Technology

Apple’s founder and chairman Steve Jobs presented the new iPhone 3G at the Worldwide Developer’s Conference (WWDC) conference in San Francisco.

The rebranding of Google Custom Search Business Edition now offers enhanced index coverage including documents on public sites that otherwise wouldn't be indexed.

Google Inc. signed a 40-year lease agreement to secure space for a very large office complex. The complex will be built on a research center of the federal government near Google’s headquarter in Silicon Valley.

“The birth of artificial intelligence is inevitable; however, it will be preceded by a lot of artificial stupidity.”
“Perhaps, satellite television influences overpopulation drastically. Television is considered to be the best ever-existing contraceptive.”

Computer giant Apple Inc. has unveiled a new version of its Safari web browser to solve several security problems. The new 3.1.1. version allows to solve a flaw that was widely publicized after being used to compromise a MacBook Air during a conference on security. The new Safari browser is available for both Mac and PC at nearly 39 MB. More importantly, it is highly recommended for all Safari users to ensure the security of their systems.
 

Assemblyman Richard Brodsky insists that the Federal Communications Commission should prevent wireless companies from blocking text messages.

The construction of the tunnel linking Russia's Far Eastern Chukotka and the west coast of Alaska in the U.S. will start in the nearest future.

T-Mobile has cut its price in Germany for the most basic version of Apple Inc's iPhone to 99 euros ($155) from 399 euros ahead of the expected launch of a new model.

Apple has put wireless Internet technology on the forefront of its product line with an advanced version of its portable base station, the AirPort Express.

TiVo Inc reported on Wednesday that it would deliver videos from Google Inc's popular Web site YouTube directly to television screens via its digital video recorders.