South Korean electronics giant, Samsung is planning to launch its new Galaxy S3 smartphone on, according to reports.

The company has already received nine million pre-orders for the devise. The company had sold 20 million units of the earlier S2 version in one year since its launch. The company is already the largest mobile phone maker in the world, including the smartphones segment.

The Resident Evil: Chronicles HD game is set to launch on PlayStation 3's PlayStation Network for the gamers around the world.

The new version will aim users who own a PlayStation Move or PlayStation 3 as well as gamers looking for rail shooting game. The Umbrella Chronicles and The Darkside Chronicles games will be separately released for $14.99 on July 17.

A new smartphone app, Sidecar app, which was launched on Tuesday for devices running on Android platfomr, iPhone and iPod Touch, is set to boost the multi tasking ability of smartphones for the users.

The app that is available as a free download in the Google Play and Apple App Stores, will allow smart-calling. Smart calling is allowing users to make calls without leaving the app with a few taps on rotary-style interface.

Internet giant, Google has said that it has completed its $ 12.5 billion deal under which it acquired Motorola Mobility, nine months after Google announced that it wanted to expand into the hardware business.

After the acquisition, Google has entered into the hardware mobile market with the devices. The company offers its Android platform for smartphones from different manufacturers. Motorola offers a great opportunity for internet giant but comes with great risks.

Handset manufacturer Karbonn mobile has rolled out new handset, Karbonn KT-21 Express, with an application, which claims to offer access to more than 50 free-to-air TV channels on 2G network.

The newly launched handset is available at a price of Rs 4,990.

Karbonn Mobiles' Executive Director Shashin Devsare stated, “The Karbonn KT-21 Express has NexgTV application which allows users to watch more than 50 live TV Channels on the phone using 2G network. At present these are all free to air channels.”

Moving ahead after quarterly outcomes, IT firms have showcased their viewpoint for the upcoming year.

The figures manifest passive spending by customers this quarterly period. This submissive spending fact in the quarterly period is not shocking as customers generally outset spending post February once the financial plan gets settled. Hence, the low spending incidences and automatically, the submissive growth in income in the first quarter are quite distinctive in nature.

According to reports, technology giant’s Apple, Microsoft, and Google are all planning to hold their own developer events in San Francisco during the month of June.

This means that the iOS, Windows Phone and Android platforms will see significant up-gradaions over the month. None of the companies announced their plans for the individual events scheduled for the next month.

Technology giant, Apple might be planning to launch the new generation of its MacBook Pros at next month's Worldwide Developers Conference, according to a report.

A new report by 9to5mac earlier today was supported by Bloomberg claims that Apple might unveil thinner Mac notebooks with Retina Displays and Flash memory at the Worldwide Developers Conference next month.

Scott Thompson, who was appointed as the head of the company in January, has announced his decision to step down as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of internet major, Yahoo Inc.

Thompson agreed to step down over the weekend amid growing calls for him to step down over an inaccuracy in his educational credentials, which were published repeatedly over the years. The board found evidence that contradicted his claim of innocence over the matter and this made him step down from his position, according to people closer to the matter.

Software giant, Oracle was dealt a minor setback in its ongoing lawsuit against follow silicon valley giant, Google has the jury did not agree with the company’s claims that Google’s defense against allegations laid against it were false.

Micro blogging site, Twitter has dismissed suggestions that several thousand accounts on the site have been hacked by hackers.

Some hackers claiming to be associated with hacktivist group Anonymous said that they have gained access to 55,000 Twitter accounts and have published details belonging to the users. Twitter said that the claim is largely bogus and added the group usually posts information or username and password information of the spam accounts that have been suspended.

Internet giant, Google has received an approval for its driverless car and tests will be carried out in the roads of Nevada in the US.

The authorities in Nevada gave its approval to Google's license to test a driverless Toyota Prius on the roads in the state. The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles, which approval the license, said that it is the first of its kind approval given in the country under the new laws and regulations.

South Korean electronics giant, Samsung has announced the launch of its new Galaxy SIII smartphone, which is expected to take on Apple iPhone in the market.

The device was released at an event in the British Capital, London on Thursday. The Galaxy SIII smartphone features a 4.8 inch touch screen and an impressive 8 megapixel camera. It will run on the latest version of Google's Android software.

Some leaked pictures of the Samsung Galaxy S3 have emerged on the internet amid much speculation about possible launch of the new version.

A picture of Samsung Galaxy S3 smartphone covering the current Galaxy S2 has appeared on the line showing how big the new version of the smartphone will be from the popular earlier version. A Hong Kong based website shows that the S3 is just slightly larger than the S2.

European privacy regulators might reopen their investigations into collection of personal e-mails and Web searches for its Street View service of internet giant, Google.

Japan's second-largest social-network game operator, Gree has agreed to buy Funzio for a sum of about $210 million in cash in its largest acquisition deal ever.

The acquisition, which is expected to close this month, will allow the company to add games for mobile phones, according to a statement from Tokyo- based Gree. The company will fund the purchase of Funzio through bank loans, according to the company.

Jawbone has announced the launch of its new Big Jambox Bluetooth speaker to address the concerns voiced by the users that the popular small Bluetooth Jambox speaker is not loud enough even as it offers impressive sound for its size.

The Big Jambox is bigger than the original Jambox and will offer the louder sound than the original speaker. The new speaker measures 10 x 3.1 x 3.6-inch, which is bigger than the original but still smaller than many other dock speakers available in the market and weighs 2.7-pound.

Online giant, Yahoo is accusing rival social networking giant, Facebook decided to purchase patents after it was sued by the company in order to file countersuits against Yahoo.

Yahoo alleged in a filing with a federal court in San Jose on Friday that Facebook acquired patents after it was sued by Yahoo in March and used the newly bought patents to file a countersuit against Yahoo as a revenge for the original suit from Yahoo.

Internet giant, Google has disclosed that it is facing inquires by authorities in Argentina and South Korea amid a global scrutiny of the company's competitive behavior and collection of private data.

Flickr has introduced an upgraded uploading system for its users allowing them to drag-and-drop field and edit the files that are in transition.

The Yahoo-owned photo sharing site has upgraded its native uploader with an HTML5 interface and has increased maximum file sizes and a speed boost. The users will now be able to preview thumbnails and the HTML5 interface will also allow zooming and rotation of the pictures being uploaded.