Black Friday now Black November: Month of ads and deals

When you think about Black Friday, you think of that one day event the Friday after Thanksgiving where shoppers can get themselves a bargain. 2009 is very different as it has turned into a month long event, which we have now called Black November. Read more

iPhone Verizon: What we know today?

A lot has been written about a Verizon iPhone, but are we any closer to knowing if and when it will happen. We have certainly covered a number of articles on this popular subject, and we have many of our readers asking us what we know today. Read more

Black Friday 2009 and Retailer Stocks

The start of the busy shopping season, Black Friday 2009 is almost upon us and retailers have no idea how it will shape. The reason for this is simple, shoppers have failed to prove themselves to retailers so far this year, and this has left retailers in the dark. Read more

iPhone In 2010: New predictions for China

A recent article on AppleInsider has looked into the impact that Apple’s iPhone will have on the Chinese cellphone market during 2010. Read more

Verizon iPhone: AT&T deal to end next year - Analyst

It has been suggested that Apple will drop their exclusivity deal with AT&T for the iPhone at some point next year, as they finally look to offer the device to other carriers, mainly Verizon, a long term target. Read more

Verizon Wireless Motorola Droid Event: Multi-tasking Capabilities

Today Verizon Wireless are holding a media event in which they are releasing details regarding the upcoming Motorola Droid handset along with details regarding the Google Android OS. Read more

Barnes & Noble ‘Nook’ e-reader: Pricing and Release Date

Last week we showed you some leaked photos of Barnes & Noble’s upcoming e-reader, at the time of this post we believed the device was surrounded by rumors, however now some of these rumors can be confirmed. Read more

Windows 7 Upgrade: Making it easier

Windows 7 is due out next week, and this new operating system will hopefully turn the fortunes of Microsoft. Going on a number of our recent posts, the early signs of Windows 7 certainly look good; the new OS is faster and runs much smoother than its predecessor, Vista. Read more

Intel Q3 Earnings $9.4 Billion: Beating Predictions

Intel has now posted its Q3 Earnings, which were $9.4 billion. This is a jump of $1.4 billion over Q2, although revenue and profit for year-to-year were down. Although Intel are struggling to stay ahead as the world’s largest chipmaker, they did beat prediction made by Wall Street. Read more

GM Hummer Update: Close to $150 Million deal

General Motors Co. (GM) looks set to seal the deal to offload Hummer today, Friday, October 09, 2009. GM hopes to be able to sell the outfit for $150 million to China’s Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery Co. This is according to reports from those closely involved in the talks. Read more

Verizon Wireless and AT&T look beyond phones

There was a time when network carriers only concentrated in offering coverage for cell phone users, but it now seems as though they wish to move beyond that limitation. Verizon Wireless and AT&T have now landed a deal that will see them offer Internet access for e-book readers. Read more

AT&T, Verizon, the iPhone, and billions spent on Mobile Networks

We all know that we are trying to fight our way out of a recession; as a result, most companies have reduced spending and laying off a huge number of its workforce. It seems that AT&T and Verizon have yet to see that memo; both companies are still pouring billions of dollars on their mobile networks. Read more

Ford Figo 2009: Small car for India

Ford Motor Co. understand two things, smaller cars are now the future, and they have to push down production cost. Ford thinks that they might have the answer to both, and that is with the launch of its Figo 2009- its first small car to be produced in India. Read more

iPhone Users: Verizon or happy with AT&T?

Many people believe that the fact that AT&T have exclusivity on Apple’s iPhone means that AT&T have been doing extremely well, however according to a recent article on WallStreetJournal things may not be quite as good as they seem. Read more

Apple Tablet PC the focus of Steve Jobs

According to a report on TheWallStreetJournal it seems that Apple chief executive Steve Jobs is now concentrating primarily on the new Apple tablet device, this follows Steve’s liver transplant and the news that he would come back on a cut down schedule. Read more

Textbooks for iPod Touch and iPhone: CourseSmart

CourseSmart is a new app for the Apple iPod Touch and iPhone and offers e-textbooks for students while on the move, this is according to a recent article in The Wall Street Journal. The app allows the student to gain access to free eTextbooks on their iPhone or iPod Touch. Read more

Will Apple Attend CES 2010?

We have already learned that Apple have declined to take part in MacWorld next January, there are now rumors that they will also fail to attend CES 2010. Apple has yet to commit to January’s Consumer Electronics Show, which has lead to the rumors of the no show. Read more

CES 2010: The truth about Apple. Attending or not?

Yesterday, Ben Charny at the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) website reported that next year Apple would indeed be attending the Consumer Electronics Show for the first time, and the word soon spread throughout the web. It seems that the WSJ got their info from Gary Shapiro who is the Chief Executive of the Consumer Electronics Association (The group that puts on the CES) who at a dinner with journalists earlier this week stated that Steve Jobs had indeed been invited to CES 2010, but he had not received a response back yet. Read more

Cash for Clunkers Program 2009: Rules can be an obstacle

The recently announced Cash for Clunkers Program 2009 has already started to give a shot in the arm to the ailing U.S. auto market, but things are not as clear as they seem. The new incentive by Uncle Sam to rid North America of its gas-guzzling vehicles has some complicated rules and it is this, which can become an obstacle. Read more

Netflix Q2 Profit Increases by 22 percent

Netflix saw a 22 percent profit in its Q2 earnings; this was thanks to an increase in subscriber growth along with higher margins. Shares took a dive after-hours, a knock on affect from the company’s future growth as well as its operating margins. Read more

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