• James Moore Defends Canadian Government Policies and Aims To Reduce Mobile Service Prices Through Competition

    By: Talha Bhatti  |   August 26th, 2013   |   News, O Canada

    There has been recent backlash after the planned introduction of telecom companies into Canada from abroad but according to James Moore, the industry Minister, the policies and benefits provided by the government will eventually aid the Canadian public and consumers. According to him, the added competition will result in getting the cell phone plan prices to decrease a substantial amo...

  • TELUS Employees Protest against Advantage Given to Verizon

    By: Talha Bhatti  |   August 26th, 2013   |   News, O Canada

    Last Thursday, about 500 TELUS employees protested outside Industry Minister, James Moore’s office in British Columbia. This protest was held because US wireless provider, Verizon is trying to enter the Canadian market and is being given advantage so as to promote competition in Canada. This has...

  • The New gen iPhone5S Reported To Be 31% Faster, Processor Might Be 64 bit

    By: Talha Bhatti  |   August 26th, 2013   |   Apple, News, Smartphones

    There has been a lot of talk regarding the new iPhone and pieces of the puzzle that is the new iPhone is being scattered around the internet and a lot of speculation surround it. iPhone has kept everything under the wraps perhaps to surprise its loyal audience with a sensational next generation Smartphone. On the other hand it might disappoint as many believe it will just be a combina...

  • Survey Shows Teenagers Careful About Their Privacy

    By: Talha Bhatti  |   August 26th, 2013   |   News

    CBS News has published a story which reveals that a, "Pew Research Study has revealed that teens are much more conscious of their privacy than may have been expected.” The survey was a poll from users of mobile phones from age 12 to 17 about how much they were concerned about their privacy. The report goes on to explain that, “The survey found that only 58 percent of teens had ...

  • Apple Outraged By E-book Injunction Imposed by the U.S.

    By: Talha Bhatti  |   August 26th, 2013   |   Apple, News

    There has been a lot of talk regarding the recent proposed civil injunction against Apple on July 10 by U.S District Judge Denise Cote regarding e-book price raising conspiracy. The United States has considered reviewing the whole scenario and has offered to ease these terms but Apple officials still believe that the revised plan is ...

  • Samsung set to launch Watch-Phone hybrid in September

    By: Talha Bhatti  |   August 25th, 2013   |   Business, News, Smartphones

    Continuous innovation is what seems to be what Samsung is focusing on as the smartphone and consumer electronics giant is taking another step further by introducing a watch-phone hybrid for users. This wristwatch-like device may be released as soon as this coming September for consumers in select markets before going global.

  • 10 Years of NASA’s Spitzer Telescope in Space

    By: Zain Nabi  |   August 25th, 2013   |   News

    NASA’s Spitzer telescope has marked its ten successful years in space and it is still going strong. NASA ten years ago launched its Spitzer telescope in space on August, 25, 2003. Spitzer telescope in these ten years has captured a number of magnificent images and made a vast list of discoveries, while it also helped many astronomers study about comets, stars, asteroids, planets and buckyballs. ...

  • It Is Not Too Easy To Do Business on Facebook Now

    By: Zain Nabi  |   August 25th, 2013   |   Business, Social Media

    Social media networks are always the easiest method to make money for businesses/organizations etc. But now as Facebook strives to make even more money it is harder for these businesses to make any impact. This post lets you know whether Facebook is a worthwhile endeavor for your busines...