Apple has got its eyes on the Indian market for sometime now, and the South Asian country is set to become the world's second largest market for smartphones in 2017. While it currently sells its products through distributors, Apple is reportedly keen to set up its stores in India.
American multinational technology company Apple will cut down on the production of its most important investment - the iPhones. Although Apple is still dominant in holiday activations, there are speculations that the iPhone production would be reduced by 10 percent in the first quarter of 2017.
With an astronomical figure of 12 million users each day, Facebook has an ever-growing revenue. The company invested heavily in itself in 2015, but in 2016 the social networking site saw a decline in its profit. The company's revenue might further decrease in the coming years.
Predicting a decrease of about 32 percent in its annual revenue for 2016, China's Huawei has announced that it feels that 2017 will be a very unpredictable with many uncertainties.
LG is set to unveil two new wireless wearable products at the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) 2017.
Swedish multinational manufacturing company Volvo has announced that it is introducing "Skype for Business" in the latest model of its car.
One of Apple's most awaited products, the iPad Pro 2, will hit the shelves soon. With Apple's decision to add more innovative and crucial features and updates to the next generation iPad, one can even easily look over the current Pro with its 12.9-inch screen and powerful tools for its successor.
South Korea has taken down a government website that shows the number of women of childbearing age, between 15 and 49 years, by district and region. The pink-coloured map, which was reportedly part of the government's drive to reverse the country's falling birth rate, went offline just one day after its launch. A notice on the site said it was undergoing corrections to reflect public opinion.
Huawei is taking the international phone market by storm. The brand reportedly sold approximately 10 million of its P9 and P9 Plus smartphones around the world in 2016.
Rumors are abuzz that British lightweight sportscar manufacturer Caterham is looking for a partner to build mainstream cars. The company is reportedly seeking a car manufacturer to work with on its idea for a brand new, all-enclosed sports car. Boasting of a naturally aspirated front engine, the hypothetical sports car has generated hype in the automobile community.
