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LulzSec is Back, Hacks 'The Sun' Web Site

Hacking group LulzSec defaced on Monday the website of U.S. tabloid The Sun, posting a fake article that media mogul Rupert Murdoch had been found dead.
Jul 19, 2011

Top Tier PC Makers Ready New Product Mix to Counter Slow Sales

A laptop that shows 3D without the glasses, an Intel-conceived notebook that works like a tablet, some laptops that boots and opens the Chrome browser in seven seconds, a notebook combined with a tablet, and laptops that roars on the Mac Lion are among the offerings lined up by top tier personal computer makers for the second half of the year.
Jul 16, 2011

Modest 2.3% to 2.6% Growth in PC Sales for Second Quarter

Worldwide desktop and laptop shipments had a modest 2.3% to 2.6% in the second quarter of 2011, based on preliminary results by research firms, with only Chinese PC maker Lenovo getting a double digit hike in volume sales.
Jul 16, 2011

Finally, an iPad Killer? Sony Shows Off Non-iPad-Wannabe Tablets

Sony Corp. is releasing this fall two portable non-slab styled tablets, code-named "S1" and "S2" for now. The tablets depart from the usual square, flat slab-style of the present tablets that have failed to put a dent to Apple's dominance in the market.
Jul 15, 2011

HTC Sensation & Samsung Galaxy S II: A Little Late as New iPhone, Nokia N9 and BlackBerry Bold Poised for Release?

Telstra's new offerings in Australia this month include devices known as the Android superphones: HTC Corp.'s HTC Sensation, dubbed as the ultimate media smartphone, and Samsung's Galaxy S II, tagged as Australia's fastest smartphone. With perennial market leaders Nokia, Apple and Research in Motion failing to launch any major offerings this year, devices running on Google's Android operating system this year. For one, Samsung has sold 3 million units of the Galaxy S II within 5...
Jul 15, 2011

Google+ Skyrockets to 10 Million Users; Google Revenues Beat Estimates

Google Inc. told analysts that its new social networking service now has 10 million users, just two weeks into its soft release. Although top social network Facebook has more than 750 million users worldwide, the figures still represent overwhelming growth, given that Google+ is still in its beta and trial version and is in invite-only mode.
Jul 15, 2011

Rival Bid to Peabody's $4.7-Bln. Offer Could Raise Price for Macarthur

Peabody Energy Corporation and AcelorMittal S.A. have submitted a joint offer to purchase Macarthur Coal limited for $4.7 billion. The rise in shares signal that the market is expecting another bidder that would force Peabody and AcelorMittal, which owns 16 percent of Macarthur's outstanding shares, to raise their offer.
Jul 13, 2011

Windows XP retired: 200 MLN PCs on XP to lose support

Microsoft Corp. announced at its Worldwide Partner Conference in Los Angeles, California, that it is retiring its Windows XP operating system and the support for the operating system will end in three years.Kicking off the four-day WPC 2011 event, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said 640,000 partners have made Windows 7 the fastest-selling operating system in history and indicated that with future versions in development, partners can be confident in their bets on Windows for phones, PCs, server...
Jul 13, 2011

HP TouchPad: Palm Mg't Shake Up Soon After WebOS Tablet Release

Hewlett Packard has made organizational changes designed both to accelerate the scale and growth of its existing webOS business as well as to expand and enhance other HP product lines.HP released the Wi-Fi version of HP TouchPad at the start of the month and will release the tablet in other territories later in the month.
Jul 12, 2011

iriver Story HD: 1st eReader to Link to Google eBooks, but no HD

iriver Ltd., the South Korean company known for digital MP3 players, will start selling the iriver Story HD e-reader for US$140 this Sunday. The Story HD will be the first e-reader to connect to the Google eBookstore to download digital books using Wi-Fi
Jul 12, 2011

Are the iPad and iPhone imitated by Android phone, tablet makers?

