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On Wednesday, Google announced their latest new thing, a Gmail phone call feature. Within 24 hours, one million phone calls were made with this new service. The new "Call Phone" feature, also called "Voice Calls from Gmail," launched by Google, allows U.S. users to make phone calls using their Gmail accounts. Using this service, you can make free calls in the U.S. and Canada. You can also make international calls at discounted rates, for as low as two cents per minute. If you have a Gmail account and want to take advantage of this new feature, you have until the end of the year to get your local calls out for free, according to Google. |
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China Unicom is likely to start selling Apple's iPad tablet computer in the world's largest Internet market in mid to late-September, state-run media said Friday. But the launch of the trendy iPhone 4 is expected to be delayed due to protracted technical procedures to add the handset to Unicom's mobile network, the China Business News reported, citing an unnamed source at Unicom. |
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Thirteen big record companies want to freeze assets of the provider of popular file-sharing service LimeWire, accusing its founder of fraudulently trying to evade hundreds of millions of dollars in damages over copyright infringement. U.S. District Judge Kimba Wood last month found that Lime Wire LLC assisted users in pirating digital recordings, and that founder Mark Gorton personally "directed and benefited from many of the activities" that resulted in liability. |
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Lenovo, the world's No. 4 PC maker, has set up a unit to develop a video game console for the China market, a newspaper reported on Friday, pitting it against rivals such as Microsoft and Sony. Some 40 Lenovo software engineers have been spun off from the company to work for Beijing eedoo Technology, which will be tasked with developing and marketing the "eBox" game console, the China Daily reported. |
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A solution to security concerns on BlackBerry has to come from Research in Motion, a top Bharti Airtel executive said on Friday, adding that operators like itself can only co-ordinate efforts. Sanjay Kapoor, the mobile operator's chief executive for India and South Asia, also said he expects a reasonable solution to the standoff between India and the BlackBerry maker. Research in Motion faces an Aug 31 deadline to give Indian authorities the means to track and read BlackBerry Enterprise |
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Google Inc launched a website on Thursday for users who want to sift through news, comments and other information on the Internet in real time, letting them follow conversations on social network hubs such as Facebook and Twitter in one place. The move expands the Internet search leader's efforts to compete with Microsoft Corp's Bing in letting Web surfers track up-to-the-minute comments and postings and could also be a useful tool for organizations tracking public opinion on everything from a movie to a new product. |
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Hewlett-Packard Co raised its bid for data storage company 3PAR Inc to $1.8 billion, dealing a blow to Dell Inc's $1.6 billion effort to win a rapidly escalating bidding war. HP's counteroffer of $27 a share came just hours after Dell raised its previous bid by a third, to $24.30. Shares of 3PAR, considered an attractive asset by both companies as they try to expand into new technologies like cloud computing, leapt 7 percent to $27.75 in after-hours trade. |
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