Two views of Lenovo The News & Observer | Lenovo is betting that, when it comes to laptops, two screens are better than one. | The Chinese PC maker, which has one of its world headquarters in Morrisville, bills its new ThinkPad W700ds as "the industry's first dual-screen mobile workstation," or high-end laptop. The latest ThinkPad is amon...
The perfect smart phone Canada Dot Com | By most measures, iPhone owners should have been pleased this year. Apple sped up the phone, slashed its price and introduced a revolutionary App Store. But ask iPhone users how they would improve the device and most will have suggestions at the ready, including a longer-lasting battery, a higher-...
Mumbai gunmen used U.S. VoIP service The New York Times | A U.S. VoIP phone service kept one of the terrorists who carried out deadly attacks in Mumbai, India, in November in touch with his handlers based in Pakistan, according to reports describing a dossier of evidence compiled by Indian officials. | Th...
Two views of Lenovo The News & Observer | Lenovo is betting that, when it comes to laptops, two screens are better than one. | The Chinese PC maker, which has one of its world headquarters in Morrisville, bills its new ThinkPad W700ds as "the industry's first dual-screen mobile workstation...
'We are in a very competitive, innovative world' The Times | Didier Lombard knows a thing or two about boom and bust. The last time the telecoms and technology industries weathered a crash, when the dot-com bubble burst in 2000, he was the French Government's ambassador in Silicon Valley. | Mr Lombard took u...
WiMax: Complementary not competitive The Times Of India | Text: For India’s 375 million-and-growing mobile phone users, 2009 holds the promise of third generation (3G) mobile and WiMax services. | The new technologies bring with it an exciting array ...
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Need to know: Vodafone ... Ashtead ... Pubs The Times | View video and Need to Know interactive heatmap | Economics | Manufacturing production: Output from Britain's factories fell in October for the eighth month in a row, slumping by...
Microsoft Response Point SP1 fills VoIP gaps The New York Times | Like their enterprise counterparts, smaller businesses constantly look for ways to operate more efficiently, increasingly so in today's economy. | In the area of telephony techno...
here today, gone tomorrow The Statesman Several Hindi films without songs have been doing exceedingly well. Does it really matter if it fails to serve the purpose of linking disparate scenes or taking the story forward? Derek Bose wonders | In Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi, music composers Salim and...
Massive layoff is a security issue The New York Times | It's been a rough week. Today, my company announced a 15% cut in its workforce, or about 1,000 employees. | Naturally, I knew this well before today. Layoffs are never easy, and it can be agonizing to come into contact with co-workers -- some of th...
Nokia expands in Latin America The Miami Herald | While many multinational executives with Latin American operations are biting their nails over sales projections for 2009, officials at Nokia Corp.'s Latin American headquarters in Miami feel confident they will see sustained growth despite the exp...
Airtel and RIM launch the BlackBerry solution in Seychelles Nation | Mahe, Seychelles and Waterloo, ON–Telecom (Seychelles) Limited (Airtel) and Research In Motion (RIM) (NASDAQ: RIMM; TSX: RIM) has announced the launch of the BlackBerry® solution in Seychelles. | The BlackBerry solution brings together smartphones,...
Tulip Telecom: Sprinting the last mile The Times Of India | Text: A company that has changed its name twice in the 16 years since its launch may come across as a bit confused. On the contrary, for Tulip Telecom (which is its most recen...
As laptops dominate, desktop PCs face obsolescence Scientific American | As laptops dominate, desktop PCs face obsolescence A shop attendant works on a laptop at a computer store in Taipei December 30, 2008. The age of the desktop PC appears to be over as its more portable cousin, the laptop, surges ahead with consumers clamouring for light-weight computers in funky designs for use at home, in cafes and on the train t...
What will Apple announce at its Macworld swansong? CNN By Brandon Griggs | CNN | SAN FRANCISCO, California (CNN) -- When Apple vice president Philip Schiller takes the stage here Tuesday morning for the keynote address at the Macworld Conference & Expo, he'll face a good-news, bad-news scenario. | The bad news: This will be the first Macworld keynote not delivered by Apple CEO Steve Jobs since 1997, an...
