Are Stve Job and Bill Gates real Hero?

"Creative is very fortunate to have been granted this early patent," said Steve Jobs, Apple's chief executive, in yesterday's statement. "This settlement resolves all our differences with Creative, including the five lawsuits currently pending between the companies, and removes the uncertainty and distraction of prolonged litigation."

Technology Can Go Wrong As Well???

While hundreds of thousands of the electronic mapping devices are sold every year -- despite some reports of software glitches that have sent drivers down one-way streets or up impassable mountain tracks -- most cabbies in London regard them as largely irrelevant.

VOIP Scam Highlights Growing Security Issue

When federal law enforcement officials arrested two individuals June 7 for running a scam in which they allegedly sold discount voice-over-IP services delivered secretly over other companies' networks, experts who have been sounding the alarm over growing VOIP security issues finally got the proof they've been waiting for.

Troops in Kashmir Master New Weapon: Cell Phones

A few hours later, troops smashed the door of his hideout and arrested the militant "commander" after a brief gun battle.

Search users 'stop at page three'

"They [users] know what they want, and they want to find it immediately, and the majority want to find it on page one," he said.

He showed a vision of the future of television, in the form of a BBC application running on the forthcoming Windows Vista platform.

“You can partly explain that I guess by the take up of broadband in the UK,” he said, “but there’s something more than that. I think that what we’re seeing is the audience expectations that they’ve got from the music industry of being able to consume the music on their terms,” he said. “They’re now starting to expect that from television. They want television on their terms, they want to watch it whenever, however, wherever. And we as a media company, need to respond to that.”

People want television on their terms, they want to watch it whenever, however, wherever.

“They’re now starting to expect that from television. They want television on their terms, they want to watch it whenever, however, wherever. And we as a media company, need to respond to that.”