Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.  yesterday announced the rejuvenated avatar of Samsung Galaxy S II and named this powerful smartphone as Galaxy S II LTE version. The Samsung Galaxy S II LTE supports ultra fast 4G connectivity and has nonpareil...

GAMELOFT has released the latest sequel to its asphalt racing series as ASPHALT ADRENALINE 6 for android devices. It's a real adrenaline raiser because of stunning graphics,amazing sound effects and comfortable controls. Gamers will witness how mobile gaming and mobile graphics is...

Finally, News Corp has (kind-off) decided to abandon the sinking ship and has triggered the ‘efforts of saving left-over’ from the prospective of MySpace – Once an online Social media Titan. Around six to seven private equity firms and...

After Samsung, LG, Apple, HP and few more, it was the day for HTC to introduce its first tablet to market and that’s also with a big bang. The company has just taken the wraps off its brand new...

DICOM Grid, a healthcare IT leader, has recently launched DICOM Grid ImageCare, the first secure, scalable cloud computing platform that makes searching, sharing and exchanging medical images easier. The DICOM Grid ImageCare is a web-based solution that enables medical imaging data to be managed securely, easily and cost-effectively along the entire chain of patient care. Authorized physicians, hospitals and imaging facilities can now collaborate and act on medical imaging data in real time or whenever it's convenient from any location.

On Tuesday, Research in Motion (RIM) has officially launched its first ever smartphone "BlackBerry Torch". As expected Company has presented the new smartphone as an answer to Apple's iPhone and Samsumg's GalaxyS, lunched just few weeks back. BlackBerry Torch is loaded with OS 6.0, RIM's new mobile platform, which is having direct competition with Google's Android.

For one month every four years, the world turns its attention to 736 men from thirty-two nations, brought together by one passionate pursuit: global soccer domination.

AOL Chief Executive Tim Armstrong this week said the company is beginning talks on a new search deal, but a speculative report at Business Insider suggests that the company could end up selling itself outright to Microsoft. Although I have no knowledge that's where things are headed, it certainly seems logical.