Nokia at the Nokia World 2011 in London unveiled what its claims to be a "bold portfolio of innovative phones" led by the Nokia Lumia 800. With the new Lumia line, the Finnish handset maker hopes that its partnership with Microsoft Corp. would help it regain its dominance in the smartphone market.
Photography buffs will enjoy this latest development in camera technology. Instead of taking pictures by holding the camera steady, you can now take pictures by throwing the camera up in the air. The idea may sound foolish by for computer engineer Jonas Pfeil throwing a camera in the air is the best way to capture stunning panoramic pictures.
Rumors about Apple's secret TV project have been circulating for months but after a few remarks by Jobs to Walter Isaacson in his bio "Steve Jobs", the rumors are steadily growing to become a fact.
Everyone wants an Ice Cream Sandwich. The Android OS does not require any physical buttons and can be your new gaming console, but old phones may not work with ICS.
Halloween always bring a scare to parents as their children go for trick or treat; but smartphone apps will ease parents’ worry by tracking their children.
Back in October 25, 2001, Windows released its new operating system, Windows XP to lukewarm response from consumers. Despite initial resistance from consumers, Windows XP stands above other PC operating systems as the longest and most popular OS to date.
The iOS 5 is packed with over 200 features but still there are features hidden to us.
"I will spend my last dying breath if I need to, and I will spend every penny of Apple's $40 billion in the bank, to right this wrong," Steve Jobs told biographer Walter Isaacson. "I'm going to destroy Android because it's a stolen product. I'm willing to go to thermonuclear war on this. They are scared to death because they know they are guilty."
At first glance, German-based start-up Changers offers nothing new. Solar powered chargers have been on the market before but Changers offers more than a green way to charge up your electronic devices. It wants you and your friends to join the greenest social network on the internet to date.
As social networking sites keep popping up like mushrooms in a damp forest, Leonardo DiCaprio is following the footsteps of fellow celebrities Lady Gaga, Justin Timberlake and Ashton Kutcher and has just led a $4 million round of funding for a company called, Mobli, a social network for "real-time visual media."
The Consumer Reports 2011 Annual Reliability Survey results have just been released based on 28 different carmakers, and the input from around 1.3 million motorists subscribed to Consumer Reports. Scion, Lexus, and Acura make up the top three, while Ford and its new models have seen the company drop from 10th position down to 20th.
Animated news maker NMA.tv has come up with a cartoon version of Steve Jobs's bio compressing the book's 630 pages into a 90-minute video show.
Beginning next week some patients in South Australian hospitals will have bedside touch screen computers under a $36.7 million deal between Telstra and the medical institutions.
Intel is working with suppliers and manufacturers to bring down production cost for ultrabooks and make the price of the thin and light notebooks lower than Apple's MacBooks and various tablet PCs.
Millions of mobile phone owners pampered for years by numerous Nokia model handsets could soon expect the release of new smartphones from the Finnish firm powered by Microsoft’s mobile platform, reports said.
According to Camera+, iPhone 4S’ 8-megapixel camera is better than other high end compact cameras.
Two recent decisions highlight the differing outcomes for employees who criticise their employers on social media sites outside working hours. In O'Keefe v Williams Muir's Pty Ltd T/A Troy Williams The Good Guys [2011] FWA 5311, a decision of Fair Work Australia delivered on 11 August 2011, a Townsville worker who was dismissed after making insulting and aggressive comments about his employer on Facebook lost his claim.
Jeff Robbin, the man who worked on Apple's iconic iPod and changed the music industry with Apple's online music store and player iTunes, is now in charge of developing Apple's integrated television set.
Walter Isaacson's biography on the late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs is an unstinting view of what many claim to be the visionary of our age. "Steve Jobs" is a rare view of a deeply private man who inspired other and drove Apple to change the world.
After the iOS 5 untether jailbreak was confirmed as FAKE, semi untether jailbreak hit the web.
The shoes which have built-in GPS will be shipped to U.S retail stores according to manufacturer GTX Corp with an initial batch of 3,000 pairs to the footwear firm Aetrex Worldwide. The shoes will sell for $300 a pair and will have a built-in GPS located in the heels of the walking shoes. Buyers will need to set up the monitoring service to keep track of wandering seniors suffering from dementia.
Apple very quietly upgraded its entire MacBook Pro lineup with faster processors and better internal storage but keeping previous prices. The upgrades come just in time to capitalize on the holiday buying season.
Activision has released a teaser for their up and coming Call of Duty game, Modern Warfare 3. The trailer has stated that the game is the most anticipated game in history and the franchise as a worldwide phenomenon. Is their claim true?
Although business information analysts are forecasting a 6.1 per cent dip in spending at the Melbourne Cup Carnival this year, bets will continue to rise by 1.6 per cent.
A Swansea Crown Court judge sentence a man to a 16-month jail term for torturing his teenage girlfriend, who he allegedly accused of flirting and cheating via the popular social media site Facebook.
Apple is insistent on closing all doors for rival Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 to enter Australia - even through online retailers.
I was fortunate to be able to attend the Real Estate Connect Conference in San Francisco in July, as well as a RE BarCamp and the Property Portal Workshop the same week … Peter asked if I could give my impressions, so here are my main five takeaways from the week.
WikiLeaks no longer has money to operate and may shut down by December if cash donations does not come in soon, its founder Julian Assange announced in a press conference in London on Monday.
Apple’s iPod marked its 10th year in the industry and how it transformed the music scene.
Microsoft will collect license fees from more than 50 percent of Android devices.
