Cellphone Battery Charge Could Someday Last for Months
Jun 28, 2017 A newly developed material could relieve a constant nuisance for cellphone users and help significantly reduce our carbon footprints.
How Too Much Electronic Screen Time Is Making Kids ‘Moody, Crazy and Lazy’
Aug 28, 2015 Excessive use of electronic devices by children can lead to serious physiological dysfunction, according to a child psychiatrist who argues for an "electronic fast."
The Cops Want This Car, Not That One
Nov 14, 2014 American police departments are using wish lists to decide which cars, electronics and other goods to seize in a practice that allows the government to confiscate property suspected of being tied to crime regardless of whether officers have secured a conviction or filed a charge.
Apple $290 Million Richer, Courtesy of Samsung (and a Federal Jury)
Nov 22, 2013 Because Apple Inc. could really use another electronics giant's spare change, Samsung Electronics Co. will be forking over some $290 million to give the tech empire Steve Jobs built a helping hand.
The New Airplane Mode: FAA to Finally Update Electronics Rules
Sep 24, 2013 After deliberating for the better part of a year, a Federal Aviation Administration advisory panel is set to make it possible for you to use your portable gadgets during takeoff and landing.
iPhone 5
Sep 15, 2012
Foxconn Pledges to Ease Up on Factory Workers
Apr 2, 2012 Electronics manufacturer Foxconn has taken some considerable hits to its public image in recent years as reports about shocking labor conditions at the Apple supplier's factories cropped up with more frequency than new iPad product launches. On Sunday, Foxconn's chairman said that the company is changing its ways.From Quality to Quantity — and Maybe Back Again
Jan 28, 2011 Amid last week's flood of business news, one story stood out as reason to hope for more than just a momentary uptick in your 401(k): Apple, you may have heard, announced record first-quarter profits.
More Trouble for iPhone Manufacturer
Oct 13, 2010 Hong Kong-based electronics manufacturer Hon Hai is hitting back at new reports that working conditions at its Foxconn plants in China, where iPhones come from and where an employee suicide spree made news in recent months, haven't gotten better.
iToys [A Cartoon From China]
Feb 2, 2010
