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Chinese Groups Reveal Apple Suppliers’ Dirty Practices
Apple's Chinese suppliers are reportedly producing high levels of pollution, creating a risk for residents
iPhone Prototype Left In Bar, Again: Reports
Reports claim an Apple employee lost an iPhone 5 prototype in July... and it hasn't been seen since
Date Set For Sony’s Android Tablet
Sony's first Android-based tablets begin arriving in the UK this month and it has very high hopes
Samsung Backs VMware Mobile Play
Samsung has revealed it will make phones that can run VMware's mobile hypervisor technology
Online Google HTML5 Apps Perform Without A Net
This week, Google's Chrome Web Store is adding offline access to Gmail, Calendar and Docs using HTML5
DoJ Bids To Halt AT&T Merger With T-Mobile
A bid to create the largest mobile operator in the United States has been blocked by the US DoJ
HP: No Cut-Price TouchPads For UK Consumers
Brits hoping for a low-cost TouchPad will be disappointed. HP says the offer was for US customers only
Gosling Seeks Something Cooler
Java God James Gosling lasted just five months with Google but couldn't resist the allure of 'cool' unmanned robotics, says Clint Boulton
ComScore: Android Creeps Up On 42 Percent Share
Google continues to increase its lead over Apple's iOS, RIM BlackBerry and other smartphone platforms
HP TouchPad Revived For A Final Limited Run
HP is making a final US production run of its TouchPad in response to massive demand for the doomed tablet
Why Smartphones Breed Proprietary Messengers
There are plenty of channels for online messaging, says Peter Judge. Why do users need proprietary channels like BBM and ChatON?
Samsung Launches Phones And ChatON IM Service
Samsung has released details of its new Bada-based Wave handsets, as well as the ChatON IM service
3UK Gives Villages Free 3G Broadband
3UK has promised free 3G broadband to 11 rural communities, as it seeks a competitive advantage in the 4G race
A Month To Remember In The World Of Tech
Traditionally a slow month, action-packed August was one for the record books, says Nicholas Kolakowski
Snooping Binmen Given iPads
A council in the north of England will soon arm its binmen with iPads despite pressure to cut costs
Our Readers Take Proper Holidays
Most eWEEK Europe readers don't take work away with them. Next, what does your firm do on tablets?
Nokia Shutters Developer Forums After Server Hack
Nokia has shut down its developer site after discovering a security breach in which attackers obtained private data
Analysts Predict Amazon.com Tablet Success
Amazon.com could sell up to 5 million Google Android tablets this autumn, predicts Forrester Research
Samsung Unveils 4G LTE Devices
Samsung has begun offering LTE editions of its Galaxy smartphone and tablet to customers in the US
Samsung, LG Urged To Dump Android
The South Korean government has advised its mobile device makers to shift towards a home-grown mobile OS
Microsoft To Hand Out Windows 8 Tablet Prototypes?
September's BUILD conference attendees may be offered Windows 8 running on a quad-core tablet
Brits Continue To Overpay For Mobile Phones
Which? Mobile is urging Britons to switch mobile operators in order to achieve significant savings
Google Docs Updated To Include Phone Photos
Pictures taken with an Android smartphone can now be dumped straight into a Google document
Government Backs Down On Social Media Blackout
The government has U-turned on a proposed policy to black-out social networks during riots
Apple iPad Continues To Trample Tablet Rivals
New figures from IHS have shown the Apple iPad continues to gain momentum in the tablet space
Samsung Bada 2.0 SDK Arrives For Developers
Developers can now get their hands on Samsung's SDK for its Bada 2.0 mobile operating system
White Space Opportunties Touted In New Report
White space radio could soon yield innovative and important business opportunities for many sectors
Android Apps To Run On BlackBerrys: Reports
RIM's first range of QNX-based smartphones could run Android apps, boosting their appeal
Jobs’ Resignation Halts Trading Of Apple Shares
The market for Apple shares was suspended yesterday after the abrupt resignation of iconic CEO, Steve Jobs