphone, tempting you to go inside and purchase a drink.But as you're about to open the door, a rival offer pops up on the screen from a competitor across the street promising a...

Barcelona - It has to be annoying when your fridge sends spam without your knowledge, but how would you feel if a hacker with a smartphone disabled your car brakes or even remotely hijacked your plane?Those security-risk scenarios may not be as far-fetched as you ...