Technology news from BlackBerry shows $4.7 billion buyoutQR Code Press
Shares for the freefalling smartphone manufacturer ground to a halt as a takeover deal was inked. The downward spiral of BlackBerry stocks screeched to a stop ...
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Technology news explodes with 9 million iPhone salesQR Code Press
The tech world looks back over the launch weekend of the two latest Apple gadgets. Apple has now released its technology news data regarding the launch of ...
See all stories on this topic »eBay Buys An $800 M Friend For PayPal - BraintreeRedOrbit
Auction site eBay acquired global payment platform company Braintree, which will become part of PayPal, once the deal goes through. According to inside ...
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BANK TECHNOLOGY NEWSAmerican Banker
BANK TECHNOLOGY NEWS. Sol Cates (left) and Tina Stewart, Vormetric's chief security officer and vice president of marketing, respectively.
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Laser-Guided Technology Could Lead To Smaller, More Affordable ...RedOrbit
Image Caption: The nanoscale patterns of SLAC and Stanford's accelerator on a chip gleam in rainbow colors prior to being assembled and cut into their final ...
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Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Arrives At Sprint October 4RedOrbit
Samsung showed off its 5.7-inch Samsung Galaxy Note 3 earlier this month along with its much anticipated Galaxy Gear smartwatch. Now Sprint has announced ...
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California Law Gives Minors An Online 'Delete' ButtonRedOrbit
Kids may say the darndest things, but in the age of social media, those things can come back to haunt them. To help keep kids from ruining their future job or ...
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Which? Technology news roundup, 27 September 2013Which?
This week saw the announcement of multiple new tablets, with the budget Tesco Hudl, Amazon Kindle Fire HDX and Microsoft Surface Pro 2 all vying for ...
See all stories on this topic »Senator Contacts Apple CEO Over Touch ID Security ConcernsRedOrbit
US Senator Al Franken has reportedly written a letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook to express his concerns over the Touch ID fingerprint recognitiontechnology ...
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Boeing Turns Old Fighter Jets Into DronesRedOrbit
Boeing has begun repurposing old fighter jets as drones with plans to use them as airborne targets. Six retired Lockheed Martin F-16s have been retrofitted with ...
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Can 11 Million Listeners On iTunes Radio Topple Pandora?RedOrbit
Apple yesterday announced they sold over nine million iPhones in the first weekend of availability. Tucked away in the announcement was the claim that more ...
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Pew Explores Who's Not Using The Internet And Why?RedOrbit
In the early 19th century, a group of English textile artisans, who became known as the Luddites, protested against new labor-saving, job-killing machinery, ...
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Roku Revamps Its Devices, Lets Viewers Buy and Rent ContentRedOrbit
Roku Inc. announced a new feature yesterday which allows customers to buy or rent movies from their set-top boxes similar to the Apple TV. Roku also refreshed ...
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Pirate Bay Founder Gets Sentence Reduced, Cleared Of Bank ...RedOrbit
In June Pirate Bay Founder Gottfrid Svartholm Warg was sentenced to two years in jail after a judge found him guilty of hacking and money laundering charges.
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Apple Maps Guides Alaskan Drivers Onto Airport RunwayRedOrbit
Representatives with the Fairbanks International Airport in Alaska say Apple's maps are once again responsible for putting people in danger. According to a ...
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Using Caged Atoms To Create ElectricityRedOrbit
A lot of energy is wasted when machines turn hot, unnecessarily heating up their environment. Some of this thermal energy could be harvested using ...
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New Material Considered A Building Block For Fully Stretchable ...RedOrbit
Can you imagine a curtain that illuminates a room, or an electronic display almost as clear as a window? How about a smartphone screen that doubles in size ...
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Security Concerns Arise Over Apple's TouchID Fingerprint ScannerRedOrbit
Not long after Apple confirmed TouchID, the fingerprint scanner technology in the iPhone 5S, questions began to emerge about how the phone stores this ...
See all stories on this topic »LinkedIn Sued For Hacking Users' EmailsRedOrbit
LinkedIn, the social network for professionals, has been hit with a class action lawsuit by users who claim the company hacked into their email address books.
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Path To Flexible, Low-cost Sensors With Carbon NanotubesRedOrbit
Image Caption: Flexible, high-performance gas sensors (left) were made by spraying a solution of carbon nanotubes (right) onto a plastic backing. Credit: Uli ...
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Massive Data Leak Discovered In Three Large US Data ProvidersRedOrbit
After several months of investigations, security researcher Brian Krebs has pinpointed a massive data leak to weak points in three large US data providers.
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Apple iBeacon location technology gets demonstratedNDTV
As good as GPS is at helping smartphones guide you, the technology isn't very precise and doesn't work reliably indoors. Apple is trying to improve that with a ...
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Apple Touch ID hacked in less than 48 hoursCRN Australia
It took less than 48 hours for European hacker association Chaos Computer Club (CCC) to become the first group to bypass Apple's Touch ID, the anticipated ...
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If You Want to Follow Federal Technology News, This App is for YouNextgov
Good news for all our iPhone-carrying readers out there: Our fabulous team of developers has created an excellent app that delivers all the IT news and analysis ...
