Despite slowing economy, Motorola is still dominating the U.S. handset market and BlackBerry is also coming on strong. According to Strategy Analytics report that U.S. mobile phone shipments increase by 5.3 percent during the second quarter of 2008.
New Delhi, Aug 12 (IANS) Social networking sites such as Facebook and Orkut have definitely caught everyone’s fancy, including those in the civil society and education sector. Experts at a function here on the occasion of International Youth day Tuesday suggested creating such sites for the youth to network and discuss more serious issues such as drug abuse and HIV/AIDS.
New Delhi, Aug 12 (IANS) Sony Ericsson Tuesday unveiled the C902 cybershot phone Titanium silver edition to coincide with the upcoming James Bond film “Quantum of Solace”.
The parent company of one of the largest web based email service, Google confirmed today that there was a problem in the contact system of Gmail which started at 2100GMT or 1400PST. Google said in the second announcement in the “Gmail Help Center” that they have fixed the issue which caused having problem to Gmail […]
It is hard for Microsoft’s Zune player to take on mighty iPod but Recently Microsoft is looking for Hollywood studies for exclusives to its portable music/move player.
Research in Motion, manufacturer of BlackBerry handset, has unveiled its Smartphone “BlackBerry Bold 9000â€. The launch of BlackBerry is seen as to compete against much hyped iPhone 3G. Like Apple’s iPhone’s 3G, BlackBerry comes with features like next generation 3G networks and Global positioning system (GPS)
According to various media reports, Apple’s contract manufacturer Foxconn is going to produce 800,000 iPhone 3G a week for Apple. If the same pace continued for production, Foxconn could produce about 40 million units a year. It is far greater than what most analyst had expected that Apple could sell iPhone 3G in a year.
20GB Xbox is the thing of Past, It is the time to grab 60GB hard drive Xbox, Microsoft has confirmed that 60GB hard drive console will be standard from now.
According to Ars Technica’s, Internal email was sent to all employees in which Steve Jobs personally admitted that MobileMe was launched too early and was not up to Apple standards.
Washington, Aug 11 (IANS) Plastic sheets arrayed with billions of nanoantennas will help collect abundant heat energy generated by the sun and other sources cheaply. The technology, developed at the Idaho National Laboratory (INL), is the first step toward a solar energy collector that could be mass-produced on flexible materials.