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Recently disclosed financial reports show that HTC's revenues have seen a 57% dip over the previous year. The Taiwanese firm grossed just $333 million in 2019 compared to $789 million in 2018.

Usman Khan Lodhi · Jan 6, 2020 with 8 comments

After reports that the HTC One will be delayed, a HTC executive says that the company is struggling to source components from suppliers, who view it as "no longer a tier-one customer".

Andy Weir · Mar 20, 2013 · Hot! with 9 comments

Microsoft's email service, Hotmail, has rang in the New Year with a few show-stopping issues. Right on the turning of 2010 to 2011, users all over were experiencing loss of their emails and even receiving...

Alan Cone · Jan 5, 2011 · Hot! with 9 comments

It appears that customers in the Netherlands are experiencing long delays with the shipping of GeForce 8800 PCIe cards. A representative from the online MyCom Direct store, part of a large chain of high street...

Steven Parker · Oct 25, 2007 with 3 comments

What began as a ninth-grade prank, a way to trick already-suspicious friends who had fallen for his earlier practical jokes, has earned Rich Skrenta notoriety as the first person ever to let loose a personal...

· Sep 1, 2007 · Hot! with 34 comments

Tiger Telematics has admitted that its "Gizmondo Europe subsidiary hasexperienced severe financial pressures from various vendors as its cashflow has been unable to service the requirements. This has in part beenaggravated by a lack of...

· Jan 17, 2006 with -1 comments

Security woes threaten innovation in the computer industry, but they also offer an opportunity to innovate that the industry should seize, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said on Monday. "Today we're faced with another new and...

Tom Warren · Sep 16, 2003 with -1 comments

Sun Microsystems Inc., looking to poach customers from a rival in a weak market for server computers, said on Thursday it had begun contacting companies that may be worried about a legal challenge to IBM's...

· Jun 21, 2003 with -1 comments

Holding court yesterday with reporters after a terrible week for his company, WorldCom CEO John Sidgmore made clear the company was too big to fail. Exhibit No. 1: its UUNet subsidiary, an Internet backbone provider...

· Jul 4, 2002 with -1 comments

Australia-based Sharman Networks came from nowhere to buy the Kazaa Media Desktop and now carries bragging rights as the world's largest file-swapping network. The surprise shutdown of the popular Morpheus file-trading software...

· Mar 9, 2002 with -1 comments

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