Whoops! BlackBerry rep shows off secret phone

Someone forgot to tell a BlackBerry rep in Mexico that the company's newest L-Series phone is supposed to be a secret.  The rep demoed the phone to Mexican site Hola Telcel, which posted a video online. During the clip (below), the rep shows...

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Apple's iPad mini unveiling reportedly set for Oct. 23

The drumroll in advance of the so-called iPad mini is getting deafening.  John Paczkowski -- who is rarely wrong about these things -- reported Friday that "people familiar with Apple's plans" tell him that the company will introduce a new,...

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Mobile use 'topping six billion'

There are almost as many mobile phone subscriptions in the world as people, a United Nations telecom agency has said.  A report by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) said there were about six billion subscriptions at the end...

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Toyota to recall 8,700 units of Corolla and Camry due to faulty power window switches

Car-maker Toyota has decided to recall 8,700 units of its Corolla and Camry models in India so as to rectify faulty power window switches. Reportedly, the Japanese automaker will recall Corolla Altis manufactured between July 30 to December...

Thursday, October 11, 2012 | 0 comments | Read More

Toyota recalls 240,000 vehicles in Canada

 Toyota is announcing another massive recall.This one involves 7.43-million vehicles around the world—including nearly 240-thousand in Canada—for...

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Japanese Car Named “Lowest Roadworthy Car in the World”

The Japanese have come up with a car which has been titled and certified by the Guiness World Records as the “Lowest Roadworthy Car in the World”. Christened the Mirai, the car was developed by a High School class in Japan. Mirai...

Tuesday, October 09, 2012 | 0 comments | Read More

Australia Unveils New $155 Million ASKAP Telescope

 Australia has unveiled a new $155 million telescope that could start to capture radio images as soon as today.The Australian Square Kilometer Array Pathfinder (ASKAP) is one of the world’s fastest telescopes and sits in Australia’s outback. ASKAP...

Saturday, October 06, 2012 | 0 comments | Read More

Facebook 'likes' add automatically without user-clicks

Facebook 'likes' are being added to webpages irrespective of whether users have clicked a like button or not, or even visited the social networking site, the company has acknowledged. A US security researcher has found that simply sending a...

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