As expected, the iPad 2 launched yesterday to long lines outside Apple Stores and other retailers, which reported selling out of the coveted tablet within hours.
Analysts reported that the iPad 2 could sell anywhere from 500,000 to 1 million tablets
Adobe has ceded to pressure to support HTML 5 and released Wallaby, a tool which allows for Flash-to-HTML conversion.
Apple has not made it a secret that it dislikes Adobe’s Flash technology because it uses a lot of battery and isn’t
As Apple rolls out a new generation of MacBook Pros, data from the last quarter of 2010 shows that Apple shipped over 1 million MacBook Airs during that period.
The lightweight and improved 11 and 13-inch MacBook Airs were a hit
T-Mobile announced that it will bring back a revamped version of the iconic mobile phone, the Sidekick sometime this summer.
The new Sidekick 4G, built by Samsung, will operate on Android 2.2 OS and feature the same design and texting capabilities
Researchers were able to crack into IE8; iPhone, Safari 5.0.3, and Blackberry at Pwn2Own contest at CanSecWest security conference in Vancouver this week and win $15,000 prizes.
According to HD Moore of Rapid7, the Pwn2Own contest is a yearly “reality check on
The highly anticipated iPad 2 will be available for sale today both online and in stores amidst analysts’ prediction that the new tablet computer will sell over a half a million units in its opening weekend.
Apple began the sale of
Microsoft has reportedly paid Nokia $1 billion to not only promote but also develop Windows handsets and products.
Less than a month has passed since the announcement of strategic partnership between powerhouses Nokia and Microsoft. While the deal made a
Are consumers more likely to buy a tablet than a PC this year? According to Apple’s Steve Jobs and recent Gartner research, the answer is undoubtedly yes.
At the launch of the Ipad 2 Steve Jobs carefully mused that the post-PC
Microsoft announced that it would stop making new models of Zune music and video players due to lukewarm demand, and concentrate instead on incorporating Zune software into mobile phones and other Microsoft platforms, reports 
After numerous delays, Apple executive, Phil Schiller, confirmed via his