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Jim Dalrymple | Jul 06, 2009 Apple's recently released iPhone 3GS pulled out a victory in Consumer Reports' latest smartphone showdown. In handing the iPhone the top spot in this year's smartphone list, Consumer Reports on Wednesday praised the iPhone 3GS for its "superior display, reinforced by top-notch multimedia, navigation, Web browsing, and battery life". However, the iPhone didn't win in all of the categories. Consumer Reports gave high marks to the Palm Pre and BlackBerry for their messaging functionality. The organization also praised the Pre as a "superior multitasker" for its "deck-of-cards handling of multiple... [read full story]
Dave Hoffmann is in town this week, having flown in from Washington DC. This past Sunday, he was traveling eastbound on I-90, heading toward Spokane with his 8-year old son, to see his good friend and former UW teammate Steve...
LONDON --(Business Wire)-- New iPhone and iPod touch users who download the (SHAZAM)RED App, or existing users who upgrade, will have access to the same fantastic music discovery features as the recently launched Shazam Encore...
The EU could fine the U.S. chipmaker more than $1.36 billion for allegedly anticompetitive moves against AMD that limited choice in PCs Things are heating up in Brussels for the world's largest chipmaker, U.S.-based Intel . In...
The journey to Copenhagen has been long and tortuous for both the "Cast & Crew". The Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer in 1985 provided the initial platform and framework under which the Montreal accord...
