Planning for something new and here it is: Lenovo has launched its new Cloud Storage service, SugarSync’s service rebranding in actual term where it will provide all Lenovo PC, tablet and phone users with free 5GB of storage space over the cloud. Lenovo Cloud Storage can sync data between your PC and mobile devices. Other features available include version history,...
T-Mobile USA recently announced it will invest $4 billion over time to modernize its network and launch LTE services in 2013. T-Mobile’s CTO, Neville Ray, answered some questions about this network transformation effort — both of the HSPA+ and LTE varieties, and shares the latest T-Mobile 4G expansion news, spreading to eight additional cities: Abilene, Amarillo, Odessa, and Victoria, Texas; Bakersfield, California; Eau Claire, Wisconsin; Joplin and St. Joseph, Missouri. Ray reports that they’re now at 225 markets with HSPA+...
The newest version of Mozilla’s popular web browser, Firefox 11, was scheduled to come out yesterday, six weeks after the launch of version 10 – but to add flurry in the launch, the company announced that it will holding the launch for a day or two as the day is called as “Patch Tuesday” in which Microsoft released its latest Windows updates to machines....
Ofcom, UK telecommunication authority has granted preliminary approval for UK’s first commercial LTE network, allowing Everything Everywhere, a joint venture between Deutsche Telekom and France Telecom, to use the 1800MHz spectrum for LTE and potentially WiMAX on Orange and T-Mobile’s networks. Most of the 4G rollout is expected to take place on the 800MHz and 2.6GHz spectrum, which are currently being held for auction by the UK government. Everything Everywhere announced last month that it would be testing its first 1800MHz LTE...
America Online employees laid off seems not to be ending soon, the company recently fired over 40 employees last week and now the Executives at AOL have reportedly told The NYT that a total of over 100 people will be eliminated over the coming weeks. AOL is pruning employees for several of its web services, including the AOL Instant Messenger. AOL has also confirmed that the head of AIM, Jason Shellen is no longer with the company and also other top executive AOL SVP of business operations Eric van Miltenburg laid off. One former employee...
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) planning these days for “disposable” imaging satellites for soldiers that means that would let soldiers get on-demand satellite images of any area. DARPA handles research for the US military. The plan is that the Space Enabled Effects for Military Engagements (SeeMe) programs aiming to build around 24 small satellites...
With a struggling yen and in an elm to put a mark in Europe, Cannon is looking to cut cost and over the top the company is planning to do this by using industrial robots. Canon want to save as much as 400 billion yen (about $4.82 billion), according to Reuters over the next four years time. There is no other cost cutting measures were revealed so far and it is still not clear how the cost cutting will affect the company growth. Along with this, the company is also reportedly hoping to boost sales by around 41 percent over the next four...
Electronic Arts or just EA (as we know), the company behind the hit games like Dead Space, PopCap, Real Racing and lots more and in order to continue its urge of doing further bigger the company is planning on stepping up a support for Apple’s iPad 3 – the latest Apple added last week only. Speaking with MacWorld, Nick Earl, the SVP of Global Mobile and Social...
We all read Encyclopaedia Britannica in our lives sometimes one or sometimes even more than once and we do also know that the content it contain is precious, simply valuable but the massive Encyclopaedia Britannica is now officially out of print. The 32-volume, 65,000-article set will be no more with the final edition of 2010 still remains in stock but it comes with...
If you an Android developer and is looking for this year’s Google IO event which is scheduled for June, you need to open up your wallet a bit extra this time as the tickets for this year’s three-day developer conference will cost you $900 when they go on sale on March 27th. Registration will be opening up at 7AM PDT. The San Francisco-based event will now run...
