Stocks held on to gains as the Fed left its key lending rate unchanged and on better-than-expected news from economic reports on housing starts and import prices.
Mobile app analytics company Flurry estimates that while Apple sold 1 million iPhone devices in its first 74 days of availability on the market, the Motorola Droid actually shipped more devices ...
We got our hands on a PDF from Big Red today and it looks like Push to Talk will definitely be coming to the BlackBerry Tour.
Ahead of the Federal Reserve's latest statement on the economy, which will be released at 2:15, investors will also paying close attention to several stocks in the news ...
PepsiCo plans to remove sugary drinks from schools worldwide, following the success of programs in the U.S. aimed at cutting down on childhood obesity.
A re-analysis of research data found that a high dose of the cholesterol drug Lipitor lowers the risk of heart attack and stroke in some patients with both heart disease and kidney disease, the drug's ...
Verizon will begin pushing out the OTA update on March 18 around 12 PM EST.
“I believe that the biggest threat to the future of mobile in America is the looming spectrum crisis.
Lehman executives weren't the only ones in the building when they were moving billions of dollars in liabilities off their books at the end of each quarter with magic accounting.
Chatter over the Milestone's impending Android 2.1 update has reached a rolling boil in recent days, but it's actually the Milestone's American cousin that's getting the official coverage today.
Yesterday, the FCC submitted its National Broadband Plan to Congress, essentially requesting that six goals be met over the next decade, including sizzlers like access for "every American" to "robust ...
Is Google's Android platform an iPhone-killer?
We’re not going to go as far as the Silicone Alley Insider and declare the Nexus One “a flop” but the sub-par sales numbers do tell us something… launching with the 3G bands of ...
Google may be a formidable search company, but as a mobile device distributor, it’s a piker.
Nothing like a late day ninja check-in.
GMAC Inc., the lender controlled by the U.S., has hired Citigroup Inc.
It’s safe to say that PepsiCo and public health aren’t generally considered to be synonymous.
Intel Corp shares jumped more than 3 percent on Tuesday on speculation the world s top chip maker is preparing to release a positive estimate of earnings for the current quarter.
Leading cell phone vendor Nokia has been quietly testing a new application it calls "Point & Find."
Mobile app analytics company Flurry estimates that while Apple sold 1 million iPhone devices in its first 74 days of availability on the market, the Motorola Droid actually shipped more devices ...
Now that we have clarity with regard to a Windows Phone 7 update on the HD2 (sorry, folks), let's move on to the next contentious platform: Nokia's N900 and MeeGo.
Even as the U.S. unemployment rate remained unchanged, health care (http://www.medzilla.com) added another 20,000 jobs.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the world’s largest retailer, may rise about 17 percent after exceeding its January high on surging volume, according to Janney Montgomery Scott LLC technical analyst Dan ...
Wal-Mart Exclusive 6" Iron Man 2 Figures
Mobile phone analytics company Flurry did an estimate on the sales of the Motorola Droid (known as the Milestone outside the US), Apple iPhone and the Google/HTC Nexus, through Day 74 of their general ...
When it rains, its pours. We just found out yesterday that Android 2.1 hitting the Moto Droid sometime in March was a pretty sure thing, and now we've got an exact date.
Verizon has posted details on the Android 2.1 update for the DROID, listing some of the improvements that will be seen in the handset after the download...Photos:
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Yesterday, Erictric reported that the Federal Communications Commission had submitted its National Broadband Plan to Congress.
It is not too hard to find evidence of links between WebMD and drug giant Eli Lilly.
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