Carphone Warehouse starts selling the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 - Inquirer
By Carly Page UK RETAILER Carphone Warehouse announced today that it has started selling Samsung's latest tablet, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1. Matching the price found at Samsung's own-brand stores, Carphone Warehouse is selling the Galaxy Note 10.1 … McLaren X-1: Proof money can't buy taste - SlashGear
I've seen more than a few one-of-a-kind concept cars over the years and wondered exactly what the builders had in mind when they built it. McLaren has made some of the most desirable and attractive exotic cars in history with vehicles such as the … Will An Apple Patent Victory Kill Smartphones? - DailyFinance
By 24/7 Wall St. Speculation has grown about what will happen to the smartphone industry if Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) prevails over Samsung in an intellectual property trial. Both sides have rested their cases and said they cannot reach an agreement … Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 arrives at the Carphone Warehouse - Engadget
By Daniel Cooper posted Aug 20th 2012 7:10AM Samsung's Galaxy Note 10.1 is now available at the Carphone Warehouse for the stylus-toting multi-tasker in your life. The independent UK retailer is selling the 16GB, WiFi version for £400, … iPhone SMS bug said to be serious threat - CSO
By Antone Gonsalves August 19, 2012 -- CSO -- Security on the iPhone is heavily dependent on Apple's ability to vet all third-party apps before users download them. But a French hacker claims he has found a flaw in the smartphone's text messaging service … Restaurant offers a discount if you check your phone at the door - DVICE
Few things can disrupt an elegant meal in a restaurant faster than someone yakking loudly on their cellphone. Rather than trying to impose a cellphone ban, a fancy Los Angeles eatery has taken a different approach, offering a 5% discount on your meal … New iPhone 5 release date nears: More pictures leak - Computerworld (blog)
GM, Isuzu Recall 258000 SUVs to Fix Power Windows - Wall Street Journal
AP DETROIT--General Motors Co. and Japan's Isuzu Motors Ltd. are recalling more than 258000 sport-utility vehicles in the US and Canada to fix short circuits in power-window and door-lock switches that can cause fires. The recall covers Chevrolet … 
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