Nokia has been rocking the mobile phones market for quite a long time now and the reason for their supremacy is because of the quality of products that they are manufacturing and therefore enjoys a fair share of customer’s confidence on them. They are bringing out latest handsets one by one and they are also Read more
Samsung Electronics want to ban the sales of Apple’s new iPhone less than a day following the unveiling, which intensifies a legal dispute between the two top brands.
It is going to file legal cases in other countries in an effort to stop the transaction of the iPhone 4S after further review, the South Korean maker of Galaxy smartphones and tablets said in a statement.
It appears that the US banks are at a losing end as more thieves are using credit and debit card to steal some money.
Internationally, security is now becoming the main concern of the payment industry. It is said that for every $100 worth of credit and debit card purchases last year, 4.46 cents goes to the thieves. This is not the first that it happened since it already happens back in 2009, with an average lost of 4.71 cents. The report based on a data released by The Nilson Report, a California trade publication.
Sony, one of the world’s biggest electronic companies has finally begun to ship the 15.5 inch VAIO S, which was introduced at IFA in the last August 2011. Sony has started a serious wide renovation programme in the last May. It brought outstanding changes in portability, performance and power efficiency using the Intel’s Sandy Bridge Read more
Japanese mobile manufacturer NTT Docomo has claimed to produce a prototype battery, which can take full charge in just 10 minutes. NTT exhibited the new announced battery and the charger at CEATEC in Tokyo and Engadget reported all the details.