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 It’s always hard to keep track of so many different phone numbers, and so many different voicemails, But Google is here to help. The company unveiled yesterday a new service that will give customers one number for all their phones, and will even e-mail their voice messages for them.After Google’s acquisition of GrandCentral in July 2007,...
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 Microsoft has been granted an extended deadline to respond to the accusations that its Internet Explorer – Windows bundle is harming competition. The company has not made any comments, but the European Regulators appear to have given it another month, until April 21, to respond.The announcement follows another one by the European...
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 Microsoft has revealed its new strategy for developers who want to be a part of the Windows Marketplace for Mobile. According to the company, developers who will choose to sell their applications through the Windows Marketplace will gain 70 percent of the sales revenue.Furthermore, Microsoft promised transparency throughout the...
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 How would you like to have you phone battery recharge in just seconds, rather than hours? MIT specialists say that is possible, through a new kind of beltway that allows the rapid transit of electric energy through a battery material. The findings appear in this week’s issue of Nature.State of the art lithium rechargeable batteries have...
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 Google wants to make voice communications easier to manage by introducing a new service that will transcript voicemail messages as soon as they’ve been received. Transcriptions can then be seen in the user’s inbox, and at the user’s choice, they can even be e-mailed or sent to them by SMS.Transcriptions are automated, and may still...
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 Japanese electronics manufacturer Hitachi Displays Ltd. has agreed to plead guilty of conspiracy to fixating prices in the sale of Thin Film Transistor-Liquid Crystal Display panels to Dell, and pay a $31 million fine, the United States Department of Justice announced.Hitachi now joins several other companies that have admitted to being...
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 The Obama Administration is planning on spending $7.2 billion on broadband networks, but that’s pretty much all we know about it. The funds that have been allocated however say little about how they will be spent, as the stimulus plan unveils very little details about it.U.S. Department of Agriculture Sec. Tom Vilsack said in a statement...
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 In a recent blog posting, Google acknowledged that a glitch in its Google Docs has affected a small part of its users by exposing private documents. The company said only 0.05 percent of all documents on the website have been affected.The glitch has also been reported by a user, who complained that suddenly, all collaborators were...
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 The University of Tennessee college student that hacked into Sarah Palin’s e-mail account has been formally charged with fraud and obstruction of justice. David Kernell, who is the son of a Tennessee democratic legislator, has pleaded not guilty to all charges.The story about Sarah Palin’s e-mail account became a hot topic, after the...
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