We’ve been told by a source close to Samsung (005930) that the company will indeed be introducing a follow-up to the Galaxy Note, the Galaxy Note II, during its press conference on August 15th. The display is said to be thinner and taller, allowing Samsung to stuff a 5.5-inch screen into a phone that can supposedly be held by humans and not just 7-foot tall Gorillas.
- Facebook shares sink to new low after 2Q results BARBARA ORTUTAY
Facebook's stock hit a new low Friday after it reported lukewarm second-quarter results and didn't give an outlook for the coming months. More »Facebook shares sink to new low after 2Q results
- IDC: Samsung extends lead in smartphones ANICK JESDANUN
Samsung has extended its lead over Apple in smartphones, in part because its new Galaxy phones came out before Apple updated its iPhone, research group IDC said Friday. More »IDC: Samsung extends lead in smartphones
- Amazon CEO gives $2.5M for Wash. gay marriage law RACHEL LA CORTE
Amazon.com founder and CEO Jeff Bezos and his wife, MacKenzie, announced Friday they are donating $2.5 million to the campaign to defend Washington's same-sex marriage law. More »Amazon CEO gives $2.5M for Wash. gay marriage law
- What the Friday: DNA tests for your cat Tecca
Sure, you can get DNA tests if you're a human, but why should other members of the animal kingdom get left out? Fortunately, the Feline Genetics Laboratory at the University of California at Davis has … More »What the Friday: DNA tests for your cat
Sure, you can get DNA tests if you're a human, but why should other members of the animal kingdom get left out? Fortunately, the Feline Genetics Laboratory at the University of California at Davis has got you covered with cat … Continue …
- French scientist’s device lets you write using just the movements of your eyes Tecca
Dr. Jean Lorenceau of the Universite Pierre et Marie Curie-Paris has developed a medical device that translates eye movements into handwriting. A paper discussing his invention appeared in the journal … More »French scientist’s device lets you write using just the movements of your eyes
Dr. Jean Lorenceau of the Universite Pierre et Marie Curie-Paris has developed a medical device that translates eye movements into handwriting. A paper discussing his invention appeared in the journal Current Biology. The gadget was previously not possible because the … Continue …
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