Apple Inc. has filed a complaint against HTC Corp., accusing Asia's second-largest maker of smartphones of infringing on the iPhone and iPad maker's patents. Apple has asked the U.S. International Trade Commission to enjoin the Taiwanese company from importing its phones and Flyer tablets to the U.S.
Jul 12, 2011

Apple iPad's rivals have difficulty finding market acceptance

Research firm International Data Corp. said Friday that Apple's iPad and the recently introduced iPad 2 continue to dominate the media tablet market, as other vendors have had a more difficult time finding market acceptance for their products.
Jul 12, 2011

Cisco Cius: A No-frills 'iPad' for Business?

ANALYSIS: Cisco Systems Inc. (CSCO), the company perhaps best known for Internet protocol-based networking and other products, has launched its own tablet PC, called Cius. Cisco describes the device based on Google's Android platform as "an ultra-portable, mobile collaboration enterprise tablet that offers access to essential business applications."
Jul 11, 2011

Apple's iPhone: setting the bar for all smartphones

Since the release of the first model four years ago, Apple's iPhone has been blazing the trail for all smartphones. A decade ago, in the age of mobile calling and sending short messages, Finland-based Nokia was the king. Then came Research in Motion's BlackBerry, with its bigger display and QWERTY keyboard providing U.S. President Barack Obama and others a more convenient means of sending instant messages and e-mail. But in the age of the mobile Internet and apps, iPhone has been atop e...
Jul 11, 2011

Evans' quick start at Tour de France captivates Australia

After five stages and 749.5 kilometers, Australia's Cadel Evans has emerged just a second from individual leader Norway's Thor Hushovd. Evans, of the BMC Racing Team, has logged in 17 hours 36 minutes and 58 seconds to take second place in the over-all standings.
Jul 07, 2011

Google Sued over Street View as Patent Woes Continue

Google Inc. is facing more patent litigation as it has increased its dominance in the industry, and could spend billions to buy patents or defend itself against litigation. The Palo Alto, California-based company owner of the world's most popular search engine, the most used operating system platform (Android) for smartphones, and potentially a social network (Google+) that could rival Facebook.
Jul 07, 2011

TV, social media fail to make Casey Anthony pay for "perfect crime"

The 36-day trial of Casey Anthony, accused of murdering her two-year-old daughter Caylee in 2008, brought minute-to-minute updates to people's smartphones and computers. For many people following Twitter and the massive media coverage, Casey should have been given the death penalty. The seven-woman, five-man jury in Orange County, Florida, after deliberating for just a day, gave her a "not guilty" verdict, sparking outrage from across the globe.
Jul 07, 2011

Today's Tech Talk and Rumours: Apple, Facebook, Zynga, Hacks

Hackers hit FoxNews.com's Twitter account to send fake messages that U.S. President Barack Obama had been shot dead at a restaurant in Iowa. Nokia Oyj has cut its smartphone prices in Europe by as much as 15 percent to boost sales. Zynga, maker of "FarmVille," "CityVille" and other games played on Facebook, is aiming to raise $1 billion in an initial public offering.
Jul 06, 2011

A good plot to next Social Network movie: Google+?

The Social Network, a film about Mark Zuckerberg's founding of Facebook and the resulting lawsuits, was a worldwide box-office hit last year. With Facebook's 700 million active users and other and the coming of its most serious rival yet, Google+, social networking sites are generating massive traffic. Another movie about a social network would certainly generate interest from audiences around the globe.
Jul 05, 2011

Pascal Swirl has gone viral

"Going on a diet? Have a Pascal Swirl" is just among the many random pages in forums and Facebook that have sprung up like mushrooms.
Jul 05, 2011

What killed Australian Idol judge Jay Dee Springbett?

Former Australian Idol judge Jay Dee Springbett was found dead Thursday in his apartment in Sydney's eastern suburbs. Friends and colleagues were shocked at the death of the former Sony Music executive. The cause of death has not yet been established though the police said the death is not being treated as suspicious.
Jul 04, 2011

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