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Yahoo to exterminate old emails
Cash-strapped Yahoo thinks that more people might use its email service if all the good names had not been taken. -
Mozilla and Foxconn working on Firefox tablet
RumourMozilla and Foxconn are apparently gearing up to introduce a new device based on Firefox OS and early suggestions are that it will be a tablet. -
Android Q1 market share at 75 percent worldwide
Together, Android and iOS make up a staggering 92.3 percent of all smartphone shipments for Q1 2013, at least according to IDC's latest worldwide quarterly mobile phone tracker. -
BlackBerry is back as the new black
BlackBerry'snewQ10 smartphone is selling well in both Canada and Britain, an industry analyst has claimed. -
Blackberry boss boasts firm will be "absolute leader" in mobile
Blackberry CEO Thorsten Heins has said he believes Blackberry will be "the absolute leader in mobile computing" in five years, while also claiming that the business model of the tablet will be dead within five years. -
Ogle over optimistic over Google Glass
Google has released its policies for its "internet for four eyes" project – Google Glass. -
Blackberry Z10 broadcasts your porn habit
It looks like Blackberry 10ships with a feature that tells your contacts about the porn you are watching. -
iPhone is the most hackable mobile device
For years, Mac lovers could smugly poke fun at Windows users and their disease ridden PCs. Apple was much safer they claimed, and they were right. However, Apple gear wasn't safer because it was designed to be safer, it just wasn't as popular and hackers couldn't be bothered coming up with exploits -
US Navy wants to take out drones with lasers
The US Navy has a long tradition of knocking things out of the sky and ever since the Imperial Japanese Navy decided to engage in mass "tokko" suicide attacks, and it has been thinking about new ways to shoot down anything that doesn't have some stars and stripes on it. -
Verdict still out on Blackberry 10
What could be Blackberry's last hurrah has scored some wins but overall, an analyst at Ovum has warned, the quarter was not as big as it could have been. -
Saudi Arabia mulls banning messenger apps
Saudi Arabia might pull the plug on a number of popular messenger applications such as Viber, Skype and WhatsApp. The trouble with instant messaging apps is that they can't be censored and that's not what the House of Saud likes to hear. -
Blackberry claims Apple's rotten in fruity punch
The Australian Financial Review bagged a scoop this week when Blackberry CEO Thorsten Heins declared the iPhone is pretty much dated technology. -
Blackberry steals Apple and Google customers
It is starting to look like the new Blackberry Z10 is clawing back customers that RIM lost to Apple and Samsung. -
Blackberry rises from its grave
It is starting to look like Blackberry might have pulled itself from the brink of ruin after all. -
Apple is losing the tablet wars
Sales of Apple's iPad are continuing to fall as users escape from Jobs' Mob's walled garden of delights and into the cut-price freedom of Google's Android. -
ARM CEO has high hopes for Windows RT
ARM CEO Warren East still thinks Windows RT could be a success. During an interview at the sidelines of MWC in Barcelona, East said Microsoft will learn from its mistakes with RT and offer a better product. -
Apple pushes into India
Apple has realised that China is not going to buy its over-priced toys and has decided to see if India will accept yet another religion in its extensive melting pot of Gods. -
Blackberry Z10 beats Apple's iPhone on components mark up
It seems that the smart phone maker formally known as RIM has been learning a thing or two about making cash from Apple.
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