Psystar Loses Antitrust Claims Over Alleged Apple Monopoly

Apple Inc. is on the verge of winning a legal battle against the Mac replica manufacturer Psystar, which had claimed that Mac OS represents a distinct computer market unjustly being dominated by Apple

THU 20 NOV. 2008 |Featured in: News

LCD Manufacturers Accused Of Price Fixing, Ordered To Pay USD585 million

Three prominent LCD manufacturers, LG Display Co., Sharp Corp, and Chunghwa Picture Tubes, have agreed to plead guilty to US Department of Justice allegations for conspiring in price-fixing of liquid crystal displays

THU 13 NOV. 2008 |Featured in: News

Son of Asbestos : How Nanomaterials Could Harm You

Like asbestos in the last century, Nanomaterials have been hailed as a "miracle" substance and found their way in anything from beauty creams to clothing but experts are now saying that its effect on the nation's health could potentially be equivalent to a health time-bomb

WED 12 NOV. 2008 |Featured in: News

Speed Camera Detector Brings Social Networking To Drivers

The Novus Mini Coyote is a tiny GPS device that informs drivers of the location of camera or other law enforcement devices should another Mini Coyote owner press a button on their unit within 10 seconds

TUE 11 NOV. 2008 |Featured in: News

Moves to save Gary Mackinnon from extradition growing

The main newswires may not have picked up up on what's happening in the Gary Mackinnon saga, but it seems Mr M may yet be saved from the ravenous hordes of xenophobic Guantanamo-baying (US) horsemen of the apocalypse.

FRI 31 OCT. 2008 |Featured in: News

Orange will not use Phorm, Says Privacy is in its DNA

Broadband service provider Orange is not going to use controversial tracking technology from Phorm (at least not for now) because it values the privacy of its customers according to Paul-François Fournier

THU 30 OCT. 2008 |Featured in: News

Comment: Illegal peer to peer gamer counts the cost of file-sharing

The news that a Dream Pinball 3D enthusiast has been fined £6,086 in damages, plus costs of £10,000 has been greeted with both satisfaction and dismay

TUE 28 OCT. 2008 |Featured in: News

Too Much Regulation Will Hamper Tech Innovation

Legislators in general have drawn flak from the participants at the RSA conference Europe 2008 owing to their support for legislations that were stifling industrial innovation

TUE 28 OCT. 2008 |Featured in: News

Ebay Buyer In Legal Trouble After Leaving Negative Feedback

Chris Read, a 42-year old mechanic from Herne Bay is likely to face a lawsuit after he sent negative feedback comments on the popular auction website, eBay

FRI 24 OCT. 2008 |Featured in: News

iPhone App Maker Sues Carling Maker Over iPint Virtual Beer Software

iPhone app developer Hottrix has a filed a lawsuit, worth GBP7.1 million, against Molson Coors Brewing and Beattie McGuinness Bungay for copying its “iBeer” application for creating their own “iPint”

THU 16 OCT. 2008 |Featured in: News