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Mobile Phone Companies Push For Greener Chargers
, , , , Mobile phone chargers can be sneaky little power guzzlers so, to help us silly consumers, some of the biggest mobile phone makers have created a simple way to show just how much juice our chargers drink. The common energy rating system has been
BT pressures Ofcom on 100Mbps fibre broadband
BT is putting pressure on telecoms regulator Ofcom to make guarentees over returns if the company decides to invest in rolling out a super-fast fibre network across the UK. Yesterday it emerged that that will see 10m UK homes and businesses provided with
BT Partners with Soft-ex for Telecom Expense Management
BT and Soft-ex, a provider of Voice Management Solutions, have announced that the two companies will join forces to deliver Telecom Expense Management (TEM) to large enterprise clients. Launched at the Institute of Directors in London, the new
Ballmer kills hopes for Yahoo bid
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Mobile phone chargers get energy ratings
Tags: charger, energy, green, sony ericsson Despite the mobile industry's best efforts, the cellular world isn't always exactly the greenest. Now a phalanx of hardware heavyweights are taking another step towards cutting the carbon footprint of mobile
Asus claims world's fastest smartphone
Asus is claiming that its new , which uses an 800MHz processor and runs Windows Mobile 6.1, is the fastest in the world. The company said that the P565 has beaten all other phones in speed testing using the Vsbenchmark testing suite. However, this power
Baidu seeks to limit damage over fake drugs scandal
Chinese search leader Baidu is picking up the pieces after it admitted selling ads to firms selling fake medicines. The Nasdaq-listed company?s stock price has fallen 42% since the revelation on a state TV program last Saturday. Baidu?s search
Colao says Vodafone very interested in Nigeria
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Akamai to cut 7% of workforce to reduce costs
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Hark! The Herald My Cell Phone Sings
/PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- This Christmas season as you are roasting chestnuts by an open fire and jack frost is nipping at your nose, those Yuletide carols that you think are being sung by a choir could actually be your cell phone ringing. Music
SingTel's acquisition hunt may prove difficult
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Spain, Lat Am keep Telefonica 2010 targets on track
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PTT launches buyback bid
Thailand's largest energy company, PTT, said today it planned to spend up to 20 billion baht ($571 million) in an effort to stabilise its share price. The figure includes 5 billion baht already spent by PTT to buy its shares through an energy fund. The
Huge vows to fight MTN
By Alex Kayle Posted: 20th November 2008 Huge Group has expressed its contempt for the Competition Commission's recommendation that MTN be allowed to purchase the remaining 59% of iTalk Cellular that it does not already own. Anton Potgieter, executive
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Bailout with a price: Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Mention a corporate bailout in the nation's capital these days and chances are someone will offer a harsh condition to go along with it. Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Lately, the term 'prepackaged bankruptcy' has been gaining currency in the halls of Congress as lawmakers struggle with pleas for help from the auto industry.
The idea, embraced by some Democrats and Republicans, would extend taxpayer help in exchange for a company undergoing an accelerated Chapter 11 reorganization. The arrangement could represent a model, or a deterrent, for any other strapped companies considering seeking government help.
Review: BlackBerry Storm
Research In Motion has finally been caught in the whirlwind mobile phone fad of the day and conjured up a Storm of its own to combat the headwinds.
GM, Chrysler scale back glitz at LA auto show
Chrysler and General Motors are still showing off their newest vehicles at the Los Angeles Auto Show, but their displays were noticeably quiet Wednesday while Asian and European companies unveiled new models ...
The Dow fell over 5 percent closing below 8,000 for the first time since Marc...
Stocks plunged to their lowest in five-and-a-half years on Wednesday as investors girded for a lengthy economic downturn and automotive executives predicted a far-reaching calamity without a government ...
Stocks heads to lower open ahead
Wall Street headed for a lower open Wednesday with investors worried about the economic fallout if Detroit's Big Three automakers are unable to persuade lawmakers to give them a $25 billion bailout.
The market will again be glued to testimony given during the session by top executives from General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler LLC. They are asking Congress for a massive infusion of cash to prevent millions of layoffs, stave off bankruptcy and stabilize the companies.
Investors are concerned at the repercussions should any of the three automakers collapse, an event that could ripple through an already battered economy. Congressional Democrats have proposed using part of the $700 billion financial bailout package to pump into the ailing auto industry, but Republicans oppose such an approach.
Big shareholder sees opportunity in Circuit City
In this March 27, 2008 file photo, Ricardo Salinas Pliego, Banco Azteca's owner, speaks at the inauguration of a branch of Banco Azteca in Recife, Brazil.
HP shares soar after solid 4Q outlook
Hewlett-Packard Co. offered a fourth-quarter outlook slightly above Wall Street's expectations Tuesday despite the sagging economy, going against the grain even as other technology bellwethers have slashed forecasts and posted weak results in recent weeks.
Its shares climbled more than 13 percent in morning trading.
The Palo Alto, Calif.-based company expects earnings of 84 cents per share and adjusted earnings of $1.03 per share for the three months ended in October. This is slightly better than the $1 per share, excluding items, that analysts polled by Thomson Reuters are expecting.
Big 3 carmakers beg for $25B, warn of catastrophe
Detroit's Big Three automakers pleaded with a reluctant Congress Tuesday for a $25 billion lifeline to save the once-proud titans of U.S. industry, pointedly warning of a national economic catastrophe should ...
Ford to slash Mazda stake to raise cash
Ford Motor Co. is slashing its stake in Japan's Mazda Motor Corp. by nearly two-thirds, joining other struggling U.S. automakers in selling prized assets to stay afloat.
Glass maker Corning lowers its fourth-quarter profit outlook
Shares of Corning Inc. tumbled 17 per cent to a five-year low Tuesday after the specialty glass maker lowered its fourth-quarter sales and profit guidance to reflect slumping demand for glass used in ...
Stock futures fall ahead of automakers' testimony
Wall Street appeared ready to retreat again Tuesday, as stock futures sank amid nervousness about the fate of Detroit's Big Three auto makers.
On Tuesday, executives of General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler LLC and the head of the United Auto Workers union will testify at a Senate Banking Committee hearing. The automakers, seeking $25 billion in government aid, have the backing of Democratic congressional leaders, but the Bush administration and Republican lawmakers are against the proposed bailout.
Will Detroit's cash crisis kill the electric car?
Call it an economic and environmental murder mystery in the making: Will a cash-strapped Detroit kill the electric car -- again? Stung by an association with gas-guzzling SUVs and pushed to the brink of failure ...
China Mobile: We're still talking
CNN Money reports that China Mobile Chairman and CEO Wang Jianzhou says that his company is still in talks regarding the iPhone, adding that no timetable has yet been agreed.
Online startup aims to improve patent quality
A new startup company wants to have a say in the high-stakes patent disputes that loom over many industries.
In the drug business, for instance, Pfizer Inc. is suing generics maker Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, accusing it of infringing on a patent covering Pfizer's top-selling cholesterol medicine.
In high-tech, Research In Motion Ltd. is locked in litigation with Motorola Inc. over patents central to wireless devices. And in the video game market, Konami Digital Entertainment, developer of 'Rock Revolution,' is pushing a patent infringement case against Harmonix Music Systems, creator of the game 'Rock Band,' and its corporate parents, MTV Networks and Viacom Inc.
Former Sprint contractor pleads guilty in felony
A one-time independent contractor for Sprint Nextel Corp. has pleaded guilty to concealment of a felony arising from a kickback scheme involving two Sprint employees.William Collum admitted Thursday that he ...
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