The reaction to BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins' comments about the future of tablets is unanimous: Most folks think Heins is way off. Perhaps it's worth pondering whether he's right to some degree.
BlackBerry chief questions tablet category: Maybe he's not wrong | ZDNet
Verizon outguns AT&T in Q1 smartphones | Mobile
In a period that's normally weaker for the carriers, Verizon moved more smartphones and added more customers than its rival. Read this article by Roger Cheng on CNET News.
Court Rules for U.S. Air Force on LAS Contract | Defense News | defensenews.com
The U.S. Court of Federal Claims has denied a challenge from Beechcraft to freeze work on the light air support (LAS) contract for Afghanistan, the latest event in what has become a public battle between the Witchita, Kan., based company and the U.S. Air Force.
Harkin endorses Braley for U.S. Senate
So far, no major Iowa Republican has emerged as a candidate for the 2014 GOP nomination
A new low for Pervez Musharraf - Inside Story
As Pakistan's former president faces house arrest, we look at where his gamble to make a political comeback went wrong.
How to trace mobile online with IMEI number?
I have lost my mobile phone but I have its IMEI number. How I can trace my mobile online without any help of service provider?
Unemployment rates fell in 26 US states in March - SFGate
WASHINGTON (AP) — Unemployment rates fell in more than half the U.S. states in March even though job growth slowed. Only 23 states reported a net gain in hiring in March, the fewest since August 2011. The national unemployment rate fell to 7.6 percent, but only because more Americans ended their job searches. Nevada reported the highest unemployment rate last month, at 9.7 percent.
Apple stores your voice data for two years
Apple disclosed today that it stores the data created when people use Siri and Dictation, two voice-driven services found on its mobile devices, for two years.
The disclosure comes after one civil liberties group warned that Apple isn't doing enough to inform its customers of their privacy rights.
The disclosure comes after one civil liberties group warned that Apple isn't doing enough to inform its customers of their privacy rights.
Boeing Resumes Production Test Flights for 787 Dreamliner
Boeing Co. resumed production test flights of the 787 Dreamliner with a plane destined for Japan’s ANA Holdings Inc. while awaiting approval of a fix for the smoldering batteries that spurred the model’s January grounding.
IBM's earnings miss could hurt stocks
Will Big Blue's earnings miss make the stock market see red?
Aluminum giant Alcoa gets a lot of ink for kicking off earnings season each quarter and setting the tone for the stock market. But it is actually IBM's results -- and its stock's reaction -- that determine the short-term direction of the broader stock market.
Aluminum giant Alcoa gets a lot of ink for kicking off earnings season each quarter and setting the tone for the stock market. But it is actually IBM's results -- and its stock's reaction -- that determine the short-term direction of the broader stock market.