Apple Denies Internal Source for Fake iPhone Memo
Apple reveals little about an e-mail message received by company employees falsely claiming that the company would delay the release of its iPhone and Leopard operating system.
Comcast Begins Rolling Out 50-Mbit Service
Several weeks after launching a 250 Gbytes-per-month download cap for its residential customers, Comcast announced Wednesday that it has started rolling out a revamped "wideband" service, which offers speeds up to 50 Mbits/s.
EU Official: U.S. Must Change E-Gambling Laws
European trade chief Peter Mandelson said the United States should let foreign companies into its multibillion-dollar online gaming market instead of trying to compensate European firms for shutting them out.
Batch File Redirection Oddity
In a Windows XP Command Prompt I want to redirect the output of a batch file, for example TEST.BAT >DELETE.TXT.
New Sprint Push-to-Talk Demo Impresses
Whither Nextel? Or maybe just wither Nextel? Here's the good news for chirpmaniacs: I watched some Sprinters make a Nextel Direct Connect push-to-talk call on a CDMA handset today, and it sounded just like Nextel.
Lenovo Doubles Quarterly Earnings
World No. 4 PC maker Lenovo Group Ltd lagged forecasts despite doubling quarterly earnings, as a decelerating U.S. economy depressed laptop sales while competition intensified with the likes of Asian rival Acer Inc.
What the iPhone 3G Will Really Cost You
The cell phone market is a dizzying magic show of misdirection. The cheap prices you see for phones are usually for new customers only, with two-year contracts and mail-in rebates. And guess what? The iPhone 3G is just another cell phone.
Samsung Unveils Four New Compact Cameras
Four point-and-shoot models from Samsung feature advanced abilities, such as high-definition output to HDTVs, HD video capture, and even music and video playback via the iPod.
Apple Sells Two Million Copies of Leopard, Already
Apple Inc said it sold more than two million copies of the latest version of its operating system, Mac OS X Leopard, since its release on Friday.
Motorola Plans Even Thinner "Scalpel"Phones
Motorola Inc. plans a new range of slim cell phones next year, the head of its cell-phone division said on Wednesday.
