O) iPhone and gadgets powered by Google Inc's (GOOG.O) Android … Shares of BlackBerry, whose share of the global smartphone market was below 1 percent at the end of 2013, rose in early trading but closed down 7.1 percent at $8.41. BlackBerry's …

“When George went to seminary that year after high school, we were very surprised,” a former student tells the Herald Sun. … The apology came at the end of Cardinal Pell's appearance. …. He shunned tech gadgets and seemed to wear that badge proudly.

Sweet treats and crisps are enormously high in calories, so do yourself a favour and cut out the junk. Instead, snack on healthier alternatives such as sweet … Not getting enough sleep stimulates appetite hormones, so you'll end up eating more and …

The ZTE Nubia X6 has a massive 6.44-inch screen. — AFP picSAN FRANCSCO, March 29 — ZTE has unveiled the Nubia X6, a high–end phablet with a 6.44-inch screen, state-of-the-art components and a front camera with a record-breaking 13MP resolution.

A worker prepares a Blackberry display during Digital Imaging Expo in Jakarta, March 10, 2014. ― Reuters pic TORONTO, March 28 — BlackBerry Ltd plans to introduce high–end smartphones that cater to keyboard aficionados in the coming 18 months, in an …

However, the process is not without its share of drawbacks. While Sapphire glass is best suited for touchscreen displays and high–end watches, its cost is considerably higher relative to popular touchscreen materials like Corning's Gorilla Glass.

“All the whistles and horns you get at the top end in some of the more developed nations with your monitoring systems and your high-tech gadgets and the various other things, you've still got to pass the ball and make your tackles. That doesn't change.”.

Intel hopes that encouraging more companies to leap into Big Data analysis will lead to higher sales of its high–end Xeon server processors. With Intel's core market of personal computers shrinking, the chipmaker's server business is becoming a larger …

… much higher growth rate. Enough computer devices will ship in 2014 to connect more than 35 percent of the world's population to the Internet and that is not impressive enough this flood of gadgets will lead to lower prices as markets become …