Blackberry New Phones Pictures Leaked
Blackberry has seen it all, the highs and the lows. The phone had reached an epitome where people all over the world were going ballistic about their Blackberries, but times have recently changed, and the phone has been pulled off the no. 1 position it ruled on, since many years. It’s time the firm fought back to the number one spot
Sony Replaces CEO
It has been recently revealed that the global giant Sony has replaced its CEO Howard Stringer by Kazuo Hirai. This has been done due to the recent losses incurred by the firm and the ranking as which has revealed that they have been left behind by other leaders like Samsung and Apple.
RIM Co-Chiefs Step Down From Their Positions
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It has been recently revealed in a report that Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie, the Chief Executive and Chairman of Blackberry, have resigned. They are the two men responsible for the great success of Research in Motion, but sadly they were the ones who had to witness its recent decline, after the dawn of the new and competitive arena in the mobile phone market.
Tests of beta versions of £16 PC, Raspberry Pi, underway; launch likely in January 2012
On Thursday, the Raspberry Pi project published the first images of its populated beta circuit boards, announcing that the tests of the small £16 Linux-based computer's beta versions were underway.
What Is Going Wrong With Sony?
Sony continues to be the target of mishaps. This time, the latest device from the company has become the victim.
US Ruling Favors HTC
Tuesday’s US ruling has fortunately favored Taiwan's leading smartphone maker HTC as the ruling has declared that HTC has partially infringed a patent owned by the US technology giant Apple.
Video Game Industry Records Robust Sales
Market research firm NPD Group Inc. has revealed that there is an improvement in the sale of video games in comparison to last year. This year’s November has seen 15% growth, amounting to $1.67 billion, in the sale of video games.
Apple Motorola lock horns
It has been recently revealed that a court from Germany has said that Apple is trying to acquire one of the patents on data communication by the firm Motorola. It was further said that they are doing so with the increase in the sales of iPads and iPhones.
HP To Make WebOS Open Source Software
The CEO of Hewlett Packard (HP), Meg Whitman announced that the company is planning to make the webOS code an open source. While commenting upon the decision of the company, Ms. Whitman said, “We are so excited about webOS and realized that the very best thing to do is to open source the technology, contribute to it and invest in it.
Xbox Live Want Users Not to Sue Them
In a recent report, it has been made clear that the slick Xbox Live update would only be made available to users if they agree not to go against the company via class action lawsuits. However, they would have to agree for private settlement if there exists any discord between them.
Windows Store A Core Feature Of Windows 8
As per the reports, Microsoft is observing Windows 8 as a great opportunity for the company that has enough potential to continue its tradition of success with Windows 7. In addition, the company has also anticipated that it will drag the company to take on the iPad as well as Android. There are several reports to indicate the launch of Windows 8, most probably during the next year.
Federal Judge Restricted RIM To Use Brand Name BBX
It has been reported that Research in Motion has experienced its very first jailbreak of a mobile device, during the last week. The dramatic episode came in lime light when a group of notorious hackers have succeeded to gain access to the BlackBerry PlayBook.
OnLive Launches 25 New Games for Subscribers
OnLive gaming service has revealed that it has developed application controls, called `vPad', through which its game subscribers would be able to play games by connecting set-top box either to TV or to smartphone/tablets.
Facebook Launches Timeline Application In NZ
Facebook Product Manager Sam Lessin, while announcing new Facebook application Timeline in New Zealand, affirmed that they have introduced this application firstly in this country because it is ‘an English-speaking country’.
RIM Loses Trademark Lawsuit to Basis
There seems to be no end to worries for RIM as now it has been told that instead of using “BBX” on the smartphones, they would be changing the name to BlackBerry 10.
Apple Loses Trademark Case against Proview Technology
There seems to be tough battle for Apple Inc. in China as it has been revealed that it has lot a major case regarding its iPad trademark there against Proview Technology (Shenzhen).
Google Crosses 10 Billion Application Mark In Android Market
Google proudly announced that they have crossed ten billion application download mark in Android Market and soon they would also be able to cross one billion in a month.
Microsoft’s Novel Windows Store To Come Up In February 2012
Come February 2012 and the world would witness Microsoft’s novel Windows Store. This is specially going to open for its Windows 8 products, which would include computers, tablets and notebooks.
Mike McCue Applauds Flipboard
“With the iPhone we redesigned Flipboard for those times during the day when you’ve only got a few minutes to check in, when people want to find the things they care about even faster”, said the Chief Executive Officer of Flipboard, Mike McCue, while applauding the iPad as an amazing device that has challenged the community for reconsidering the ways that can help people in id
Facebook Security Issues
It has been recently revealed that the hit social networking site Facebook has made a couple of mistakes in terms of privacy issues of its users.