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Electronic Arts shares are up more than 13 percent today after it announced on Tuesday third-quarter results that beat expectations. The reason? Strong sales of video game consoles boosted demand for EA’s games. Also, growth in digital sales.
Apps talk: Google Play downloads beat those from Apple’s App Store, but iOS apps had 70 percent more revenue, according to an analytics firm.
Twitter bomb threats to airplanes are on the rise, with such threats coming in at least 16 times in the past four days, according to USA Today.
FCC warns hotels and others against blocking WiFi access.
The maker of the drone that crashed at the White House this week — Chinese company SZ DJI Technology — says it’s updating the drones to disable them from flying over much of Washington, D.C.
China officials accuse Alibaba of failing to do enough to stop sales of fake goods.
