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Users have complained of handsets overheating while using applications that tap the iPhone's GPS and 3G wireless components. By Antone Gonsalves InformationWeek While not acknowledging a problem, Apple has added the iPhone 3GS to the heat-management advice it has given for the older version of the smartphone. The support page originally explained how to keep the iPhone 3G within "acceptable operating temperatures." As of June 25, the company included the iPhone 3GS under the same advice. Users of the iPhone 3GS, which Apple started selling June 19, have been complaining that the gadget runs too hot. In the case of the white model, the heat has been sufficient to cause discoloration. Users have said through various blogs and forums that the overheating tends to occur while using applications that tap the iPhone's GPS and 3G... [read full story]
By Sarah Schmidt, Canwest News ServiceNovember 23, 2009 4:56 PM Drop-side cribs have been very popular with parents over the years, especially with people who are shorter or people with bad backs. Over 4.6 million other cribs,...
ATWOOD OCEANICS, INC. , Houston-based International Drilling Contractor, announced today that the Company earned net income of $48,284,000 or $0.75 per diluted share, on revenues of $131,044,000 for the quarter ended September...
behavioralhealthcentral.com (US) The company said that the authors of the paper conclude that "this study shows that Sativex is efficacious for relief of pain in patients with advanced cancer pain not fully relieved by strong...
NEW YORK, Nov. 23 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- 'mktg, inc.' (Nasdaq: CMKG - News), an alternative marketing and media communications agency, today reported that on November 19, 2009 it received a letter from The Nasdaq Stock...
