Archive for the 'Technologies' Category
Musk says he will raise a series E round of financing to bring Tesla Motors to profitability and begin production on its luxury electric sedan, codenamed White Star, by 2010.
Latest executive to depart the struggling cell phone maker since Icahn gained board seats is Rich Nottenburg, who will “return to the New York area to be with his family.”
Friday deadline for game maker’s reduced-and-extended offer, rejected last month, passes without action shortly after record-breaking release of Grand Theft Auto IV.
Sharp claims a breakthrough in developing fuels cells for consumer devices, while MIT develops a material to improve efficiency by 50 percent.
Here are CNET Reviews’ 10 favorite items from the past week, including a fashionable Bluetooth headset, Bose on-ear headphones, and the BlackBerry Curve 8330 for Sprint.
A preview release of Firefox 3 is ready for downloading, and includes many new features and performance improvements.
Suing shareholders and Yahoo disagree about whether information on the company’s employee severance plan should be public.
Thin-film solar power companies want to integrate solar cells with buildings, but they still have a way to go.
At a Teens and Tech event, Ameer Karim, director of HP’s future and innovations group for consumer PCs, says the company plans to introduce new devices this fall that will be designed by teens, for teens.
Aerial adventurer Yves Rossy flies over the Alps for five minutes with nothing more than the jet-equipped wing strapped to his back.
