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OnLive Launches 25 New Games for Subscribers
OnLive gaming service has revealed that it has developed application controls, called `vPad', through which its game subscribers would be able to play games by connecting set-top box either to TV or to smartphone/tablets.
RIM Loses Trademark Lawsuit to Basis
There seems to be no end to worries for RIM as now it has been told that instead of using “BBX” on the smartphones, they would be changing the name to BlackBerry 10.
Microsoft’s Novel Windows Store To Come Up In February 2012
Come February 2012 and the world would witness Microsoft’s novel Windows Store. This is specially going to open for its Windows 8 products, which would include computers, tablets and notebooks.
Panel Reveals New Facts about Japan's Olympus Corp’s Scandal
Legal action has been asked over Japan's Olympus Corp’s scandal in which executives were alleged of covering investment losses up to $1.7 billion. The scandalous activity of the executives forced Michael Woodford to resign from the post of President from the organization.
U.S. Postal Service to Slow Down
The U. S. Postal Service has made it clear that if they witnessed any further bankruptcy, then they have full plans to close as much as 250 postal centers across the country. They are already facing $3 billion debt and further more is not in their plan list.
H1Siri Hack Promotes Privacy and Security Complaints
The H1Siri hack cases have been increasing with every passing day. It was only last week when the world came to know about it and since number of the iPhone 4 and iPod touch users have put forth their concerns about it.
Samsung Was No Threat to Apple, Reveals Apple Research
It has been revealed from redacted copy of Apple and Samsung US case that it is not Samsung but Apple which has been playing dubious games.
MF Global Collapse Triggered Series of Discussions
Last week, the imploded futures brokerage played a significant role in making MF Global a popular name among natives in America and credited to be the largest Wall Street breakdown, most probably from three years since the epic end of Lehman Brothers.
Valve Warns Users against Attack on Database
"We do not have evidence that encrypted credit card numbers or personally identifying information were taken by the intruders, or that the protection on credit card numbers or passwords was cracked”, said the head of online gaming giant Valve, Gabe Newell, while warning users that some hackers have spoiled its Steam forums on Sunday night.
Sony Set to Launch Revolutionary TV
“We took it on the chin over and over again -- the problem that we have is that we were alone out there, so nobody had anything else to write about that month”, said the Chief Executive Officer of Sony, Sir Howard Stringer, while briefing the company’s plan to launch a revolutionary television set in the market.
Facebook Recoils on Privacy Issue
As per reports, Facebook has recently declared that it was very close to establish settlements with the US government regarding allegations which said that it misinformed users about its utilizing of their personal information.
Apple Offers Solution for iPhone Battery Troubles
According to reports, Apple officials have recently declared that they have released iOS 5.0.1, the projected modernize designed to fasten numerous vague bugs drained in the iPhone's battery, in a more rapid way.
Honda Unveils Modernized Version of ASIMO Robot
On Tuesday, the renowned auto maker Honda revealed its modernized version of ASIMO robot attributed with magnificent qualities such as fast running stamina, ability to recognize faces as well as voices and estimate fluctuations.
Asustek Claims Fastest Transformer Tablet
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It seems each and every company is running to earn their niche place in the tech market, whether through claiming the world’s thinnest tablet, which Motorola is claiming, or by popularizing the tablet to be fastest one, which Asustek Computer has claimed recently.
Droid RAZR to be Motorola’s Best Bet
There would be a shiny, bright and illuminated world with the new Motorola’s DROID RAZR. The smartphone, which could change the fortune for Motorola, is apparently the world’s thinnest smartphone, just 28-inches thick.
Dish Networks Speaks In Favor of Satellite Assisted Mobile Broadband
Yesterday, an announcement by the Chairman of Dish Network, Charlie Ergen, broadened the smile of the majority of investors. Further, it has been reported that the stock was closed at a 5% higher position to $24.66 in a trading environment where Dish had lost around 111,000 video subscribers in the quarter, while the street has anticipated a loss of 80,000.
HP to Sell Palm's WebOS Mobile Software Platform
On Tuesday, the eighth largest economy of the world, Italy faced a crucial vote regarding the public finance in parliament. Besides holding 8th rank globally, it also credits to be the third top most economy in the euro zone.
Profit Going Down for Toyota, Honda
Japan was shaken up severely by March earthquake, but the impact of earthquake on Japan's economy can still be seen. Toyota, the world's biggest automaker, has announced a decline in its first half net profit of this year. The manufacturer has blamed that the earthquake had caused a drift in its profit.
New Warfare 3 Going to Be Out Soon
Recent reports have revealed that the ‘Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3’ is packed with a lot of action. This is going to be the third version of the game series and gamers have high hopes. The makers say the gamers are in for the surprises and are not going to be disappointed at all.
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