Technology companies take stocks lower despite media rally

FILE - This Wednesday, Dec. 21, 2016, file photo shows the New York Stock Exchange. U.S. stocks are starting the week higher as media companies gain, Monday, July 31, 2017.…

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How Many Links Does It Take To See SEO Results?

When you start a search engine optimization (SEO) campaign, you’ll probably be eager to see results as quickly as possible. You might be pushing the growth of your startup, or…

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What I’m really thinking: the mobile phone refusenik

I am part of the tiny minority of people in the UK who choose to live without a mobile phone. You probably think I must be old, anti-technology or just…

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Gaming: a question of skill

Bring it in: There is a demand that betting on sports such as cricket should also come under gaming and be termed as games of skill.   | Photo Credit: Getty…

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Sprint seeks alternatives to a merger with T-Mobile -sources

Sprint Corp has proposed a merger with Charter Communications Inc as the wireless carrier seeks an alternative to a deal with T-Mobile US Inc that has so far not come to fruition, according to…

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Somnoware Adds Cloud-Based Sleep Study Scoring Functionality

  Digital health technology company Somnoware announces the addition of a secure cloud-based polysomnography (PSG) distributed scoring solution to its healthcare management platform. This solution provides physicians with remote scoring capability…

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Stanford, Cal coaches talk players’ social media

Photo: Mark J. Terrill, Associated Press Cal head coach Justin Wilcox says social media can tell you a lot about what a player is really like. The benefits and drawbacks…

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Amazon reportedly acquired GameSparks for $10M to build out its gaming muscle

Amazon and its enterprise cloud division AWS have been making a number of moves to expand the company as a platform to build and host games. One of the latest developments…

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Microsoft’s slow creep back into mobile

Despite an early lead with Windows Mobile and Windows CE — and spending billions on Nokia’s mobile business — Microsoft has been on its heels in the mobile device market…

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