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Remember that cell phone radiation law that passed in San Francisco that we talked about here six weeks ago? Well, the folks at the Cellular Telephone Industries Association isn’t taking this lying down–they’re bringing suit against San Francisco in a bid to block the law.

Is Apple worried about the Dell Streak and HP Slate? They, or some ad firm working for them, had previously taken out ads in Google AdWords that promoted an iPad text ad  when a user searched for “Dell Streak” and “HP Slate” on Google.co.uk. The ads have quietly disappeared (after [...]

Making use of electronic cards as a form of identification card or security pass is common these days and Fujitsu may just perk up that feature in the medical industry. The new solution aims to make check-in processes in hospitals and clinics more controlled with the aid of an innovative [...]

Tech blog CrunchGear is reporting that Apple is planning on opening ten new Apple Stores in Deutschland very soon. With one opening this week, that would bring the grand total of Apple Stores in Germany from it’s current three to a whopping total of 14. What’s Apple’s game here?

The new fiscal year starts for Microsoft but unfortunately not all employees will be around when it does. At least somewhere along the way, the tech giant may once again lay off some workers due to the worsening economy.

Whoever said that the cable era is a thing of the past? Perhaps as far as data and voice is concerned by what about HD videos? Well there is an impending technology on the horizon and it is called HDBaseT.

As much as I love technology and gadgets I happen to like football (that’s soccer for some folks) too. And what better way to enjoy it than by watching the South African World Cup 2010? It’s a pity though that we still rely on humans to judge the game especially [...]

Enjoying the web while mobile has to be a rarity in vehicles but the new 2010 Jeep Grand Cherokee may yet change all that thanks mainly to new features like the UConnect Web and an integrated router which can receive 3G broadband Internet.

In something that seems to be a bit surprising, financial site 24/7 Wall St. has started predicting companies that may bite the bullet for 2011 and T-Mobile has surprisingly been included. Apparently they have good reason to believe so despite T-Mobile being one of the largest carriers in the U.S. with 34 million customers.

Today when the flagship Apple Store in Tokyo’s Harajuku district opened at 8am (marking the start of iPhone 4 sales), music played, people claimed, confetti shot down from the building and there was general applause and fanfare. Not to be outdone by Apple, people lined up and cheered for something [...]