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Microsoft LTE Windows Phone Expected to be Out by Early 2012
There was a leak Thursday that Microsoft offered a view that was trying to invade the smartphone market from the bottom up. The fresh report said that Microsoft has plans to launch several LTE Windows Phone devices in 2012. Now, the hot news is that Microsoft is already planning to major updates, Tango and Apollo (as coded) in 2012.
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Kindle on Fire, Sells Over 1 Million Units in December
Amazon indeed had a great Christmas holiday this year. Kindle topped the sales chartbuster. Amazon declared that it sold over a million Kindles each …
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Christmas brings Rush hour for iPhone and iPad App Developers
iPhones and iPads have been the most popular among the new generations. And when it is Christmas, it is the biggest day of the year for app sales. Hundreds of thousands of people will open their Christmas gift – the new iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch. And soon after this, the downloading of games and other applications for them will start in abundance.
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iPad 3 Due in 2012
The evidence comes from sources within Apple's supply chain, who say that OEM production of the iPad 2 will remain high at 14-15 million units in the fourth quarter of 2011, but will decline to 4-5 million units in the first quarter of 2012, paving the way for the launch of the new iPads. Production volume will be in the 9.5-9.8 million unit range during the first quarter of 2012 for the iPad 3, which will begin in January.
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Motorla Introduces Droid Razr
Cellphone giant Motorola has formally introduced the latest in their line; the Droid Razr. The official announcement of the Droid Razr is the latest in technology news, with the newest in the ‘world’s thinnest phones’ being a much-awaited product. The new Droid Razr is a mergin of two of Motorola’s greatest achievements: the functional superiority of the Droid and the stunning slimness of the Razr.
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iPhone 4S Sales Hit The Roof
Even as claims that the iPhone 4S is not much of a device do the rounds, facts and figures tell another story. …
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The World Remembers: A Visionary, A Mentor, A Genius, An Inventor
As the world comes to terms with the shocking and saddening news of Apple Inc., co-founder and legendary inventor Steve Job’s demise, tributes and homage’s to the great man pour in from all corners of the world.
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Apple iPhone 4S Launches To Lukewarm Reactions
Now that the Apple iPhone 4S is finally here, the industry is all abuzz with expectations being met (and failed), curiosity being satisfied and a sigh of satisfaction at finally being able to check out Apple’s latest offering in person.
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Eastman Kodak moves towards bankruptcy, hires Jones Day.
Eastman Kodak Co’s move to hire law firm Jones Day triggers a speculative wave in the stock market that photography giant might look at the option of filing for bankruptcy, leading to a huge plunge in Kodak’s share prices.
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Android Scores a One Up Over Apple & Microsoft: Google to Buy Motorola
In its largest-ever acquisition deal, Google announced on Monday an all-cash acquisition bid to buy Motorola Mobility Holdings for $12.5 billion. The move is …
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ITRI comes out with i2R e-Paper which can be rewritten on over 250 times!
After winning the R&D 100 Awards, also known as the “Oscars of Innovation”, for three successive years in a row, the ITRI (Industrial Technology …
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Quarterly Results by Apple: Big Profits from China iPad iPhone Boom
With its third-quarterly earnings statistics showing an 82% increase in revenue, and 125% rise in profits year-on-year, Apple, while releasing these statistics, said that …
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The multi million-dollar super-sparkly iPhone 4 by Stuart Hughes
Who would you expect to be responsible for reinventing the iPhone into this million-dollar super-sparkly avatar, by Stuart Hughes ? This iphone 4 diamond …
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LulzSec Disbands, But Urges Fellow Hackers to Join the “Revolution”
Lulz Security, more commonly referred to as LulzSec, the group of hackers that reportedly attacked Sony, Nintendo, and more recently the Central Intelligence Agency …
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Google Queried by FTC over Business Practices
While some of Google’s competitors have claimed that that the no. 1 search engine company manipulates the online advertising market, others have accused Google of influencing rankings of search results in a manner that results in maximum traffic getting diverted to its own products and away from competitive offerings.
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The End of .com ? ICANN’s New .anything Domain Name Internet Policy
In the biggest system overhaul since the 1984 “.com” boom, The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) okayed on Monday virtually unlimited …
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LinkedIn, Groupon no match. Facebook Plans IPO at $100bn Valuation
If Facebook does actually offer its shares through its IPO at a valuation of more than $100billion, this would make the super-popular social-networking website …
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“Post-PC” Era Leaders iOS5 & iCloud unveiled by Jobs at Apple’s WWDC
Explaining the central theme of his presentation at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) yesterday, Scott Forstall, senior vice president of the iPhone Software at …
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Google’s answer to Facebook’s “Like” and Twitter’s “follow”: The +1
We’ve all figured out how deeply integrated social media has become with all aspects to life, from business development to extremely personal stuff. And …
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New-Gen High Speed Rail: Almost-Plane Flying Train Unveiled in China
With the importance of developing High Speed Rail Systems becoming increasingly recognized across the world, this particular initiative takes the rapid-transit concept to a …
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Sony PSN back online; Amazon Cloud Server reportedly used for attack
Sony PlayStation Network users can finally get back to their gaming, following the resumption of PSN services by Sony since yesterday. While partial operations …
