TECHNOLOGY

A 7-inch Android-based tablet PC, the MediaPad was unveiled by China Huawei technologies in Singapore on Monday.

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), a California-corporation that oversees Internet address system has agreed to expand available domain extensions at a meeting in Singapore, allowing private companies to replace the generic extensions such as “.com” with their own brand.

Apple Inc, failed to find a place in a latest ranking list of top 20 corporate brands in India, though it topped similar surveys in the US and UK.

The Father's Day Google Doodle was a failure.

Facebook is rumored to announce its deal with the Sweden-based music streaming company Spotify in August at its annual developer conference f8.

iPad users who attempt to read The New York Post via Safari web browser will no longer be able to do so unless they pay up.

The World Father’s Day just passed by. All the dads around the world were honored and social networking sites did what they do best, sharing everyone’s thoughts and posting it on the net. Here’s a list of the top 10 Father’s Day tweets from the celebs

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (Icann), the body that coordinates Internet names, has voted to allow the creation new website domain suffixes.

Japanese game developer Sega, whose Pass network was hacked last week, said user names and passwords of 1.3 million customers were compromised and has been offered help by loosely-knit hackers group LulzSec to destroy its attackers.

When Apple arrives in September at the iPod refresh event, or as some tech websites surmise that September 7 could be the day, Apple will meet a band of five stellar Android smartphones - Samsung Galaxy S 2, HTC Sensation, EVO 3D, Motorola Photon and Atrix.

good.food, learnto.salsa, glossy.lipstick -- people and companies will be able to set up a website with almost any address by the end of next year if they have a legitimate claim to the domain name and can pay a hefty fee.

Boeing booked the first big order on day one of a rain-sodden Paris Air Show, while arch-rival Airbus was left red-faced after pulling two flagship planes from flying displays.

A global internet body on Monday approved a plan to allow the creation of new website domain suffixes, the biggest change to internet's domain name system in years.

Thousands of Historic books and papers from the British Library’s collection will be available online through a new partnership with Google.

The latest edition of iOS, which was unveiled by Steve Jobs at the Apple WWDC, will have around 200 new features and will start being seen in devices like iPhone 3GS and 4, iPad and iPad 2, and iPod touch 3 and 4, from this fall. Here are five features in Apple's upcoming iOS 5.0 that were found in Android.

China's Huawei Technologies unveiled a new tablet computer called the MediaPad on Monday that it hopes could take on market leaders Apple and Samsung Electronics.

Apparently Apple is not only the least scared but has also come forward to offer minor help to Facebook with their secret development called Project Spartan. Facebook's new HTML5 web app platform to rival Apple's App Store has been reportedly called an attempt to break the stranglehold that Apple has on mobile app distribution.

Android Honeycomb can run any Android apps but apps for tablets can produce far better results as they take full advantage of the wide-screen aspect. Here is a list of the coolest top 10 Android Honeycomb tablet apps

If rumors are to be believed HTC Thunderbolt owners can be happy. Thunderbolt OTA update will be available by June 30th. Android and Me reported the imminent update with leaked photographs of the pre-installed features. Features include Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread, pre-installed Amazon Appstore, Skype video functionality and gTalk video compatibility (which comes with Android 2.3.4). A Verizon insider sent screenshots of the OTA release note to Android and Me leaking the news.

The mobile competition between Google Inc.'s Android and Apple Inc. is getting more intense by the day. Two devices seems to get much hype even before their release date gets finalized -- Apple's next generation iPhone 5 and Google Nexus 4G.

Apple's iPad is a product that has decimated competition like no other. Android OS-based rivals and challengers in the tablet sphere have bit dust big time when they had to face down the Apple iPad high winds. However, the same is not happening in smartphone segment. The wireless carriers appear to be preferring Android smartphones to Apple iPhones for a variety of reasons, making it challenging for Apple to tip the scale in their favor.

There are two devices, which are getting much hype even before their release date gets finalized. Yes, we are talking about Apple's next generation iPhone - iPhone 5 - and Google Nexus 4G.

Users of Netflix have been complaining for the past few hours on Twitter about the discontinuation of its online services, which include the $7.99 a month streaming feature and the service to order DVDs.

Technology giant Apple Inc. is reportedly holding back the launch of its new MacBook Air notebook and other products till its Mac OS X, dubbed as Lion starts roaring.

Google’s cloud-based Chromebook comes with a lot of promises as it has started to ship, but the Chrome OS vision leaves a lot to be desired in reality.

The competition between iOS 5 and Android is getting more intensed day by day. With each update and head-to-head comparison between the biggies, striking similarities as well as dissimilarities have forced millions of gadget lovers to think twice over their smartphone of choice.

The next generation pure-Google smartphone Nexus 4 G, which is rumored to be released around Thanksgiving, could put Apple off track with regard to its plans for iPhone 5 launch. The question now is, will Apple postpone iPhone 5 launch beyond September first week or if it will hurry through the process and launch it much sooner than that.

If one thought to watch a movie online on Father's Day or just to spend Sunday time on Netflix, they were in for a surprise.

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), the body that coordinates Internet names, has voted to allow the creation of new website domain suffixes by private companies at a special board meeting in Singapore on Monday.