In the wake of the massive emission test scandal that German automaker Volkswagen was involved in, the company is currently struggling to agree with United States regulators’ terms in fixing affected vehicles.
Fitbit unveiled its new Blaze smartwatch on January 5, Tuesday at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) Press Day in Las Vegas, Nevada. The company is taking on Apple Watch with a smart watch that reportedly features a five-day battery life on a single charge. However, the California-based company's stock prices dropped over 18 percent to an all-time low after the new wearable's introduction, suggesting investors were concerned about Fitbit taking on leading smartwatch makers.
LG has been making waves at the Consumer Electronics Show 2016 as it brings a full lineup of smartphones, smart TVs and an enviable laptop to the table.
Just weeks following the announcement of its plans to create an esports division, Activision Blizzard acquired live esports organizer Major League Gaming. Activision Blizzard paid a reported sum of $46 million in order to acquire majority the assets of Major League Gaming which is also scheduled to be taken down soon.
Facebook reportedly used tech errors to cause its Android app to crash in past years, in order to test the loyalty of the social network's users. It seems the social network was preparing for the day it would compete directly with search and ad rival Google. Details of the tests including how often they were run and how many Facebook users were involved is unclear, but it seems that people were willing to wait until the mobile app was up and running again.
Netflix revenue looks good, though its profits appear weak. The streaming company promises bigger profit ahead as it expands into Europe.
Microsoft’s sales beat estimates, but earnings hit by Nokia deal
EU may revisit Google antirust settlement, report says
KakaoTalk Now Lets Users Test New Features Before They Launch
Yahoo’s Marissa Mayer Says Disappointing Earnings Were Just A “Short-Term Setback”
