When the Nintendo 3DS went on sale in North America on March 27, there was little doubt the portable gaming console would be a big seller. But early indications seem to show it's not just selling --it's breaking records. read »
Google (GOOG) continues to surge past the pack in the highly competitive smartphone market. read »
One thing I've been looking forward to about starting this blog here at Forbes is that I got going early enough to talk about April 1st this year. For those of you unaware, April 1st is always the day that technology companies unveil their most innovative products. Here's a quick roundup of some of the exciting tech and science innovations announced today, which you can view after the jump: read »
Wall Street's earnings estimates for Nokia (NOK) are far too high, Nomura analyst Stuart Jeffrey asserted in a research note this morning. Jeffrey cut his rating on the stock to Reduce from Neutral, and sliced his price target on the shares to 5.60 Euros, from 8 Euros, implying 8.5% downside from recent levels. read »
Is the video currently circulating the Web of an iPad hacked to see through clothes an April Fool's day hoax? Absolutely. But is the idea of altering an off-the-shelf camera to penetrate clothing real? Twelve-year-old peeping toms everywhere may be delighted to know that the trick is far from impossible. read »
Outsourced manufacturing is a simple game. Find a country with a low-standard of living and a lot of people. Build your products there. When things get better, repeat.The big question now: where do you go when the labor costs start to rise in the most populous country on Earth? Further east, apparently. read »
Logitech International (LOGI) shares slumped late Thursday after the company trimmed its guidance for the fiscal year ended March 31. The maker of PC peripherals and consumer electronics products now sees sales for the year of $2.35 billion to $2.37 billion, down from a previous range of $2.4 billion to $2.42 billion. Logitech now sees operating income of $140 million to $150 million, down from a previous forecast of $170 million to $180 million. read »
My friend Michael is passionate about tennis games in a way I didn't know was possible. I mean, nothing against tennis, but I've met puzzle game addicts, Call of Duty maniacs, mystery nerds, Pokemon fanboys... just never a tennis game freak, at least until Michael. read »
Taiwan-based PC maker Acer today announced the resignation of CEO Gianfranco Lanci, amid an internal debate about the company's growth strategy, and signs of weakness in the company's business. read »