An Apple Inc. executive has confirmed his retirement from the iPhone company. An Apple Inc. executive has confirmed his retirement from the iPad and iPhone company.
Will Android dominate the Smart Watch market? Ultra-modern watches and other wearable gadgets now have a new Android software from Google at their disposal.
Check which pricing is appropriate for your business Microsoft 365 is the latest subscription plan from the software company that allows users to access any of the Office Suite applications as well as other enabled Internet productivity services such as Exchange Online, which hosts email for business and conferencing, extra online storage with SkyDrive, and Skype world minutes.
In an effort to better connect with this community, the establishment launched a new promotion that employs a Mexican slang term that means "super cool" to some, while others find the term deeply offensive. Pizza Patrón's limited time offer, an extra-spicy pizza that boosts jalapeño encrusted pepperoni, topped with even more jalapeño, is being called La Chingona.
Google's YouTube and Viacom resolved a copyright lawsuit seven years after it was filed. Google's YouTube and Viacom resolved a copyright lawsuit seven years after it was filed.
Following the heels of the decision by CVS Caremark Corp. to stop selling tobacco products, 28 U.S. attorneys general are pushing for the heads of five major retailers to do the same, according to "Fox News."
A growing number of doctors in the United States have been voicing an increased concern over the quality of generic medications imported from India, according to a recent in-depth report from Reuters. The concerns weighing on the minds of many doctors in the U.S. come from an increasing trend of recalls and import bans put in place recently by the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) on drugs made in India.
Apart from its faulty ignition switch recall of 1.6 million vehicles, General Motors has issued another recall for 1.5 million vehicles due to various safety risks such as problems with the air bag system.
April 8 marks the deadline for the U.S. government to complete secure operating systems installations to federal computers. However as the date fast approaches, roughly 10 percent of the several million federally used computers will still be running with the outdated system.
States with legal marijuana seek to regulate the booming industry The League of California Cities and Police Chiefs Assn. have sponsored a bill designed to regulate marijuana more like a medicine.
Last year's massive security breach which led to the loss of the personal information of over 100 million Americans could possibly be worse, Target cautioned in a statement filed last week.
Late last month General Motors issued a recall for nearly 1.4 million of its compact cars, including the Cobalt, citing issues of failed airbags and key-ignition troubles.
Near to 900,000 minivans have been recalled by the automaker. The Japanese automaker has issued a large-scale recall of one of its models due to a fire risk.
Amazon is raising Prime membership to $99 Retail giant Amazon has recently announced that their popular Prime service will increase in price from $79 to $99 a year in a controversial first price hike since the service was started nine years ago.
Warner Bros. customer support is responding to complaints from people who backed the film but can only view it on the studio's exclusive Flixter and Ultraviolet service, which many users say isn't working properly.
Quiznos, the popular toasted sub sandwich chain, has filed for protection from bankruptcy. Toasted sandwich chain Quiznos filed for protection from bankruptcy last Friday.
