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By Jp, on May 21st, 2012% 
Chrysler is recalling their Jeep Wrangler SUV’s from 2012 model year to solve issues which could cause fires.
The company stated the recall involves 67,872 units of SUV’s that were built with automatic transmissions. The skid plate on these SUV’s that protects the transmission is very close to the catalytic converter of the exhaust system. Particles collected around the skid plate could heat up the converter which can cause it to ignite or catch fire.
In these recall, dealers of Chrysler will change the plate with a skid bar and this will be, . . . → Read More: Jeep Wranglers Recalled by Chrysler for Risk of Fire
By Jp, on May 11th, 2012% 
Demonstrated this year at the Consumer Electronics Show, Samsung is finally releasing the very first OLED TV to the market. The 55-inch TV set packs with great features including facial recognition, motion and voice control, 3D, and other smart TV features but as expected, this is not going to be affordable for some.
The South Korea-based company have been plugging its organic light-emitting diode or OLED technology for many years, but until recently it has not delivered a monster-sized scale from it. Apparently, a constant and significant issue with the blue pixels was resolved lately . . . → Read More: Samsung will Release the $9,000 OLED TV
By Jp, on May 5th, 2012% 
NPD, a Market research firm, forecasts that the entire tablet market share of Apple will decrease to just 50% by 2017, that’s just above the line, while Windows RT and Android platform tablets will start climbing up and eat iPad’s domination after 2 years.
According to DisplaySearch’s (a subsidiary group of NPD), Tablet Quarterly report on Thursday, they estimated that the entire tablet market reached 81.6 million units in 2011 – which is dominated by Apple’s iPad – and 424.9 million units by 2017.
Also in the report, it denotes that the worldwide shipments of tabs will . . . → Read More: iPad’s Market Share will Drop in 2017
By Jp, on May 2nd, 2012% 
Google together with its Onix Networking as its partner was awarded with the $35 million contract to handle the new cloud-based email and collaboration system of the U.S. Department of the Interior.
In 2010, Microsoft was awarded with $59.3 million contract to handle the Department of the Interior’s email and collaboration system. With this award, Onix Networking – based in Ohio – and Google filed a lawsuit before long to prevent the contract. According to Google, the U.S. Department of the Interior was unfair in giving the favor to Microsoft as it never gave them a fair . . . → Read More: Google Awarded with $35 Million Government Contract
By Jp, on May 1st, 2012% 
A man from California sued BMW North America and the maker of the motorcycle seat stating that the four-hour round-trip drive on his 1993 BMW motorcycle which has a ridge-like seat caused him a serious case of persistent and lasting erection, a disease called “Priapism” – it held up for 20 months and counting.
Although there were several issues regarding the narrow “banana” motorcycle seats which causes diminished feeling in that particular area, for both men and women, this is the worst case so far that we have seen.
Henry Wolf together with his lawyer Vernon Bradley of Sausalito . . . → Read More: BMW Sued for Priapism
By Jp, on April 24th, 2012% 
Is it true that Microsoft consumer is getting low pinch by pinch as Apple slowly or maybe quickly dominating the technology market?
Five years ago, Microsoft claimed a total profits of $14.398 billion and reported an income of $6.589 billion. A week ago, the company’s sales revenue was $17.407 billion and reported a profit of $6.374 billion – that is just a slight decrease which can be or might be recovered in the coming months. Microsoft is still expanding, although not speedy. And they are truly generating less money.
In comparison with Apple, Five years ago they . . . → Read More: Decreasing Consumer of Microsoft
By Jp, on April 22nd, 2012% 
A new generation of light bulb is going to be on sale on Sunday. The bulb is said to last for 20 years and it is more energy efficient than an incandescent light bulb.
Created by Dutch electronics Philips, the light bulb swaps filaments for light-emitting diodes to produce lighting.
Utilizing Light emitting diodes or LEDs endows light with an extended life as well as a serious selling price. The initial variants are going to sell for $60.
Philips has set up special discounts with retailers that could offer the light bulb which means some could purchase . . . → Read More: Philips Sells $60 LED Bulbs in the US
By Jp, on April 16th, 2012% 
Internet has turned into an important instrument for finding jobs, having an education, accessing services, source of the news, keeping in touch with your relatives and people you know, etc.,but 1 in 5 U.S. adults still doesn’t utilize the Internet, in any way, based on a new research done by Pew.
They are just not interested – as what the research found out — not in social networks, IM’s, email, the web, or any other online services.
“Among current non-internet users, almost half (48%) say the main reason they don’t go online now . . . → Read More: 1 Out of 5 U.S. Adults Doesn’t Use the Internet
By Jp, on March 27th, 2012% 
After Facebook became the most popular social network in the world, many reports have shocked the world claiming to be the original owner of the social network giant. Up until now, the story is still going on and maybe not close to ending.
Facebook Inc. moved on Monday to oppose the statements by a businessman that he is the owner of a significant share in the social network company.
In an action to ignore a lawsuit last in 2010 made by Paul Ceglia, the social network company exposed the outcomes of a very . . . → Read More: Facebook Expose Evidences of Paul Ceglia’s Possession Claims
By Jp, on March 26th, 2012% 
One of the wireless carriers in USA ,T-Mobile stated Friday that it’s going to remove a total of 1,900 call center jobs in an attempt to cut costs at the striving company.
T-Mobile stated that there will be more restructuring that will come before July to “optimize operations,” though it didn’t particularly state that more job layoffs would extend or take a part.
“These are not easy steps to take, but they are necessary to realize efficiency in order to invest for growth,” according to Philipp Humm, CEO of T-Mobile USA, in a . . . → Read More: T-Mobile Cuts Down 1,900 Call Center Positions
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