LG Display to focus on OLED over LCD
South Korea's LG Display said Monday that it will change its investment priority to advanced displays called OLEDs as Chinese manufacturers quickly catch up with their South Korean rivals in the LCD market.
Small ISPs ask CRTC to let them run wireless networks
Small Internet service providers are appealing a recent CRTC decision against their efforts to offer wireless services using the networks of Bell, Telus and Rogers.
Ex-Kremlin Internet 'troll' wins 2 cents in damages from Putin propaganda 'factory'
A Russian court on Monday awarded symbolic damages of one ruble ($0.02) to a former "Kremlin troll" who sued her ex-employer and demanded closure of what she describes as a "factory" that has been churning out Internet propaganda defending President Vladimir Putin.
Antivirus firm Kaspersky faked malware to harm rivals: Ex-workers
Beginning more than a decade ago, one of the largest security companies in the world, Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab, tried to damage rivals in the marketplace by tricking their antivirus software programs into classifying benign files as malicious, according to two former employees.
Apple's TV service not coming until 2016: Report
Apple Inc. will delay its live TV service to at least next year, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the iPhone maker's plans.
Tinder founder Sean Rad returning as CEO
Online dating application Tinder said on Wednesday night that it had re-appointed the app's founder, Sean Rad, as its chief executive.
Harvard student loses Facebook internship for app exploiting Messenger's privacy flaws
A Harvard University student says he lost his internship at Facebook after he launched a browser application that exploited privacy flaws on its mobile messenger.
SoundCloud adds Chromecast support to Android app
SoundCloud added support for Google Cast to its Android app this week.
Lenovo to cut 3,200 jobs as sales slide, profit tumbles
China's Lenovo Group Ltd. will lay off 10% of white-collar staff after sales of Motorola handsets fell by a third, raising doubts over the personal computer giant's bet that a money-losing brand it bought for nearly US$3 billion will help it become a global smartphone leader.
Facebook brings video ads to third-party apps
Facebook wants to bring video ads everywhere: The company announced Tuesday that it is bringing auto-play video ads to its mobile ad network, allowing app publishers to add the same kind of video advertising experience that consumers already know from Facebook's apps and website to their own apps.