X2 Computing has announced the launch of its own range of iTablets, the X2 iTablet, right after the launch of the Apple iPad tablet. With Apple going for the name iPad, X2 has been quick to snag the "iTablet" name, before someone else did.
There is another app named iBookstore already, so we are a bit confused about the name.
Micromax has launched its Micromax Q5 dual sim mobile phone in the Indian market.
Facebook, the social networking site, has rubbished claims that it will begin to charge users for its services. On the contrary, two Facebook groups with over 200000 members believe the site will start charging them soon.
British Telecom has announced that it will launch its super speed broadband, called BT Infinity, in the UK.
British Telecom or BT, the UK's leading fixed line operator, has launched an aggressive pricing strategy for its high speed broadband internet which offers 40 MBPS speeds. The aggressive pricing strategy is meant at capturing more customers from its main rivals' hands.
There is another app named iBookstore already, so we are a bit confused about the name.
This is the most expensive version of the Apple iPad, just announced by Steve Jobs.
X2 Computing has announced the launch of its own range of iTablets, the X2 iTablet, right after the launch of the Apple iPad tablet. With Apple going for the name iPad, X2 has been quick to snag the "iTablet" name, before someone else did.
Virgin Limited Edition has launched a new underwater plane, the Necker Nymph, that will allow guests to dive down to depths of 130 feet, in Richard Branson's Necker Island, in the Caribbean.
The Mobile World Congress (MWC) is near, and look what we have got here!
The public-sector Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has started providing its 3G additional video services, on Ericsson’s video gateway platform, in the eastern region of India.
Apple's latest creation, the iPad, is merely a day old, and already the threats of legal proceedings against the company over the name of the product looms big. Japanese consumer electronics products maker Fujitsu has said that the name iPad belongs to them; it is the name of a handheld retail sales sector device which was launched in 2002.
