Ive always had a keen interest in Skyhook Wireless.  The company has been building a massive database of location information since its founding over 7 years ago.  Dubbed XPS, its location gathering technology combines GPS, cell tower triangulation and Wi-Fi positioning to create the first true hybrid positioning system. With location being the hottest topic at

Microsofts Silverlight is best described as Microsofts take at Flash as it is intended to be a cross-platform technology, Microsoft initially stated intentions to bring it out to Symbian. Mary Jo Foley, a respected Microsoft expert, now states the following according to her, two files were posted and quickly pulled: From the description of the

The guys at Engadget has published a demo video of a lip reading device (prototype). Imagine having this feature on your phone! (talking at the movies anyone?? ) Head over to this post to view the video. We came across this lip reading prototype during our exploration of the CeBIT 2010 halls, and while

Location technology developer, Skyhook, has just announced their latest product for developers: SpotRank. Basically, it involves condensing the location data they gather from a bajillion different sources into an API usable by third party developers. There are over half a billion 100-meter spots which are measuredNot only does SpotRank allow apps to see which spots

David Rivas at Nokia’s Technology Management Group spoke on the topic of Symbian 3.

LG Electronics (LG), a global leader and technology innovator in mobile communications, brings more fun and creativity to its touchscreen phones with two new devices LG Cookie Plus (LG GS500) and LG Cookie Fresh (LG GS290) to its popular Cookie Series.  The new phones follow their predecessor, LG Cookie, which sold over 13

Fujitsu, Switzerland has integrated u-blox’ GPS technology in their new ultra-mobile notebook with street navigator. The LifeBook UH900 mini-notebook with 5.6” multi-touch screen display is packed with features, pre-loaded with Garmin Mobile PC navigation software and has a built-in u-blox’ NEO-5Q GPS module. The palm-sized device weighs a little over one pound and fits in

Motoring website Auto Trader has released an iPhone application that uses image recognition technology to read car number plates. The new app enables users to quickly search for vital vehicle information, making car-buying decisions easier. A user who sees a...

var __external_use_page_url = " var __external_use_page_summary = "Xbox 360 Games Coming to iPhone? "; Wouldnt it be a dream to have Microsoft work on a solution to bring those cool Xbox games to iPhone? Unfortunately, that has not happened yet. But Novell seems to have developed a technology that translate Xbox 360 games to iPhone.

Youre all going crazy with your iPad ordering. Meanwhile, over on Vimeo, BrewBeau has some craziness of his own going on. BrewBeau writes: Im a recent PC convert who waited patiently while Apple worked out the kinks with their latest iMac release of the 27 Intel powered 2.8GHz quad core i7 iMac. Its a thing of