COMPUTERS

iPhone 5 Release Date in October Confirmed by Leaked Memo from Carrier

Rumors of the iPhone 5 should be over in just a few weeks. An internal memo from U.S. carrier Sprint says that employees can't take time-off during Sept. 30 to Oct. 15 due to a major phone release. The memo backs rumors that Apple Inc.'s long delayed but highly anticipated iPhone 5 will be released in early October.

6 Innovative Ways to Use the iPad in Your Business

Apple's popular iPad is a hot commodity with consumers but can they be used to make your business better?Here are 6 ways other companies have tailored the iPad to make a better customer experience and enhance their overall service.
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Samsung and Microsoft Partner for New Tablet

Samsung Electronics and Microsoft have teamed up to manufacture a new tablet computer with Microsoft's latest operating system, according to a report from the Korea Economic Daily.

HTC Files Infringement Claims vs Apple Inc

HTC Corp., Asia's second-biggest maker of smartphones, on Thursday filed infringement claims against Apple Inc. using nine patents it bought from Google Inc. HTC believes it now has more ammunition in its fight to fend off multiple patent-infringement claims lodged by Apple that contend phones running Google's Android operating system copy the iPhone.

Norton: Cybercrime Has Become a $4.6B Industry in Australia

As humans assimilate gadgets into their daily lives, threats of online crimes further increases, this according to internet security specialist Symantec, and latest estimates indicate that incidence of cybercrimes have reached a staggering cost of $4.6 billion in 2010 alone.

Thinner and Lighter Battery for iPad 3?

New reports about the next generation iPad are claiming the iPad 3 will have thinner and lighter batteries that will have more a longer service life but will be 30 percent more expensive than those found in the current iPad 2.

Over Worked or Workaholic? Australians Have No Time for Fun

Australia's information technology workers (iWorkers) are squeezing work during downtime - in the bedroom, family gatherings, during commutes and even on vacation, according to the second annual Consumerisation of IT study, conducted for Unisys by International Data Corp. (IDC).

Gadgets Invade Workers’ Personal Space and Time

IT workers seem to be on call 24-7 these days, as individuals send work emails on gadgets like smartphones and tablets without regard for holidays and even quiet prayer time. General manager for IT outsourcing Lee Ward said employers have yet to realize the implications of heavy use of ubiquitous internet and mobile technology.

Food Labelling App Launched for Smart Food Choice

The Obesity Policy Coalition says the new mobile app called Traffic Light Food Tracker will enable users to work around the food industry's hesitation in supporting traffic light labelling. Obesity Policy Coalition spokeswoman Jane Martin says the system has been shown to improve people's eating habits.

Is Samsung Winning the War Against Apple?

Samsung was forced to pull out the Galaxy Tab 7.7 from the world's largest consumer electronics show after a court in Germany promptly granted Apple's request for an injunction. This was the same court that gave a ban of the sale and promotion of the Galaxy Tab 10.1 in 26 of the 27 European Union member countries, although the ruling was scaled back only to Germany on jurisdictional issues.

Amazon.Com Selling Its Own iPad at Half the Price

According to various sources, online retailer Amazon.com is selling its own tablet brand -- a 7-inch tablet at first -- that would have an entry-level price of $250. Sure it's more expensive than the $99 HP TouchPad, but the TouchPad sale is only temporary as it HP is only getting rid of remaining inventory.

Halo 4 Concept Art Revealed

Microsoft and 343 Industries have put out a new trailer showcasing the stunning new concept art for "Halo 4" at the PAX Prime Gaming conference.

Amazon Tablet Called Best Hope Against the iPad

Amazon's newest tablet could be the best rival to Apple's iPad but only if the online retailer is willing to swallow selling the tablet at a loss, according to a study by Forrester Research.

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