Vendors and Providers

Life at an iPhone factory in China

Foxconn's factory in Zhengzhou employs 300,000 workers

YouTube ordered to remove controversial ‘Innocence of Muslims’ video

The appeals court overturned a district court order denying an injunction on the video

The ‘Internet of things,’ beyond the hype at Mobile World Congress

The so-called Internet of everything is becoming a reality, disrupting the tech industry

Some users take a dim view of the web, survey finds

A Pew survey shows widespread use of the Internet despite some resentment

Cloud-based Ecommerce Platforms Give Retailers Global Flexibility

64-bit smartphones are coming, but Apple’s iPhone 5s still stands alone

No 64-bit smartphones were announced at MWC, though new chips there will pave the way for handsets in coming months

Microsoft ships Office 2013 SP1 the old-fashioned way

Analyst calls out the company for poorly explaining what customers get in Office 365, what they get (or don't) in Office 2013, and what they pay for each

Microsoft urges customers to ditch XP, Office 2003

Individuals and businesses sticking with the OS and suite after support ends in April face security risks, technical obsolescence, it warns

Arizona tech firms fight anti-gay bill and a future in a pariah state

Tech industry has been a leader in LGBT workplace equality

Carriers say they support mobile kill switch effort

However, the executives stop short of endorsing a Senate bill requiring them to install kill switches on mobile devices