With throngs of people lining up all over the world, the Apple iPhone 4 has become an instant sensation. Throughout the world, Apple stores started selling out of the new iPhone in a matter of hours. Many workers are calling in “sick” just to get a hold of this coveted possession. “Why aren’t you...
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Reinforcing market analysts’ speculation that Sony stands poised to stage a major comeback, the consumer electronics giant this week delivered two major announcements, putting the competition on notice that it will contend for market dominance. On Tuesday, March 9, the company reported that it will begin sales of 3D televisions. On Wednesday, March 10,...
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For friends of Mother Earth who still feel a serious and compelling need for speed, designers and engineers at Porsche have just unveiled your ultimate dream machine—the 918 Spyder Concept. Even if you do not feel all that concerned about the planet’s future, but you enjoy a genius piece of automotive engineering, the new...
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On Friday, March 5, Apple Inc announced the revolutionary new iPad will debut in stores on April 3. This new launch date represents a small delay for the netbook’s launch, but Apple officials sweetened the news with their announcement that they also will launch iPad in Canada, Australia, and much of Europe during April. ...
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The teaming up of HP and Microsoft to produce the slate like PC that is going to add a completely new meaning to touch screen computing has fulfilled its purpose. This move of Microsoft and HP is seen as a move to stay ahead of Apple’s version of the same technology that is supposedly...
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With open source technology becoming the major cry in the software world, Symbian follows suit by becoming open source, which it had promised in 2008. This step comes as a blessing for many developers who can now work on this wonderful platform and make new and innovative contribution to this wonderful technology. Today, Symbian...
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High-tech cheating has no doubt increased considerable and the proof that 4,400 people were caught cheating at the A-levels of GCES examinations last year, in Northern Ireland, Wales and England. At Oqfal, the figures themselves speak about the increase in the number of candidates cheating using high- tech methods, an average rise of six...
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Former Italian politician Benitor Mussolini’s speeches download is being banned. An iPhone application was created to download those speeches is withdrawn by its developing team after they got threatening from the legal authorities in Italy. The Italian government considered it as an illegal activity to launch such an application on the iPhones. The Jewish...
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