She produced a super capacitator, a gadget that will fully charge cell phones in 20 seconds, in extremely short time. She won a prize of 50,000 dollars, which she is going to … In the city of Madison some years back, teachers in a high school divided …

This indicates that just like high–end gadgets including the Samsung Galaxy S4, the phone in question might double as a remote control. If rumors were to be believed, a 4.7-inch HD touchscreen has been planted on the front panel, underneath which is a …

Henriksen says the high cost of postage means that they focus their campaigns on the 2.8 million members who have supplied email addresses, and this translates directly to sales. “The proportion of sales we get from these customers we can engage with …

It has been a month or so since HTC launched the successor Butterfly—HTC Butterfly S. The smartphone can easily join the ranks of most of the high end devices as its powered by a quad-core 1.9GHz processor, and a decent set of specifications. However …

Many of the mobile devices swapped for cash at Ace Wholesale had been stolen at gunpoint in an escalating wave of gadget-related robberies, police say. Ace Wholesale had become a key broker in the underground trade of stolen phones, ….. At the Ace …

KUCHING: The Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has agreed to keep the overnight policy rate (OPR) at three per cent and is expected to potentially retain it until the later half of 2014 (2H14), despite stronger cautions over …

The United States will shoulder the burden as main driver of world economic growth at least until the end of the year, while Europe stagnates, Reuters polls showed on Thursday. This month's survey of more than 250 analysts suggested the US recovery …

Mr. Wilson's opinion carries particular weight: Together with colleagues, he predicted in a report in 2003 that the BRIC nations – Brazil, Russia, India and China – would become an increasingly important driver of the world economy. Their contribution …

His counsel is sought by much of the developing world's leadership and by progressives across the globe. He has a stark warning to make: inequality is so rampant that all over the world it is depressing economies and dividing societies. Even when they …