price war

Amazon.com is in hot water for the pricing strategy and terms for developers in its new app store for Android games.

Basically, game makers fear that they will make a lot less money as Amazon battles Apple and other app store owners in a bloody price war.

Those who want a T-Mobile G2 take note: there seems to be a price war of sorts going on.

Dell is going to launch its latest assault on the hand-held device market with the release of a handset called Aero.

It's going to be available in the US only but that's a big enough market; it will cost $99 on contract.

Reports in the UK indicate that Apple is about to start selling the iPhone through Tesco.

Given that this is an American site (see the way I spelled 'rumors' up there? I'm getting the hang of this) I should explain that Tesco is like our version of Wal-Mart over here.

Stack stuff high, sell it cheap, doesn't mean it's poor quality but equally if it's there it's commoditised.

For now, it’s a battle of discounts, but Wal-Mart and Amazon are also fighting over the future of retailing.

Toyota rolled out the revamped Prius on Monday, and said it already had 80,000 advance orders in Japan for the remodeled hybrid amid intensifying competition with Honda's rival offering, the Insight.