A leaked service manual apparently revealed the much-anticipated Google Nexus 5. According to information secured by tech site Android Police, the much-anticipated Nexus 5 had revealed a majority of its specifications.
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HTC One unveils phone in actual gold, but is not for retail
Five HTC One 3 mobile phones made with 18-carat gold were commissioned by the management of Music of Black Origin (MOBO) Awards to HTC Corporation.
New USD 100 note has distinctive feel, new security features- report
According to a report from USA Today, the new USD 100 note has a distinctive feel and new security features.
Less than half of chicken in nuggets is meat- study
A study published in the American Journal of Medicine showed that chicken nuggets is mostly fat, blood vessels, bones and skin.
New USD 100 bills can limit counterfeits- experts
Experts expressed confidence that the new USD 100 bill would limit counterfeiting. With the redesigned USD 100 bills scheduled for delivery to banks today, experts interviewed by news website WebProNews said these bills could thwart counterfeiting.
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Heavy traffic could not be the cause of website glitches under ObamaCare, according to experts. Glitches in the ObamaCare website were not just the result of heavy traffic.
US multinational firms said the Obama administration should not rush to finalize its proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
ObamaCare navigators in New York were unreachable, according to an informal survey conducted by the Post.
Contractors of the US government would most likely wait for assurances from Congress before reversing furloughs, a Bloomberg report said.
The government's sixth largest contractor, United Technologies Corp, cancelled plans to furlough around 4,000 employees.
A Forbes report revealed the branding lesson marketers could learn from Apple. A Forbes report revealed that marketers can learn one very important lesson from Apple: Branding starts with consumers.
Susan Bennett explained the reason why Siri would get snippy at times. Susan Bennett, the woman who claimed to be the voice of the American Siri in Apple Inc's assistant app, told CNN she recorded nonsensical phrases and sentences for ubergeeks, as she called them, in July 2005.
Activist billionaire investor Carl Icahn said on CNBC his company had placed a USD2 billion investment on shares of Apple Inc.
Representative John Boehner was compared to a tantrum-throwing baby in a television commercial set to go live on Sunday night football.
