Cingular announced Friday that it is suing rival wireless network Sprint over its avertising claim that Sprint is the most powerful network.
This is easily seen as just an act of revenge over the fact that Sprint recently filed suit alleging that Cingular's "fewest dropped calls" claim is misleading.
The U.S. government is currently wrestling with the problem that they actually lose money every time they produce a penny. As the problem persists, it could end up costing a lot more.
The ARES Defense Systems Company is selling a Mag-Light flashlight that doubles as a shotgun. A grenade-style pin removes the safety, and the flashlight fires a .410 shotgun round out the back when a button is pressed.
Imagine being a Security Guard with this! lol
Jury selection for the so-called “Xbox Murders” begins tomorrow in Deland, Florida. The jury will decide the fate of three of the four men implicated in the August 2004 slayings, which stemmed from a dispute over one of the accused’s Xbox.
Sequoia Capital has just invested another $8 million — aside from the $3.5 million 5 months ago — in online video site YouTube. They serve up a whopping 100 million page views and 6 million unique visitors per day. All this capital will go towards new data centers and improvements to the website.
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AOL deletes link to "Cancel My Account" page after I publish link; deletes new links as I update. I learn AOL deleted Keyword "Cancel" from Keywords A-Z too. Deleting Keyword "Cancel" and "Cancel My Account" page breaks AOL's 1997 deal with Washington to make "Cancel My Account" info easy to find online.
This is Bill Gates before Microsoft was declared an illegal monopoly in 1998. In this video Bill Gates is apparently being grilled by a tough government lawyer. Why is Bill so nervous and shaking like that?
A New Zealand man with no arms was caught driving 121 mph last week. He used one foot to steer and another to press the pedals. The man, who has never had a driver's license, was fined $170, prohibited from getting behind the wheel, and may also be charged with "dangerous driving."
Introducing a new type of glass in production, it will help drive declining LCD prices down even further.
