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Thousands queue for iPad 2 across Asia
Apple's original iPad defined the tablet computer market and was swiftly followed by offerings from the tech industry's main players, from Samsung and Dell to BlackBerry maker RIM and Toshiba.
A late arrival to the tablet party was Sony, who only this week announced its own tablets a full year after the original iPad went on sale.
Now Apple is already fighting round two with a lighter, thinner version of thei
Hackers swiped PlayStation Network user data, says Sony
PlayStation Network and Qriocity streaming music service were turned off April 20 in the wake of an "external intrusion," according to Sony spokesman Patrick Seybold.
While the cyber attack was still being investigated, Sony said it believed that PlayStation Network and Qriocity service users' names, addresses, birthdates, passwords, and email addresses
Sony announces plans for two tablet computers
 Japanese electronics and entertainment giant Sony Corp. on Tuesday unveiled its first tablet computers, codenamed S1 and S2, in a direct but belated challenge to Apple's iPad. The "Sony Tablet" S1 has a single screen and is for home use while the portable S2 has two screens, Sony told a news conference. The tablet devices will have access to online content to buy and download videos, music and other entertainment and be compatible with existing PlayStation games, Sony official Kunimasa Suzuki said. Digital books can also be downloaded and read on the multimedia computers which are Wi-Fi and 3G/4G compatible for email and Internet access. The S1 has a 9.4 inch (24 centimetre) screen, and front and rear cameras while |
Sony eyes PlayStation Network revival
Disruption of service at the PlayStation Network began late Wednesday and had some suspecting that hackers followed through on a threat of vengeance for Sony's legal action against peers that crack PS3 software defences.
The Japanese consumer electronics giant was working to figure out the cause of the Network outage, Sony spokesman Patrick Seybold said in a blog post with the latest update on the situation.
"We wanted to alert you that it may be a full day or two before we're able to get the service completely back up and running,"
Google tips hat to Charlie Chaplin with video doodle
Google paid tribute to Charlie Chaplin on Friday by transforming the celebrated logo on its homepage into a silent movie.When clicked, the logo, known as the “Google doodle,” plays a silent film featuring members of the doodle team acting out Chaplin-esque sketches.
Google said the doodle honoring Chaplin, who was born on April 16 1889, is its first live-action video and was created by the Google doodle t
Smartphone software to predict traffic jams?
IBM said late Tuesday that its employees in the San Francisco and Silicon Valley areas of Northern California have been testing technology that "will ultimately help drivers around the world" avoid fouled traffic.
Those involved in the pilot project agree to have location-sensing capabilities in their smartphones automatically track where they drive and when, according to IBM Smarter Traveler program manager John Day.
The information is fed through the Internet
Blueberries keep fat at bay
Researchers found the fruit can break down existing fat cells and prevent new ones from forming, making them a potentially powerful weapon in the fight against rising obesity.
Blueberries, which have already been lauded as a superfood for their ability to help prevent heart disease and Type-2 diabetes, contain high levels of polyphenols - groups of chemicals with potential health benefits.
Tests revealed polyphenols can cut the
Android smartphone share to rise, prices to fall
Worldwide smartphone sales will reach 468 million units this year, up 57.7 percent from 2010, increase to 630 million units next year and to 1.1 billion units in 2015, Gartner said.
Gartner said Android software, which Internet giant Google makes available to handset makers such as Samsung, HTC and Motorola for free, will be the most popular smartphone operating system (OS) worldwide by the end of 2011 with a 38.5 percent market share, rising to 49.2
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