Steve Jobs announced Wednesday at a news conference in San Francisco that Apple is coming out with a new, smaller and cheaper Apple TV.
Joining cars, eggs, deli meat and frozen fruit bars hall of recall this year Global Positioning Systems Batteries of Garmin International, Inc. has stated that certain models of its nuvi line are being recalled because of a potential fire hazard with the non-removable battery within the device.
An email has been circulating around the internet, saying that a once-in-a-lifetime phenomenon is going to happen Friday night, August 27th.
A recent study showed that the moon’s surface has shrunk over the last billion years or so, though the change is not noticeable just from staring at it.
McAfee, the antivirus software and computer security company, purchased by the electronics company Intel on August 19, 2010, published for the fourth time its annual list of dangerous individuals to search for in the web.
Google’s head of TV technology says, “We’re putting a browser in the TV to enable a whole bunch of things that the studios and the networks are already doing, but in a less disjointed fashion.”
August 18, 2010 | Posted in
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Paul Shin Devine, a midlevel global supply manager at Apple since 2005, is due in court on Monday afternoon.
August 15, 2010 | Posted in
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Asurion Corp., the largest global provider of wireless handset insurance and wireless roadside assistance programs, has its center in Smyrna, Tenn. recalling about 470,000 counterfeit batteries for refurbished BlackBerry PDAs because they overheat posing burns and fires.
August 12, 2010 | Posted in
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British astrophysicist Stephen Hawking said that humans should start moving out of our planet soon if we want to avoid extinction.
Mark Papermaster, the one we would forever remember as the Apple executive who brought about “antennagate”, is leaving the company.
August 9, 2010 | Posted in
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