‘Technology and Science’ Articles
Mexico’s Slim aims for U.S. Internet TV this year
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim is financing an Internet TV network that will include an interview show with former CNN television host Larry King, and could be running by October.
Infosys CEO says has ‘pretty strong’ order pipeline
BANGALORE (Reuters) - Infosys, India's No.2 software services exporter, has a pretty strong pipeline and expects the number of large order wins in the current quarter to be in line with the previous quarter, chief executive S. D. Shibulal said.
Start-ups navigate the clutter at SXSW tech show
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Venture capitalists have some insights for startup entrepreneurs trying to break out at Austin's South By Southwest Interactive trade show, a mecca for the technorati that runs through Tuesday.
People discovery app connects us as never before
TORONTO (Reuters) - Looking to find new friends or business partners among the hundreds of people you encounter each week? A new app may help.
Electronics suppliers revel in Raspberry Pi demand
LONDON (Reuters) - Electronic parts suppliers Premier Farnell and Electrocomponents said huge demand for a British-designed credit card-sized computer, which aims to make programming easy for children, had helped them access new customers around the world.
Game warns it could be game over
LONDON (Reuters) - Struggling British video games retailer Game , denied new titles by suppliers, has put itself up for sale and warned shareholders their equity in the firm could be worthless.
Nokia to shut Indian mobile money service
(Reuters) - Nokia will close down Nokia Money, a financial service it runs in India, as it continues to narrow its focus on its phone business and location-based services.
Cyfrowy to buy online video service for $50 million
WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's largest media group Cyfrowy Polsat agreed to buy online video service ipla for 150 million zlotys ($48.1 million) from a company owned by Cyfrowy's controlling shareholder Zygmunt Solorz-Zak, it said on Monday. ($1 = 3.1166 Polish zlotys)
