In a press release today, Verizon Wireless has announced its intentions to work with the LiMo foundation in order to reduce development costs for manufacturers and carriers by standardizing on a common Linux-based platform for handsets and devices. This follows their recent change in attitude ...

Dear ChiliPal, Just yesterday I returned from Central America. My Journey was an amazing one for sure. I set out on a quest to find the best Chili Farm on the planet. I have returned to say: I FOUND IT! I met a 7th Generation farmer just north of the Equator. The journey down there was long (...)

Not every part of the nation's economy is sagging, despite all the grim news: Exports are surging.

Not every part of the nation's economy is sagging, despite all the grim news: Exports are surging.

The first official images of the long delayed Amoi-sourced SMT5700 smart device have surfaced, leading to renewed speculation that AT&T is preparing to launch the device in the near future. We first reported on this device in March of last year when it passed through final FCC approval, and reported ...

iLounge brings up this interesting, and true-sounding, story of iPhone peripheral manufacturers getting pre-briefed on specs for the 3G iPhone before the device is even announced. It makes sense since these companies need the specs to make cases that actually fit, but only need as little detail ...

U.S. Auto Sales U.S. auto sales fell sharply in April, leading some automakers to suggest that industry-wide annual sales could fall to the lowest levels in more than a decade and a half. General Motors posted an incredible 23 percent decline in sales, led by a 32 percent decline in truck sales. Sales ...

DETROIT -- American Axle and Manufacturing employees viewed their boss Richard E. Dauch as a hero. He bet against the odds when he led a group of investors who bought five decrepit auto parts plants 14 years ago. An outspoken champion of American manufacturing, he backed his words by pouring $3...

DETROIT -- American Axle and Manufacturing employees viewed their boss Richard E. Dauch as a hero. He bet against the odds when he led a group of investors who bought five decrepit auto parts plants 14 years ago. An outspoken champion of American manufacturing, he backed his words by pouring $3...

DETROIT -- American Axle and Manufacturing employees viewed their boss Richard E. Dauch as a hero. He bet against the odds when he led a group of investors who bought five decrepit auto parts plants 14 years ago. An outspoken champion of American manufacturing, he backed his words by pouring $3...