(AFX UK Focus) 2010-05-15 07:22 China Foxconn worker falls to death, 7th this year
BEIJING, May 15 (Reuters) – A worker was killed after falling from a Foxconn dormitory in southern China, the seventh employee to die this year after falling from buildings at the world’s top contract maker of cellphones, state media reported on Saturday. [...]

Everywhere the sun shines: charging gadgets with solar power
Berlin – Even those who really want to get away from it all and head off into the deepest wilderness often want to take an electronic gadget or two with them….
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Ideas that help you get ideas of your own
AUTHOR and speaker Fredrik Haren was recently in Kuala Lumpur to give a series of talks on creativity and to launch his book The Idea Book, which has been translated into various languages.
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Sony sees return to profit
Electronics giant Sony says it expects to return to profit in the current financial year.
Good Luck for their expectations.

Multi-touch Tak Cocok Buat X10 Mini
Banyak spekulasi beredar, bahwa hardware Xperia X10 Mini dan X10 Mini Pro bakal bisa mendukung multitouch. