The two major rechargeable batteries makers, Panasonic and Samsung may deepen price cut this year due to over produced of Lithium-ion battery. The Lithium-ion batteries may tumble 19% in 2010; this will be the bigger drop in price in the recent five years. The price may even drop down further to as much as...
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After some Middle East countries include Saudi Arabia, Oman, Kuwait and Bahrain raising alarm that the high-level encryption technology used by BlackBerry poses national security threat as local security agencies are not able to monitor or intercept the data; more Blackberry users are planning to shift their service plan. According to a survey made...
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Shams 1, the largest solar power plant in the world will be constructing in Middle East starting Q3 2010. The joint venture project between Masdar and Abengoa Solar will develop, build, operate and maintain the plant which will be located in Madinat Zayed, approximately 120 km southwest of Abu Dhabi in the United Arab...
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Anyone ever operate a wood sawing machine before? The saw blade is running at a high speed of about 1,000 RPM and it usually without any safety guard covering it. Imagine if the operator’s hand touches this saw blade, you know the consequences, he or her may not have a chance to use their...
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Japan’s second-largest automaker – Honda, had closed their two China plants on Wednesday (16 Jun) as its production in the country was disrupted by strikes for the second time in less than a month. The plants, in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, were closed for a second day after employees at a parts supplier walked out...
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AT&T has publicly acknowledged a user account security breach involving 114,000 owners of 3G Apple iPads. The company issued an apology after a group of hackers said that it had obtained a rather large list of e-mail addresses, including those of military personnel, public figures and business executives, by exploiting a security loophole. The...
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Nippon steel has been in discussion with the Malaysian steel manufacturer Yung Kong Galvanizing Industries ( YKGI ) on possibility in supplying hot rolled steel to YKGI. YKGI’s is one of the main steel sheet manufacturer located in West Malaysia, its produces Galvanised and coated steel products included pre-plated galvanized steel sheet and aluminum...
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The fordable Hiriko Citycar, the solution to the limited parking space. The Hiriko Citycar was exhibited in Berlin Germany on May 27, 2010, last Thursday. William Lark and his team from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) founded the Hiriko citycar. It is foldable and is able to move in 360 degree with its...
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The Pricing War has spread throughout the globe and doing business in China is not uncommon in the contemporary market place. Many foreigners are either afraid, or do not understand how to deal with the Chinese companies, due to lack of understanding of the local culture or due to inability to communicate because of...
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Apple on the verge of bankruptcy in the 1997 has transformed itself from the personal computer maker into a consumer electronics trend leader. In year 2007, Apple released it IPhone and this year released the IPad table. News reported Apple’s second quarter sales soared 49% on demand for the Iphone. This figure has not...
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