New Delhi: The decision on whether BlackBerry can continue in India or not will likely be out today. Union Home secretary GK Pillai will be meeting key officials from National Technical Research Organisation (NTRO), Intelligence Bureau and the Department of … Continue reading
Best Buy today announced that Verizon’s version of the rose by so many other names — the Verizon Samsung Fascinate — will be available for pre-order by the general public from August 29th. If you consider yourself somehow elevated above … Continue reading
If you’re an EVO 4G owner who loves Froyo as much as you love root access, then you’ve probably been a little cranky this past month, what with your two loves not on speaking terms. Good news, kiddo, those beautiful, … Continue reading
LaCie announced the latest in their line of external drives today, the Rikiki Go. Apparently, a Rikiki is a small monkey with a mohawk, as seen in the product documentation on the LaCie website. Regardless of strange marketing tactics, the … Continue reading
A couple days ago, I wrote a post wondering if it wasn’t time to change Facebook’s social graph dynamic? Specifically, I called for a simplified system that had two layers: your friends and your followers. I think that their current … Continue reading
Berlin: As part of the draft of a law governing workplace privacy, the German government on Wednesday proposed placing restrictions on employers who want to use Facebook profiles when recruiting. The bill would allow managers to search for publicly accessible … Continue reading
This is pretty interesting. I’ve always thought that the shapes on the Playstation controllers were chosen just to be distinctive, and so they didn’t have to use a numbered or lettered face button scheme like Nintendo’s. As it turns out, … Continue reading
WASHINGTON: An infected flash drive put in a US military laptop in 2008 set off the most significant cyberattack ever against the military by a foreign spy agency, according to a top US defence official. The previously classified incident, which … Continue reading