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Scientists claim artificial leaf could ease energy crisis in developing countries

The leaf device effectively mimics the photosynthetic process that natural leaves use to convert sunlight and water into energy.

Pre-Market NASDAQ Movers (CEPH, NLST, ACHN, CKSW, GLUU, CNIT, GLNG, TIBX, EDAP, VOD, DELL)

The top pre-market NASDAQ Stock Market gainers are: Cephalon, Netlist, Achillion Pharmaceuticals, ClickSoftware Technologies, and Glu Mobile. The top pre-market NASDAQ Stock Market losers are: China Information Technology, Golar LNG, Tibco Software, EDAP TMS, Vodafone Group, and Dell.

Report: Windows Phone 7 Will Beat iOS By 2015

IDC says Windows Phone 7 will be in second place by 2015.

Geohot's Legal Team Fires back At Sony

The hacker being sued for altering the firmware that runs the PlayStation 3 has fired back at Sony Computer Entertainment America's attempt to get the case heard in California.

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New Galaxy Tab vs. iPad 2, What is your choice?

The battle of the tablet market is becoming fierce. Samsung has introduced its newest Galaxy Tab at the CTIA 2011, rolling out a 8.9 version and a 10.1 version to challenge iPad2.

An employee of KT holds an Apple's iPhone 4 and a Samsung Electronics' Galaxy S in Seoul

South Korea Smartphone users reach 10 million

South Korea now has 10 million registered Smartphone users, according to a Korean Communications Commission report.

UPDATE: PS3 Hacker Did Not Flee To South America

The legal battle between Sony Computer Entertainment America and a hacker who published a jailbreak has taken a new turn in the wake of accusations that he deliberately withheld evidence from Sony

Sony May Get PS3 Hacker Case Moved To California

Sony Computer Entertainment America may win its fight to get its case against a hacker tried in California, as it has filed documents that it says tie him to the state.

Sprint Announces HTC EVO 3D

Sprint and HTC today announced the HTC Evo 3D, a dual-core smartphone equipped with a 3D screen.

Amazon Launches amazon appstore for android

Amazon Launches Appstore for Android

Amazon.com, Inc. said it has launched the Amazon Appstore for Android at www.amazon.com/appstore where customers can by Android apps.

Sony Suspends Production At More Japan Plants

Sony Corp. has suspended production at more Japanese plants after a massive earthquake on March 11 has made it difficult for the plants to get raw materials and components.

Sprint Announces Google Voice Integration

Sprint users will receive full ingratiation with Google's Voice service, the company said.

AT&T buys T-Mobile: What Does It Mean For Consumers?

AT&T just announced that it will buy T-Mobile USA from Germany company Deutsche Telekom for $39 billion. By doing so, AT&T will become the largest US wireless network in the United States.

Samsung Electronics says outlook tough; aims at record profit

Samsung Electronics Co <005930.KS>, the world's top memory chip maker, forecast on Friday a challenging business outlook due to growing competition, but said it was aiming to achieve record profit this year.

Supply Chain Disruptions Hit Japanese Electronics Cos.

A number of Japanese companies have reported disruptions to their supply chains in the wake of the the earthquake there.

Sign shown at headquarters for Intel Corp in Santa Clara

Intel buys Philips Electronics spin-out

Intel Corp. has acquired New Venture Partners' portfolio company, Silicon Hive, a spin-out from Philips Electronics (Philips). Financial details of the transaction were not disclosed.

Apple defers iPad 2 launch in Japan; says delay not linked to supply chain squeeze

Apple has deferred the launch of its slimmer, lighter and faster rendition of iPad, the iPad 2, in Japan as the country grapples with massive destruction caused by a 9 magnitude earthquake and tsunami.

Japanese electronics sector faces extended supply woes

Japanese electronics manufacturers warned production would be hobbled by further supply and distribution problems as companies struggle with power blackouts after the disaster in Japan.

Japan electronics sector faces extended supply woes

Japanese electronics manufacturers warned production would be hobbled by further supply and distribution problems as companies struggle with power blackouts after the disaster in Japan.

Rumor mills show Droid X2, Targa and Droid 3

The leaked photos of Droid X2, Targa and Droid 3 appears online.

Netflix Continues To Soar

Netflix's shares soar on an analyst report as well as a study from research company NPD Group.

A woman looks at a guayabera shirt in a department store in Merida

Selling “Little Victories” to Latin America: de la Blanca

The economy is booming in many Latin American countries and people there are getting richer. For many of these recently wealthy Latin Americans, it’s all about the “little victories.

A model demonstrates a Nexus One smartphone, the first mobile phone Google will sell directly to consumers, after a news conference in Mountain View

Google To Test Mobile Payment Tech In New York, San Francisco

Launching within four months, the program will allow customers to make purchases with their NFC-enabled cell phones

Did Apple iPod touch kill Microsoft Zune?

Microsoft's answer to Apple's iPod, the Zune, met an early death just four years after it was launched, adding another casualty to its list of hardware flops.