According to a study released by Sperling’s BestPlaces and Intel Corporation, Washington, D.C has been named the “Best City for Teleworking” in America.

Texas Instruments announced its next generation BlueLink™ 6.0 platform that combines Bluetooth® wireless technology with high fidelity FM stereo and mono performance on a single chip. TI’s solution will support streaming FM stereo music from the handset to a Bluetooth-enabled headset.

Google and Time Warner’s online division, AOL have reached a final agreement.

Named WD Passport, the newest pocket hard drive can hold up to 6GB of information. Its size is: 61mm long, 45.7mm wide. It weights around 50g, so very easy to lose.

Software developers have started working more and more on creating new applications for mobile users and their devices.

Smart Communications, the wireless service provider from Philippines and Nokia have completed the first High Speed Data Packet Access (HSDPA) call in the country. The call was made in Smart’s live network.

Now, we all acknowledge the direct competition between the two hardware producers AMD and Intel but what happens if one of the two companies sets its eyes on the competition’s people? Let the head hunting begin.

After some tests, and some voices, Apple will limit the volume on their IPod. The same action was first tried on the French customers in 2002, when the French imposed a limit of volume of 100 and Apple was forced to pull the devices from the market.

Sensics, Inc., the virtual reality display systems company, today announced the commercial availability of the piSight(TM), a high-end panoramic virtual reality (VR) display system that delivers an unprecedented feeling of space and mass in a lightweight head-mounted display

The U.S. Redmond giant has already had to face the European Commission several times regarding its policy.

Intel launched the “Community PC” platform exclusively developed to meet the needs of rural villages and communities in India. The platform is equipped to operate in a community setting while accommodating the varying environmental conditions prevalent in the country.

Vodafone Netherlands and Ericsson have signed a five-year contract for services management.

Now, how many times have you forgotten to save your files or even worse just delete things you needed, for example your own blog?

New online service to fight against phishing available for Internet users.

Fujitsu is the first one to implement NVidia GeForce Go 7900GS into one of its laptops. And what a laptop.

Internet has become a necessity. It is, even if we want it or not, a “must”. Check your email, chat, search, blog, read, get all the information you need from the Web.

If last week, Dell Japan accidentally released information about the new 2407WFP display, today we can find out more information about Dell Latitude from a German PDF file

StreamCast Networks Inc., the company behind the Morpheus peer-to-peer file-sharing client, has filed suit against VoIP company Skype Technologies SA and its founders on racketeering charges.

Competition for the search engine market more dynamic than ever.

For the third time, Apple Corps, the company that represents the business interests of the Beatles, and Apple Computer will meet in court. Apple Corps accuses Apple Comp for breaking off their agreement by selling music online through iTunes.

Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company announced the upcoming availability of the Company’s first Blu-ray Disc player in September.

Bluetooth wireless technology is a short-range communications technology intended to replace the cables connecting portable and/or fixed devices while maintaining high levels of security.

Researchers from Fraunhofer Institute, Germany, and Fujitsu established a new record, getting a speed of 2.56 terabits per second over fiber-optic cables - the equivalent of 60 DVDs.

Hungarian consumers can enjoy the House of Future, in Budapest. Siemens Communications has furnished its Smart Home in T-House, a part of a museum-like building called House of Future in Budapest.

“Intel Capital’s investments will help stimulate technological innovation and growth of Brazil’s rapidly developing entrepreneurial community,‿ said Intel Corporation CEO Paul Otellini.
Companies that can benefit from the rapid growth of technology in Brazil are in target. The fund will be also used to provide local businesses with capital to help nurture important technologies and products […]