Motorola Mobility owns some of the most precious and significant patents related to wireless communications. However, despite that, the company is unable to nab Apple over alleged patent infringement charges. An ITC judge has now ruled out any infringement of Motorola’s patents by Apple.
Kim Dotcom recently unveiled Mega, a new service that he plans to launch on January 19, 2013. Ever since MegaUpload was taken down, Dotcom has apparently been involved in the development of the service which he claims will be the first of his kind. Now, he has given us a glimpse of one of the racks of the new Mega.
Facebook has been fairly late in gaining influence on the mobile platform. It wasn’t until quite recently that the company was finally able to boast a significant mobile user base. Yet, the social network seems to be leading the way when it comes to the volume of mobile ad spending.
Kernel level vulnerabilities are rare, yet they can let a hacker wreak havoc unto your device by stealing your important data. A developer at the XDA-developers forum has now found a new kernel vulnerability which exists in multiple Samsung devices.
On Friday, AT&T announced that its users Motorola Atrix HD will get the chance to update their devices to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. Now Android 4.1 Jelly Bean is available for Atrix 4G’s big brother, the Atrix HD.
Yahoo has redone the looks of its email service, making it a lot simpler and fairly elegant. Yahoo Mail was long due for such an update; thanks to this new redesign, the email service now has the same look across all platforms.
Remember last year in November, Liquid Robotics® voyaged four wave glider robots in sea in order to attempt Guinness Record through travelling the longest distance across Pan Pacific from the San Francisco Bay, to Japan and Australia? After spending more than one year in water, one robot has completed 9,000 mile (16,668 kilometers) journey between San Francisco and Australia and made a world record.
Software giant Microsoft unveiled its Windows Phone 8 in an event held at San Francisco October 29. The new OS has a lot of new features as well as apps which have been optimized for use on Windows Phone 8 devices. To promote Windows 8 OS phone indirectly, Microsoft launched a Twitter advertising campaign for Android users where Android users were informed to share “malware horror story.” But somehow that didn’t work; rather that effort of Microsoft backfired.