1. Samsung galaxy Note: Best of phone and tablet
    by: By Matt Sun mX The Samsung Galaxy Note fills the gap between smartphone and tablet. Picture: Supplied Source: Supplied SAMSUNG'S Galaxy Note is the best of both worlds. At 8.3cm by 14.7cm and about 7mm thick, the Note offers much more screen real estate than a smartphone but is still slender enough to fit in a suit pants pocket. Samsung has promoted Note as filling the gap between smartphone and tablet and it certainly ticks that box.
    News.com.au, 13:08
  2. Three flawed gadgets seeking second shot
    Bloomberg | May 27, 2012, 09.30AM IST | | | | | | | | | | | | | It's every tech company's nightmare: Amid much hoopla, it rolls out a new product, but the thing doesn't work as promised. It's every tech company's nightmare: Amid much hoopla, it rolls out a new product, but the thing doesn't work as promised.
    Times of India, 12:18
  3. Samsung Giving First 50 Galaxy S3 Owners Olympic Tickets
    Jane McEntegart - An incentive to line up early. Last month, Samsung and UK retailer Phones 4u announced an offer that would see customers get free tickets to Olympic soccer matches with the purchase of a Galaxy device.
    Tom's Hardware Guide, 12:13
  4. Melita Mobile launches range of fun 3G phones
    Melita Mobile has launched a range of 3G mobile phones in an array of colours. The handsets include the Nokia ASHA 300 in red, graphite or white and the Android Samsung Galaxy mini in orange or green.
    The Times of Malta, 12:12
  5. embassyline
    Sweden Swedish Film Festival The Swedish Embassy in Seoul will present a "Swedish Film Festival" from May 30 to June 5 at the arthouse Momo of Ewha Womans University in Seoul. Marking the first state visit of King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia to Korea, the embassy has organized the festival as part of cultural exchanges between the two countries. Seven films of "Simon and the Oaks," "A one-way to Antibes," "Simple
    The Korea Times, 11:59
  6. Brighten your life with Melita's magic mobiles
    Article published on 27 May 2012 Melita Mobile has launched a new range of 3G mobile phones which are available in a wide array of colours.
    The Malta Independent, 11:54
  7. Organizers wring out threats to Olympic brand
    By DANICA KIRKA | | Associated Press One day, the small espresso shop near the site of the London Games was the "Olympic" cafe. The next day, it was the "Lympic." So where did the "O" go? The manager won't say.
    CourierPostOnline.com, 11:46
  8. Quarter of Britons would buy stolen goods, research shows
    John Fahey Sunday 27 May 2012 A quarter of Britons would turn a blind eye to buy stolen goods if the price was right, new research shows. One in four admitted they would break the law for a bargain and in the last year close to one in three adults (29%) came across suspected stolen items for sale at a market, pub (22%) or auction website (21%). In a study involving more than 2,000 people, it emerged a growing number of
    Independent.co.uk, 11:01
  9. Shaikh Ahmed welcomes Shell FLNG project team
    Staff Report / 27 May 2012 Shaikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, President of the Dubai Civil Aviation Authority, and Chairman of the Emirates Group and Chief Executive of Emirates airline, welcomed Drydocks World and Maritime World chairman Khamis Juma Buamim, and heads and senior executives of the teams involved in the building of Shells Prelude FLNG project. The delegation included Technip France president Jean Marc Aubry, Royal
    Khaleej Times, 07:05
  10. Gadgetopia
    May 27, 2012, 04.50AM IST | | | | | | | | BlackBerry Curve 9320 Few Qwerty phones can beat the keypad on a BlackBerry, so if touchscreens are not quite your scene, you might want to take a dekko at the new Curve 9320.
    Times of India, 06:35