Technology

New York, November 5 -- Apple's official declaration of having 100,000 applications fails to impress.

Washington, October 5 -- Microsoft's new anti virus software is meant for genuine Windows users, but it's absolutely free.

Los Angeles, October 21 -- Apple and Microsoft are at it again. This time, the release dates of their new products are too close to be called a coincidence.

New York, October 18--Apple has taken a step to get rid of one of the most prominent complaints they were facing, the fact that one could not try an application from the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch application store, called App Store, before buying it. Thus, they have introduced the free-to-paid application upgrades.

Frankfurt, Germany, October 17--Google’s next product is not threat to Microsoft, as it usually happens to be. This time they have targeted the business of Amazon online bookstore, and are going to launch their own in 2010, called Google Editions.

Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA) on Thursday confirmed their plan to launch new more-expensive version of the PS3 Slim consoles in November with 250 gigabytes hard drive—largest hard drive ever released.

Philips Electronics (NYSE: PHG) says it has
replaced the standard (and now ancient) 60-watt incandescent
lightbulb.

Los Angeles, CA, September 28 -- The American Internet giant Google celebrated its 11th birthday yesterday by adding an extra 'l' to its name.