Geek Shed

Nokia's chief executive officer Stephen Elop was not joking when he stated at the launch of the novel Lumia 900 Windows Phone at CES that pricing for the gadget would be cutthroat.

HP has declared that it proposes to release the code behind webOS in the month of September under the Apache License, Edition 2.0.

Motorola on January 24 lodged a novel lawsuit in Florida accusing Apple with infringing six copyrights in the iPhone 4S and four of those patents in iCloud.

Nintendo Co. declared that it posted loss in the first nine months of the fiscal year, weighed down by lethargic sales of its Wii console, costs connected with its novel 3DS hand-held gaming system.

Sony has produced a slimmer and more successful back-illuminated CMOS image sensor, which will be utilized to develop high-class cameras for stand-alone products plus for smartphones and other cellular appliances.

RIM’s (Research In Motion) newly appointed chief executive Thorsten Heins stated that he proposes to concentrate more on the consumer market but that a "drastic alteration" is not essential at the stressed BlackBerry manufacturer.

The all-new Hyundai i30 is on track and the Korean maker has declared rates along with other vital facts of its Golf-competitor with the range beginning at £14,495.

The nation’s number two telecommunication company Optus stated that it had inked the wholesale services contract which Optus and other telecommunication companies have been discussing with NBN Co for the last 15 months.

It has been disclosed that Northern Ireland tablet and smartphone possessors download the majority of applications in the United Kingdom.

Twitter has adopted Summify, a service, which gathers via your social media summary to deliver a daily digest of the
most applicable stories to your inbox or an iPhone application.

Tablets catered by Microsoft's upcoming Windows 8 OS and Intel processors could begin as high as $600, a price level, which could make them noncompetitive with well known Android-based devices like Amazon's best Kindle Fire.

Yahoo’s chief executive officer (CEO) Jerry Yang has left the company. His exit from the company may remove barrier to Asia asset sale.

Motorola's Defy+ telephone is already boasted as a tough-as-nails smartphone, comprehending the essentials and surviving tumbles from huge heights.

In a bid to deal with ever growing data utilization from subscribers, AT&T has rolled out novel
data plans for smartphone and tablet users.

Vodafone Australia has introduced a novel usage application for Android and iOS clients, which it says will offer up an gentler means of accessing account usage data.

Wikipedia will shutdown its English edition of the web encyclopedia for 24 hours on January 18 with the aim to protest against contentious legislation in the United States.

Skype, software giant Microsoft’s $8.5billion acquisition, could lastly be completely incorporated into Windows Phone, but not yet.

BMW is recalling around 89,000 Mini brand cars, comprising the Mini Cooper line of vehicles.

Web search giant Google introduced a few novel updates to its Gmail offline Chrome application that it primarily introduced in August 2011. The HTML5-powered app lets users access their Gmail even when they’re offline.

Taiwanese hardware manufacturer Asus announced that it doesn’t intend to roll out its 7in tablet with a quad-core Nvidia Tegra 3 processor in the United Kingdom market.

Twitter's child defense strategies are lagging behind other social networking websites, as per the organization established to embark upon the sexual exploitation of kids in United Kingdom.

Telstra has rolled out a wholesale 3G postpaid cellular phone service with maximum data download pace of around 7.2Mbps.

AT&T may have lagged in the 4G LTE race but the cell phone giant has lastly rolled out the fast network in New York City and 10 other markets, with anticipates to roll the service out fully by 2013 end.

A "smart" internet-linked TV, which has the capability to have its hardware upgraded each year has been revealed by Samsung.

BSkyB (British Sky Broadcasting) is eyeing to rein in spectators’ increasing utilization of the social networking sites Twitter and Facebook while watching TV with its investment in technology start-up Zeebox.

The electronics and entertainment giant inaugurated its CES press meeting by disclosing a prototype "Crystal LED display", which utilizes miniature light-emitting diodes instead of pixels.

A Netflix application has started emerging on PS3s in the United Kingdom earlier than the service's planned early 2012 launching on this side of the pond.

At CES Unveiled occasion, we got a brief look at a few smartphones from Lenovo.

We just got through with a hands-on look at Toshiba’s newest ultrabook, this time an unspecified prototype model with a 14 inch screen.

Ford anticipates its revamped Fusion can assist it catch the Camry.

A nasty bit of malevolent program making the rounds on the social networking site Facebook has reportedly made off with the usernames as well as passwords of over 45,000 users.

Research In Motion (RIM) has ditched two novel BlackBerry cellular phones planned for release during this year (2012).

Asus has declared that its Transformer Prime tablet will get an improvement to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich on January 12.

Google punished its own browser's search standings on Tuesday over a marketing operation, which went bad, the company stated.

A Chinese toy maker is eyeing to release an action figure doll of late Apple originator Steve Jobs .

Google has took on more IBM patents, adding over 200 to about 2,000 copyrights it had formerly purchased from IBM.

Hewlett Packard Co., the globe’s largest manufacturer of PCs, proposes to roll out a pair of desktop PCs, directing to stand out from a flood of portable technology at the coming week’s CES.

Vodafone Hutchison Australia has began selling live TV services to cell phone clients. This comprises free-to-air and subscription TV channels.