[Technology] New Stats Show Apple's iPhone Dominance in Web Traffic due to Savvier users

New Stats Show Apple's iPhone Dominance in Web Traffic due to Savvier users
http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/digital-life/mobiles/tossup-android-smartphones-20130214-2edyr.html
Apple and Samsung are two of the most powerful players in the mobile industry today with 91% market share for iOS and Android smartphones.

Tesla Motors' CEO fought fire with facts, and he may have won
http://fullcomment.nationalpost.com/2013/02/17/mike-sholars-tesla-motors-ceo-fought-fire-with-facts-and-he-may-have-won/
This week's highly-publicized exchange between the New York Times' John Broder and Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk has become an amazing case study for the idea of truth in journalism, and the significant hurdles facing the future of electric automobiles.

Will the new BlackBerry click in the Indian smartphone market?
http://www.livemint.com/Consumer/r4a43IP9ciFkAGODJFJe9I/Will-the-new-BlackBerry-click-in-the-Indian-smartphone-marke.html
Reports peg the India price of the Blackberry Z10, expected to launch in the country on 25 February, at around `39,000. Photo: Mark Blinch/ Reuters.

Is HTC One the company's last attempt?
http://thedroidguy.com/2013/02/is-htc-one-the-companys-last-attempt/
We know that the 19th of this month is a very important day for the Taiwanese smart phone manufacturer, HTC. The company is going to unveil its brand new smart phone, the HTC One (according to rumors of course).

Facebook Wins Ruling in Shareholder Case
http://gadgets.ndtv.com/social-networking/news/mark-zuckerberg-increases-his-stake-in-facebook-to-nearly-30-percent-330629
Facebook Inc., facing multiple shareholder lawsuits related to its botched initial public offering, scored an initial legal victory when a federal judge in New York Wednesday dismissed a group of cases against the social networking company.

Wii U suffers post-holiday season sales slump
http://www.itproportal.com/2013/02/17/wii-u-suffers-post-holiday-season-sales-slump/
Nintendo's flagship gaming console Wii U had a terrible January, selling merely 50,000 units in the US. Even though NPD no longer publishes monthly US hardware sales figures in the US market, the data was leaked to Gamasutra by an NPD insider.