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March 4, 2010 From News
Fortune magazine has released its annual World's Most Admired Companies list, and Apple has taken the top spot for the third year in a row. In fact, Apple received more votes in the survey than every other company put together.
February 10, 2010 From News
According to the latest numbers released by comScore MobiLens service, Motorola has maintained the top spot in OEM market share for U.S. mobile phones
February 8, 2010 From News
In the latest global rankings of smartphone market share from IDC, Nokia and Research in Motion (RIM) have kept the two highest spots- with Apple moving into third place.
January 11, 2010 From News
The masses at the Consumer Electronics Show would surely agree that green electronics have permeated the show floor.
January 8, 2010 From News
In a rollicking, multimedia keynote at International CES Thursday, Intel CEO Paul Otellini gave a wide-reaching overview of all of the many applications for his company's technology- both now and in the future.
December 14, 2009 From News
Best Buy said this weekend that it is dropping the price of the Nokia Booklet 3G netbook by $100, to $199.99.
November 25, 2009 From News
Verizon Wireless has announced several big specials that will begin Black Friday and continue through the rest of Thanksgiving weekend.
November 10, 2009 From News
Nokia has issued a worldwide recall of 14 million mobile phone chargers.
September 21, 2009 From News
IBM, Microsoft, GE, Nokia and Google were among the companies with a hand in the electronics business who made the top ten of Interbrand's latest ranking of the best global brands.
August 28, 2009 From Dave Thomas
UZI Magazine has posted a 42-minute documentary on Vimeo called Hello Africa. It's about how mobile phone use is changing the business, personal and artistic lives of Africans. For at least a year now, I've been hearing that the mobile phone is the PC of Africa (not to mention Russia and China), and the numbers presented in this doc tend to bear that out. It's easily the most ubiquitous piece of technology there, outnumbering and outpacing personal computers, television sets and land lines. In fact, a mobile phone seems like the only new piece of technology from the past 30 years present in most of the footage.
