Apple hits $600 a share in trading despite Wintek worries
It’s the first time since 27 April that the stock has broken into the $600s, despite concerns about Apple’s manufacturing partner, Wintek
Facebook buys a stake in $450 Million Asian undersea cable consortium
The Asia Pacific Gateway will link Malaysia, South Korea and Japan with China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore and Vietnam
New Android malware uses phones as spam botnet
The messages are being propagated through Yahoo’s mail service and promote counterfeit Viagra and other pharmaceuticals
Mozilla to launch Firefox smartphone OS in 2013
Open standards competition for Google and others
3D printer uses sugar to create blood vessels
University of Pennsylvania and MIT researchers make use of a special sugar mix along with a custom 3D printer to create blood vessels
DNSChanger Malware set to knock thousands off Internet on Monday
Here’s how to find out if your computer is infected, and what to do if it is
Four things RIM can learn from Apple and IBM
Fixing RIM is not impossible
RIM CEO Thorstein Heins addresses company’s ‘death spiral’
There’s nothing wrong with the company, says Thorsten Heins
Facebook email snafu a security red flag to businesses
Beyond the Facebook mix-up, the fact that mistakes can occur anywhere highlights the need to have sensitive information encrypted and accessible only to authorized recipients
Google Glass launches new age of personal computing
Desktops, laptops and even tablets will soon be passe; Google Glass is paving the way toward wearable and then body-based systems
Google Nexus 7 tablet review: Solid, but not revolutionary
The Nexus 7 does well in many areas, but its lack of expandability limits its scope
New eBay data centre will run on fuel cells
While other data centres use fuel cells as back-up power sources, they will provide primary power for eBay’s Utah data centre
Tablets will outship notebooks by 2016
Research firm NPD DisplaySearch thinks tablet shipments will exceed laptop shipments in the next few years
Toshiba fined in LCD price fixing scandal
Toshiba said it won’t have to pay its fine because of settlements paid already by other vendors
Corel acquires Avid’s consumer video business
Avid sells consumer business products and cuts workforce by 20 per cent