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Dallas Morning News reviews Apple iPhone 3G: Outclasses competitors by wide margin

"Apple's iPhone 3G outclasses its competitors by a wide margin. It gives users easier access to more information and entertainment than anything else available," Andrew D. Smith reports for The Dallas Morning News.

Verint and NICE drop patent charges: The two competitors settled their feud and dismissed all patent disputes.

Verint and NICE drop patent charges: The two competitors settled their feud and dismissed all patent disputes.

Storyboard: iPhone, a status symbol in India

iPhone is finally here. It is flashier and costlier than what you expected and competitors are rushing to get their act together. As iPhone enters the market with Airtel and Vodafone, it is clearly positioning itself as a top luxury phone priced above Rs 30,000. But with almost one lakh grey market users of the phone already in India and with competitors like Nokia, Samsung and LG launching their deluxe variants, CNN-IBN gets you the new rules of the luxury phone game.

In pictures: iPhone 3G vs BlackBerry Bold vs Touch Diamond

The iPhone phenomenon is well and truly in force since the launch of the iPhone 3G in Australia last month. With this in mind, competitors are clamouring for a piece of the pie and are set to begin launching potential 'iPhone killers' in a bid to derail the Apple machine. We’ve been fortunate to have two of the newest iPhone competitors in the office, along with the iPhone 3G. RIM’s BlackBerry Bold and the much anticipated HTC Touch Diamond are two smartphones that are set to compete with the iPhone 3G in Australia and around the globe. Check out our slideshow of these hot smartphones side by side! iPhone 3G vs BlackBerry Bold vs Touch Diamond iPhone 3G vs BlackBerry Bold vs Touch Diamond iPhone 3G vs BlackBerry Bold vs Touch Diamond iPhone 3G vs BlackBerry Bold vs Touch Diamond iPhone 3G vs BlackBerry Bold vs Touch Diamond iPhone 3G vs B

iPhone Shows the Folly of the FCC's Worry About XM-Sirius

OK, so the FCC after 17 months(!) seems finally ready to approve the merger between the two satellite radio companies, XM (XMSR) and Sirius (SIRI). Regulators have a concern that there will be no competitors left in the satellite radio industry. But, if you look not very far ahead, that's like worrying that there will be no competitors in the chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream-making industry. Satellite radio has a lot of happy customers, but even today it's not even remotely the only way to pipe music and news into your car.

Why iPhone Shows the Folly of the FCC Worrying About XM-Sirius

Kevin Maney looks at the bigger picture: OK, so the FCC after 17 months(!) seems finally ready to approve the merger between the two satellite radio companies, XM and Sirius. Regulators have a concern that there will be no competitors left in the satellite radio industry. But, if you look not very far ahead, that's like worrying that there will be no competitors in the chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream-making industry. Satellite radio has a lot of happy customers, but even today it's not even remotely the only way to pipe music and news into your car.

Competitors to iTunes Are Gearing Up

The television industry's pell-mell evolution is confronting Apple's iTunes store with changes in the same way that Apple and ABC rocked the TV world two years ago with their landmark deal to sell the network's shows online.

Competitors Using Multiple Domains

My client's main competitor is running Google AdWords under 3 unique domain names (www.mycompany.com - which is the main company site, www.mycompanystore.com and www.mycompanysoftware.com).

High School Competitors Take Command of Robots

Robots all but took over the Del Mar Fairgrounds near San Diego in late June as Sun, Wintriss Technical Schools and the San Diego Java User's Group partnered in sponsoring the inaugural International Autonomous Robot Contest (iARoC).

Why Shouldn't Competitors Be Able To Weigh In On Patent Applications?

The patent system is only supposed to grant patents on inventions that are new and non-obvious to those skilled in the art. As we've pointed out in the past, the "non-obvious" part of the requirement has long been (effectively) ignored by the patent office. Instead, it mostly focused on whether the invention was new -- and did so by looking at published examples of prior art. There was very little effort made to examine whether or not the concept was non-obvious, and even less to see if it was non-obvious to skilled practitioners in the field. Luckily, the Supreme Court's decision in the Teleflex v. KSR case brought some attention back to the obviousness question, but only in one particular area (concerning combining two known concepts). However, it did little to actually establish a real test of whether or not a concept is obvious.

Nintendo blowing past gaming competitors

The NPD Group dished out two helpings of good news to Nintendo Canada in April: the Nintendo Wii is the most popular next-generation gaming console in Canada, and the Nintendo DS held the top spot in overall game system sales for 2006 and 2007.

Journalists expelled from Black Hat for hacking competitors

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Journalists expelled from Black Hat for hacking competitors

Three French journalists from Global Security Magazine have been thrown out of the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas for hacking into fellow journalist’s computers.

Journalists expelled from Black Hat for hacking competitors

Three French journalists from Global Security Magazine have been thrown out of the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas for hacking into fellow journalist’s computers.

Journalists expelled from Black Hat for hacking competitors

Three French journalists from Global Security Magazine have been thrown out of the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas for hacking into fellow journalists computers.

Journalists expelled from Black Hat for hacking competitors

Three French journalists from Global Security Magazine have been thrown out of the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas for hacking into fellow journalist’s computers.

Journalists expelled from Black Hat for hacking competitors

Three French journalists from Global Security Magazine have been thrown out of the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas for hacking into fellow journalist’s computers.

Verint and NICE drop patent charges: The two competitors settled their feud and dismissed all patent disputes.

Aug. 4--NICE Systems Ltd. (Nasdaq: NICE; TASE: NICE) and Verint Systems Inc. (Pink Sheets: VRNT.PK) have settled their feud centering on a patent dispute.

Windows update servers score 100 per cent uptime, beat competitors

Microsoft's Windows beat operating system rivals Mac OS X and Ubuntu in a three-month test of update server uptime, a Swedish uptime monitoring company said.

Apple's iTunes leads the digital music market, but competitors keep coming

Apple, No. 7 in the Internet Retailer Top 500 Guide, reports that online music shoppers have now purchased and downloaded over 5 billion songs from its iTunes store.

Black's Photography launches Canada's newest and best destination for professional digital equipment and services

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Best Buy Canada Launches Online Reviews for Customers

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ZEOX Corporation: New Nanotechnology Breakthrough Lipotrope(R)

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