Free of trans fats in NYC, but its not all good news
New York City begins its ban of artificial trans fats in fried foods on Sunday, July 1, 2007. Already 83% of restaurants are reporting the switch, but to what?
Torn apart: what’s inside the iPhone
iPhone is go, and tech enthusiasts are already ripping their new units apart to see exactly what's inside.
Eclipse releases annual open source project
Europa release consists of more than 17m lines of code.
Frenzy as iPhone go on sale
Hundreds of people who lined up to be among the first to get their hands on Apple's coveted iPhone now have bragging rights.
Gartner: Keep the iPhone out of the corporate enterprise
Gartner analysts are warning IT managers to expect a flood of requests to support Apple's new iPhone, but to just say no..
Can Microsoft Office front-end your business processes?
Microsoft is set to kick off an Office-for-business-processes strategy, focusing on composite apps called Office Business Applications, or OBAs, starting next month..
AMD plans to ship two versions of Quad-Core chip in August
AMD said the new processors are expected to increase performance up to 70 percent on certain database applications and up to 40 percent on floating point applications..
Will iPhone ring up the sales?
Industry analysts get to the core of Apple's mobile phone.
PS3 is number one down-under says SCEA head
Sony Computer Entertainment Australia head Michael Ephraim has analysed the latest sales figures for the PS3 locally and has declared the hefty black gaming console number one in the region.
AMD: Barcelona quad-core to outperform Intel Clovertown
Chipmaker AMD has stated that it is on track to ship its long awaited quad-core Barcelona processors in August promising significant performance enhancements over existing architectures. The AMD...