Motorola details breakup plans
Motorola this week gave more details of its planned reorganization, saying it will spin off its mobile devices and home products business into a new entity called Motorola Mobility.
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Al-Qaeda launches English web mag
Al-Qaeda opens a new front in its war on the West, launching an English-language internet magazine featuring articles such as ''Make a bomb in the kitchen of your mom''.
Tapping into the challenges of telepathy
Dave Evans knows his own mind. One day, he believes, it will be possible for him to know yours as well.
Apple blames faulty formula for iPhone 4 problems
In response to mounting reports that the iPhone 4 offers sub-par call reception, Apple today admitted that an algorithm used in its new smartphone is flawed and promised to update its iOS 4 in the next few weeks.
Apple blames faulty formula for iPhone 4 problems
In response to mounting reports that the iPhone 4 offers sub-par call reception, Apple today admitted that an algorithm used in its new smartphone is flawed and promised to update its iOS 4 in the next few weeks.
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Apple blames faulty formula for iPhone 4 problems
In response to mounting reports that the iPhone 4 offers sub-par call reception, Apple today admitted that an algorithm used in its new smartphone is flawed and promised to update its iOS 4 in the next few weeks.
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Disney taps Australian iPhone developer
Melbourne entrepreneur strikes gold.
Nokia on long comeback trail after smartphone misses
Nokia still sells more phones than Samsung, LG and Research in Motion (RIM) put together, but its inability to produce high-margin, high-end smartphones that can compete head-to-head with Apple's iPhone and Android-based smartphones is causing it major problems.
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Adobe Flex to gain mobile app capabilities
Adobe, with the planned "Hero" version of its open source Flex framework for building Web applications, will feature mobile application-building capabilities, the company said this week.
Adobe Flex to gain mobile app capabilities
Adobe, with the planned "Hero" version of its open source Flex framework for building Web applications, will feature mobile application-building capabilities, the company said this week.
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