Nokia again faces make-or-break point with new Lumia phones
CNET
commentary You can call it the "Nokia comeback story," take two. That will likely be the theme again as Nokia and Microsoft host an event in New York on Wednesday to unveil the latest Lumia smartphones, now running on Windows Phone 8. Leaks of the ...
See all stories on this topic »Links 03 Sept: Apple Vies To Ban More Samsung Phones
Forbes
In the second, the other, Apple v Samsung case over smartphone patents Apple has just applied to have more Samsung phones banned from sale. They are the following models: The Samsung smartphones named in the complaint are: Galaxy S III – Verizon, ...
See all stories on this topic »Rebekah Brooks appears in court on phone-hacking charges
Los Angeles Times
In Brooks' case she faces two more specific charges of hacking into the phones of murdered teenager Milly Dowler who died in March 2003, and of Andy Gilchrist a former militant leader of the Fire Brigades Union who lead a controversial firefighters ...
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So what is 'phone hacking'?
OUPblog (blog)
The RIPA is primarily concerned with the powers of law enforcement agencies to investigate criminality by listening into phone calls and other types of covert surveillance. The Act also criminalises the interception of communication by others ...
See all stories on this topic »GET A LIFE: Can you believe walking and cell phones don't mix?
The Patriot Ledger
A new study suggests “distracted walking” is taking a toll on teenagers as the number of pedestrian injuries soars among 16 to 19 year olds. Safe Kids Worldwide, a not-for-profit organization based in Washington stated that, “We have distracted drivers ...
See all stories on this topic »Phone makers explore Android alternatives
ITWeb
Some phone makers are quietly exploring alternatives to the Android operating system implicated in the Samsung-Apple ruling, industry watchers say, despite their public pronouncements they are sticking with the technology. Last week, a US court ruled ...
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CNET
commentary You can call it the "Nokia comeback story," take two. That will likely be the theme again as Nokia and Microsoft host an event in New York on Wednesday to unveil the latest Lumia smartphones, now running on Windows Phone 8. Leaks of the ...
See all stories on this topic »Links 03 Sept: Apple Vies To Ban More Samsung Phones
Forbes
In the second, the other, Apple v Samsung case over smartphone patents Apple has just applied to have more Samsung phones banned from sale. They are the following models: The Samsung smartphones named in the complaint are: Galaxy S III – Verizon, ...
See all stories on this topic »Rebekah Brooks appears in court on phone-hacking charges
Los Angeles Times
In Brooks' case she faces two more specific charges of hacking into the phones of murdered teenager Milly Dowler who died in March 2003, and of Andy Gilchrist a former militant leader of the Fire Brigades Union who lead a controversial firefighters ...
See all stories on this topic »
| Now, android phones get water-resistant Inquirer.net The young Valenciano is a brand ambassador of Sony's new line of scratch-resistant, water-resistant and dust-resistant Android phones—the Xperia Arc S and the Xperia Go. They are the first in the market to produce these phones, that can function in ... See all stories on this topic » |  Inquirer.net |
OUPblog (blog)
The RIPA is primarily concerned with the powers of law enforcement agencies to investigate criminality by listening into phone calls and other types of covert surveillance. The Act also criminalises the interception of communication by others ...
See all stories on this topic »GET A LIFE: Can you believe walking and cell phones don't mix?
The Patriot Ledger
A new study suggests “distracted walking” is taking a toll on teenagers as the number of pedestrian injuries soars among 16 to 19 year olds. Safe Kids Worldwide, a not-for-profit organization based in Washington stated that, “We have distracted drivers ...
See all stories on this topic »Phone makers explore Android alternatives
ITWeb
Some phone makers are quietly exploring alternatives to the Android operating system implicated in the Samsung-Apple ruling, industry watchers say, despite their public pronouncements they are sticking with the technology. Last week, a US court ruled ...
See all stories on this topic »
| The days of fake phones numbered Daily Nation (Read: What becomes of CCK's 2.5m e-waste phones?) As part of the awareness campaign, mobile operators were required to send text messages to their subscribers guiding them on how to establish whether a handset is genuine or not. “Subscribers now ... See all stories on this topic » |  Daily Nation |