See all stories on this topic »Gender gap could create next big tech marketiT News
Hundreds of million fewer women have access to internet technologies and devices than men, a United Nations report estimates. The report, Doubling digital ...
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Dropbox Joins Major Tech Firms In Push To Disclose Government ...RedOrbit
Cloud storage provider Dropbox has joined Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Yahoo, LinkedIn and others in seeking permission to publish the number of national ...
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Book News: Apple Seeks Patent For Digital Book-Signing TechnologyNPR (blog)
But on Thursday, Apple applied for a patent on technology that would allow authors to digitally autograph ebooks, noting that "some users still prefer paper ...
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Senate candidate Cory Booker defends tweeting stripperThe Daily Telegraph
US Senate candidate Cory Booker says the disclosure that he messaged with a stripper isn't going to change anything about how he uses Twitter. Booker told ...
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Casinos wager on an Atari comebackThe Daily Telegraph
The game, developed by International Game Technology, the industry's largest slot manufacturer, converts points earned shooting digital insects directly into ...
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HP 'rethinks' data centre managementCRN Australia
An HP development team located in the same facility as HP Labs had been working on the OneView technology over a four-year period in a bid to dramatically ...
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Google Glitch Confuses GTalk And Hangout UsersRedOrbit
Earlier today some Google Hangout and GTalk users reported having their messages sent to the wrong recipients. Some users say their messages were either ...
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Gmail downed by dual network failureiT News
Widespread delays with the delivery of Gmail email over the past 24 hours were caused by a "rare dual network failure", Google revealed this morning.
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NSW kicks off prison mobile jamming trialiT News
The New Zealand Government has hit several roadbumps since introducing jamming technology in all of its 20 prisons in 2009, with reports of cost blowouts, ...
See all stories on this topic »Tiny Camera Gives Big Picture View Without Sacrificing High ...RedOrbit
Image Caption: This is the new fiber-coupled monocentric lens camera (left) next to the much larger Canon EOS 5D Mark III DSLR, used for conventional ...
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AP News in Brief at 5:58 p.m. EDTModesto Bee
In the middle of that, he received a call that he thought was a prank: a news ...16 by two network news organizations as the shooter in an apparent mix-up ...
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Keeping kids safe amidst changing technologyKING5.com
Our kids love electronics and surfing the web, but how do we keep them safe? Stefanie Thomas, a children's safety advocate for the Seattle Police Department ...
See all stories on this topic »Cyanogen Inc paves the way for mainstream Android customisationiT News
... Cyanogen Inc. With the substantial cash injection, they plan to make their software available to a wider audience beyond their current tech-savvy users.
See all stories on this topic »New Low-heat, High-efficiency White Lighting OptionsRedOrbit
Image Caption: This is a photograph of bright white light (right) achieved using lasers in combination with phosphors next to an image of the phosphor with no ...
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Google introduces new "Hummingbird" search algorithmMoneyweb.co.za
Google Inc has overhauled its search algorithm, the foundation of the Internet's dominant search engine, to better cope with the longer, more complex queries it ...
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Facebook Now Lets Users Edit Thier Status UpdatesRedOrbit
Facebook is now allowing users to edit posts after they've shared them. The feature has rolled out to Android and the web today and according to TechCrunch ...
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NSA spying fiasco sending customers overseasComputer News Middle East
Information Technology & Innovation Foundation (ITIF) estimated in a report that the US cloud computing market could stand to lose up to $35 billion by 2016 ...
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Popular Science blames 'trolls' for comments shut-offBBC News
Popular Science, the science and technology news website, has shut off the ... comments can polarise readers and skew their interpretation of a news story, Ms ...
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US anti-patent troll reform gathers paceiT News
United States lawmakers are moving closer to limiting abusive law suits by so-called patent trolls or non-practising entities that are beleaguring manytechnology ...
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Gitex Preview: HuaweiComputer News Middle East
Huawei's Enterprise Business Group will be the focus at GITEX this year showcasing many of its latest technologies and solutions catered to industries from ...
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Samsung unveils Galaxy Note 3 for MENAComputer News Middle East
Samsung GALAXY Note 3 offers the LTE technologies – CAT4 Carrier ... In addition to technological advancements, Samsung GALAXY Note 3 delivers a new ...
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Adam Goodes is AFL's most talked about on TwitterThe Daily Telegraph
THE furore sparked by a racial slur directed at Swans star Adam Goodes during a MCG clash against Collingwood has made him this year's most talked about ...
See all stories on this topic »German hackers defeat Apple fingerprint lockiT News
The Chaos Computer Club is one of Germany's oldest informationtechnology associations, having been founded in 1981 and now has around 3600 members.
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IDC concludes Saudi Arabia CIO Summit 2013Computer News Middle East
Featuring insights from Dr. Khalid Al Odhaibi, executive director of Health Informatics and Information Technology at King Fahad Medical City, and Rashed Al ...
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BlackBerry agrees to $4.7bn buyoutMoneyweb.co.za
BlackBerry announced Monday it agreed to a $4.7 billion buyout by a consortium of investors who plan to take the struggling Canadian smartphone maker ...
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Evolution of Siri on the iPhoneComputer News Middle East
Apple's voice-recognition based personal assistant Siri has been in beta for the last two years, and has remained as such until the recent launch of iOS 7.
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