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Canon Debuts New SLR Digital Camera
Tuesday, March 03, 2009   Topic: Personal Tech   by News Editorr

In an attempt to keep a firm hold on its top spot in the camera industry, Canon debuted what it is touting as the world's fastest digital camera, geared especially to professional photographers. The new EOS-1D Mark III Digital SLR -- the highest-end model in Canon's EOS series -- boasts a faster shooting rate, a more sensitive image sensor, and two processors designed to cut image-processing speed in half.


iPhone TV commercial debuts during Oscars
Thursday, February 26, 2009   Topic: Personal Tech   by Directory Moderator

Apple began what figures to be a heavy advertising blitz for its iPhone Sunday night, with a 30-second spot that aired during ABC’s telecast of the Academy Awards.

The ad began with a ringing rotary telephone and featured clips of assorted movie and television show characters answering the phone. In all clips from 31 different movies and TV shows were featured, with appearances by characters played Lucille Ball, Dustin Hoffman, Will Ferrell, and the animated Mr. Incredible from Pixar’s The Incredibles.


AOL extends $900 mln offer to buy TradeDoubler
Tuesday, February 10, 2009   Topic: Internet   by News Editorr
AOL, the Internet unit of media conglomerate Time Warner Inc., on Monday extended its $900 million cash offer for Swedish online marketing company TradeDoubler by several weeks to March 14.

India's Bharti says retail accord with Wal-Mart within rules
Friday, February 06, 2009   Topic: Communications   by System Admin
Mobile phone major Bharti Enterprises, which plans to enter India's retail market with Wal-Mart, said its agreement with the US-based giant was within the rules set for investments in the sector.

Bush to warn Pakistan aid could be cut
Friday, February 06, 2009   Topic: Internet   by News Editorr
US President George W. Bush has decided to officially warn Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf that the Democratic-led US Congress could cut aid to Islamabad, if it fails to step up its hunt for Al-Qaeda militants, The New York Times reported online late Sunday.