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Apr 24 2013 10:23 BST
Falling TV sales hit LG Electronics
Falling sales of televisions hit quarterly earnings at LG Electronics as a weaker yen benefited the South Korean group's Japanese rivals, outweighing a strong recovery for its handset division as its new high-end smartphones gained in popularity. The South Korean company had to cut TV prices sharply in the faceBy Song Jung-a in Seoul
Apr 09 2013 19:03 BST
Taiwan: Time to change gear
Taiwan is one of Asia's great success stories. Its 23m people have more purchasing power than the Japanese or the British, and its quality of life is among the highest in Asia. It is one of the world's most research-intensive economies, spending the equivalent of 3 per cent of itsBy Sarah Mishkin and David Pilling
Apr 08 2013 13:56 BST
Profits at HTC slide to record low
Production delays on HTC's flagship smartphone have dragged the ailing Taiwan-based company's profits to a record low in the first quarter and dealt a blow to hopes it could turn round its sliding market share. Problems making camera components for the HTC One device forced HTC to push back itsBy Sarah Mishkin in Taipei
Apr 03 2013 18:41 BST
Inside Business: Facebook falters over shift to mobile
You have to hand it to Facebook. Most tech companies facing a fundamental shift in technology architecture are cut down like so much autumn wheat. After perfecting the application of an existing technology, they cannot adapt to the fundamental changes in development process, customer experience and business model that comeBy Richard Waters in San Francisco
Mar 29 2013 02:26 GMT
Asia shares up as Cyprus worries ease
Friday 02.15 GMT. Asian shares were in a positive territory on renewed risk appetite after the US S&P 500 hit a record closing high and worries about the Cyprus bailout eased. Sentiment improved after banks in Cyprus reopened amid strict capital control to relative calm after the island's controversial bailoutBy Song Jung-a in Seoul
Mar 08 2013 17:02 GMT
Nokia loses patent claims against HTC
Nokia has lost two key patent claims against HTC over phone technology after a German court dismissed them both, dealing a blow to the Finnish phonemaker's wishes to use its extensive patent portfolio to prop up profits. A panel of judges in the Mannheim Regional Court, led by Judge AndreasBy Bede McCarthy
Feb 25 2013 15:28 GMT
Nokia: From 'burning platform' to a slimmer management model
When Nokia chief executive Stephen Elop booked the Grand Tarabya hotel in Istanbul for the group's annual leadership meeting at the end of January, he planned a spectacular finale. As the meeting of 200 senior executives drew to a close, musicians introduced themselves into the room, playing Ravel's Bolero, untilBy Andrew Hill
Feb 22 2013 19:01 GMT
HTC settles with FTC over security flaws
HTC failed to secure the software on millions of its smartphones, leaving consumers' devices vulnerable to hijacking, US Federal Trade Commission said in a legal settlement with the Taiwanese company. Vulnerabilities in HTC's software for logging device or network problems meant that its Windows- and Android-based smartphones that could beBy Tim Bradshaw in San Francisco
Feb 20 2013 19:01 GMT
Apple faces calls for cheaper iPhone
Apple's iPhone outsold Samsung's flagship Galaxy S3 smartphone not once but twice in the run-up to Christmas, according to analysts. Strategy Analytics reported on Wednesday that both the iPhone 5 and its predecessor, the 4S, outsold Samsung's latest Galaxy smartphone globally in the fourth quarter of 2012, giving Apple aBy Tim Bradshaw in San Francisco and Bede McCarthy in London
Feb 19 2013 15:53 GMT
HTC aims to relaunch brand with One phone
HTC, the smartphone maker known for its "quietly brilliant" tagline, is hoping to raise the volume of its marketing alongside the launch of its new flagship device, as it struggles with shrinking market share. HTC, whose net income fell by more than 90 per cent last quarter, plans to doubleBy Tim Bradshaw in San Francisco
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Apr 11 2013 20:43 BST
Turner Broadcasting, Funny Or Die, HTC and NCM Media Networks Team Up for New Comedy Content to Run On-Air, Online and in Theaters

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