LinkedIn has opened an office in Japan and unveiled language support from Japan according to a blog post from Arvind Rajan, who is Managing Director and Vice President of APAC...

Read More: LinkedIn continues Asia expansion with Japan office and local language support

YouTube today expanded its international offerings to include Singapore, launching a localised version of the website in the country, according to a report by ZDNet Asia. YouTube Singapore can be reached...

Read More: YouTube continues SE Asia push with localised Singapore offering

A happy GooglerGoogle+, which we all know is Google’s new social-networking service, experienced a boom in visits this last week after the service opened up to the public at large, according to New York research firm Experian Hitwise report.


Read More: Google+ Service Continues to Grow Since Opening to the Public

The ever so popular social microblogging site Tumblr has been on a rocket ride since the beginning of last year.


Read More: Tumblr Continues Upwards Surge

Is there anything Samsung doesn't do? The same week I bought myself a shiny new Galaxy S II, they launched a solar-powered netbook for use in the developing world. Unlike any American or European company, Samsung Electronics manufactures smartphones and their memory chips, TVs and their screens, computers and their hard drives. They're the only entity that's both arms dealer and aggressor in the midst of the biggest arms race the tech world has ever seen. (Meanwhile, their sister companies in th [...]

Read More: Samsung Quietly Continues To Conquer The World

As expected, Samsung has decided to fight back against Apple’s preliminary injunction to ban sales of the Galaxy Tab 10.1 across the European Union (excluding the Netherlands). On August 25, the rumble continues, as Samsung will go to court in Dusseldorf, Germany to appeal the court’s decision, reports the Wall Street Journal.

Read More: The Battle Continues: Samsung To Appeal Apple’s European Injunction