Federal Court Justice Annabelle Bennett hinted Monday that she may grant a brief injunction on sales of Samsung tablet while studying arguments from Samsung and rival Apple, a development that would likely delay the Australian debut of Samsung's 10.1 Galaxy Tab.
Vodafone Australia has put a teaser site that allows users to register to get information on "this year's biggest smartphone release," which the ad hints is "coming soon to Vodafone."
A survey on the countries' prevailing internet speed found that average worldwide download speed is 580 KBps. Among countries with fastest internet speed, South Korea came in first with an average speed of 2,202 KBps, followed by Romania (1,909 KBps) and Bulgaria (1,611 KBps). New Zealand's average download speed is 364 KBps, just slightly ahead of Australia at 348 KBps.
Blogging service Tumblr has raised a fresh $85 million round of funding in a bid to boost services and subsequently increase revenues.
Touted as the fastest broadband access available, Telstra announced on Monday the availability of its 4G long-term evolution (LTE) mobile network that the company said will be deployed to eight central business districts (CBDs) and 30 regional metropolitan centres nationwide.
Google Inc. has used the latest Google doodle on its search engine to celebrate its 13th birthday with a picture of the logo enjoying a cake.
The developers of Minecraft are burning the midnight oil to meet the goal of unveiling a full version of Minecraft on 11/11/11. Just two weeks after releasing Minecraft 1.8, another adventure update to the sandbox building indie video game written in Java by Swedish creator Markus "Notch" Persson, has been leaked. Persson has also tweeted that Minecraft 1.10 is in the works.
Global alternative asset manager The Carlyle Group has acquired ITRS Group, a global provider of real-time monitoring systems for the world's financial institutions, in partnership with its founders and management.
Samsung has outdone itself with its global 10 Million sales of Galaxy S2, half the sales of the iPhone in their Q2. It is an impressive feat by itself and it took the Galaxy S over seven months to reach the same level of sales. It has reached five million in sales last June but after price-drop it got to make way for the Galaxy S2 Plus, it has doubled its sales.
Game developer Mojang has announced that Minecraft will be available on touch-screen phones running on Google Inc.'s Android platform on Sept. 29.
Spotify will integrate with Facebook but has no immediate plans to launch in Australia.
Verizon and Sprint to offer marked down prices for iPhone 4 as iPhone 5 release draw near.
Oktoberfest is just around the corner. Equipped yourself with different drinking apps to monitor your drinking.
Frequent travelers can count on their iPhone as a great travel buddy. And why not? Your iPhone can be downloaded with great travel applications that can rival an experienced travel guide.
Amazon.com Prime members will now be able to stream FOX movies and TV series. The announcement came two days before Amazon is expected to launch one of two Kindle tablets to rival Apple's iPad.
Hackers have infiltrated servers of government and private organizations in 61 countries through an Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) campaign called Lurid, according to computer security company Trend Micro.
If Facebook starts charging users $1 for a life-time membership, Mark Zuckerberg and company would gross $800 million. If the social-networking charges $1 per month, it would receive a whopping $9.6 billion a year assuming all users are willing to pay up.
As Google's Internet Evangelist, one of the "Fathers of the Internet," Vint Cerf, recently spoke before brilliant children at a charity forum. Asked about his thoughts on what lies ahead for the internet, he expressed optimism and says there are exciting things ahead.
Social media has become a powerful tool for those who don't have a voice in their country. In some cases like in Egypt, social media has helped usher in a new regime. Now social media is being used in Mexico as an alternative means of getting information when traditional media couldn't provide it.
Several have tried to unseat Apple as King of the Tablets but they've all fallen by the wayside. Samsung, Motorola, Acer and Research in Motion have all fielded their tablets only to be beaten by the Apple giant. Hewlett Packard tried with the TouchPad this summer and is now scrambling to recuperate its losses.
Last Saturday was Jim Henson's birthday and Google had a special tribute for the master puppeteer. Collaborating with the Jim Henson Company, Google has graced their website with a Jim Henson tribute in the form of a doodle. Each creature was designed and created by the Jim Henson Company as a digital puppet for this special occasion.
Psychologists are now offering their services online. Some patients prefer it but this set up carries with it a risk especially for very sensitive cases.
It is not only Sony Ericsson's ConnectedTree that speaks about its feelings through Twitter. Germany also has its own version named Kim, which regularly tweets the online generation finer details of its growth.
Samsung plans to launch its 10.1 Galaxy Tab in Australia on Friday, an Apple lawyer told Australian Federal Court Judge Annabelle Bennett.
New York-based technology firm Kogeto has developed a lens that can be used on an iPhone 4 to shoot 360-degree panoramic videos.
A staggering 43% of current IT employees plan to leave their job in the next 12 months, while more than half (57%) have only been with their current employer for less than one year.
Amazon.com's press invite sent out Friday did not mention what the event is on Sept. 28 leading to speculations that the online shopping website will launch its Android tablet PC on Wednesday.
Just weeks after a NASA's UARS (Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite) has scattered its pieces somewhere on Earth, the planet is now in for another round of space junk landing. This time, its pieces are more likely to hit someone.
The defunct UARS (Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite), has fallen from space over the weekend, and experts share thoughts on where its pieces could have fallen.
While the iPhone 5 will be the center of everyone's attention, note that according to Antoine Saint Exupery, what's essential is invisible to the eye. Aside from betting that the iPhone 5 won't have radical changes, you should think outside the box when comprehending what happens on Oct. 4 and thereafter.
