Jack Dorsey's mobile payments start-up Square announced a new way to pay for items by just saying your name.
Google Inc. said it will offer free websites to small and medium businesses in India in a move to boost Internet usage in Asia's third-largest economy and aims to get half a million of these businesses online in the next three years.
Google Inc said it will offer free websites to small and medium businesses in India in a move to boost Internet usage in Asia's third-largest economy and aims to get half a million of these businesses online in the next three years.
Krispy Kreme is giving away a free doughnut on Oct. 31 for anyone who shows up at participating locations wearing their Halloween costume. It's like trick-or-treating at a doughnut shop!
New York Yankees ace starting pitcher C.C. Sabathia will opt out of his contract and become a free agent, according to Sports Illustrated's Jon Heyman on his Twitter feed.
The DC comic based MMORPG becomes the latest online game
BlackBerry will give customers a free BlackBerry Playbook tablet when they buy two before Dec. 31. But with prices starting at $499 each. Is it worth it?
Financial swindler Bernard Madoff said that he is happier in prison than he was on the outside because he no longer lives in fear of being arrested and knows he will die in prison, TV journalist Barbara Walters said on Thursday.
Apple has introduced its special Halloween App.
Hollywood star Ashton Kutcher has posted a video on social networking site Chime.in, in which he discusses the status of truth in the media and gestures to the camera, allowing, perhaps coincidentally, viewers a glimpse of his ringless left hand.
The President spoke from the town of La Fria in southwestern Venezuela dressed in military fatigues.
French on-line music streaming service Deezer will launch in more than 100 countries in the coming weeks, and the start-up is negotiating with roughly a dozen telecom operators on partnerships in a bid to expand its global reach.
The latest scam to hit Facebook, to the delight of coffee-loving consumers looking for freebies, is the enticing promise of a $50 free Starbucks gift card or a $25 free Tim Hortons gift card.
BlackBerry maker RIM announced Monday that it would be offering a one-month extension as well as more than $100 worth of premium apps to its customers for free - an apology of sorts to its millions of disgruntled customers, who suffered global outages last week. The free downloads and service extension come appended to the most recent of a series of apologies issued by RIM for outages that spanned parts of Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Europe, Canada and the U.S. Mike Lazaridis, co-C.E.O. of RI...
Kidnapped Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit and hundreds of Palestinians will return home Tuesday in an exchange with the Hamas movement that rules Gaza that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called a historic deal.
Following a worldwide three day outage last week, BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM) is set to give away a dozen free BlackBerry apps to customers for download and free technical to corporate customers.
An offer of free games, translation software or other apps to compensate BlackBerry users for last week's prolonged outage left Research In Motion investors cool on Monday, and the shares fell 6 percent.
Canada's Research In Motion Ltd will offer free premium apps worth more than $100 to appease BlackBerry customers frustrated by last week's global disruption of smartphone service.
Shares of BlackBerry maker Research In Motion fell more than 5 percent in morning trade on Monday after the company sought to appease disgruntled customers by offering free apps and technical support.
It's the least Research in Motion (RIM) could do for its global customers impacted by the three-day outage of BlackBerry mobile services including messenger and email. The company said it will offer BlackBerry free apps as an apology of sorts, hoping to make amends for the trouble customers experienced throughout the world last week.
Apple's most enhanced mobile operating system -- iOS 5 -- is finally available to consumers, along with the near-mythical iPhone 4S.
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