Japanese mobile social gaming firm GREE is set to announce the result of a bumper year with local media reporting that the firm could see its operating profits rise 300...

Read More: Japanese gaming firm GREE reportedly set for record $910m profits

Rumours in China suggest that Nokia is testing its new Lumia smartphone range as it prepares to introduce the Windows Mobile 7 based devices to the world's most populated country...

Read More: Nokia reportedly testing Lumia in China ahead of summer 2012 launch

With its SVP of Mobile Andy Rubin already declaring that Google would look to release its new Music Store "soon" and launching "with a twist", new details have emerged suggesting...

Read More: Google’s new Music Store reportedly to feature tight integration with Google+

Following recent reports that Microsoft was interested in a bid, troubled Yahoo could have another potential buyer in the form of Google. The Wall Street Journal reports today that Google...

Read More: Google reportedly considering bid to acquire Yahoo

Twitter may only recently have completed its latest funding round, but it could soon have new, big-name investor if a report from Sky News today plays out. Saudi Arabia's Prince...

Read More: Saudi prince reportedly considers buying up to $300m stake in Twitter from co-founders

It looks like The Sun, the final News Corporation newspaper in the UK to be freely available online, will remain so. That's according to Robert Andrews over at Paid Content...

Read More: Murdoch’s Sun newspaper reportedly shuns paywall in favor of paid mobile apps and ads

Reports have been coming through on Twitter today that Internet filtering in Iran was lifted. Iranian residents were reportedly able to access sites that are usually inaccessible in Iran, such as Twitter, Facebook and YouTube. While these sites were accessible, it was also reported on Twitter that HTTPS was not available for many sites. Speculations behind [...]

Read More: YouTube, Facebook and Twitter reportedly temporarily accessible in Iran due to “disruption”

Reports have been coming through on Twitter today that Internet filtering in Iran was lifted. Iranian residents were reportedly able to access sites that are usually inaccessible in Iran, such...

Read More: YouTube, Facebook and Twitter reportedly temporarily accessible in Iran due to “disruption”

Reuters reports that Facebook's revenue for the first half of 2011 hit $1.6bn, with its Net income falling just short of $500 million.Reuters' source chose to remain anonymous, given that Facebook is still a private company and doesn't publicly disclose its financial details.This is a developing story, please refresh for updates…

Read More: Facebook's revenue reportedly hits $1.6bn in first half of 2011

Zynga, the maker of FarmVille and CityVille, is reportedly expanding its mobile presence by acquiring Astro Ape, a New-York based gaming studio. Ever since the Social Gaming giant has started preparing for an IPO, it has been increasingly looking for new big opportunities.

Read More: Zynga Reportedly Acquires Mobile Gaming Studio Astro Ape