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Tech Biz
From Silicon Valley to Mumbai, Sony to Samsung, the Asia-Pacific drives global technology today, which in turn increasingly influences local and international politics, economics and society. The Diplomat's Tech Biz blog looks at the products, the companies, the industries and the trends that make technology one of the most dynamic aspects of the region.
Has Microsoft Already Ruined the Xbox One?
The next-generation console will require daily internet “check-ins” and limits the sale and sharing of pre-owned games.
Leaked Photos May Show Nokia EOS with 41MP Camera
The images suggest a PureView sensor, Carl Ziess lens, and xenon flash.
Call Of Duty: Ghosts 30 Minute Gameplay Reveal To Precede E3
Activision will host a live 30-minute broadcast to show off “Ghosts” on Sunday morning.
HTC One: Chinese and Japanese Offerings Better Than Western Version
Though late, Chinese and Japanese versions of the hit smartphone include microSD slots.
Samsung’s Patent Battle Revenge: ITC Bans Several iDevices From U.S. Import
A big win for Samsung will only affect old models. Apple plans to appeal.
New Desktop Gmail Offers a Feel for Android and iOS Updates
Gmail updates have been released for the Web, iOS and Android.
Hulu Bidding War: Multiple Billion-Dollar-Plus Bids On Auction Block
DirecTV, Yahoo, and another unnamed bidder have offered more than $1 billion each to acquire Hulu.
Apple iRadio Rumored For WWDC Unveil
Apple’s deals with Warner Music and Universal Music may signal a foray into streaming radio.
Will Wii U Be Nintendo’s Last Console?
Nintendo’s Wii U may signal the end of an era for the ubiquitous gaming pioneer.
Samsung Galaxy S4 Paves Way for Eye-Tracking Tech
The Korean smartphone giant has taken the lead on eye tracking, but Apple is close behind.
Silicon Valley? Try Kangaroo Alley.
Two recent reports look at Australia’s tech sector, with startlingly different tones.
Can Sony Make a Comeback?
After a long run of misfortunate and mismanagement, 2013 looks a little better for the electronics giant.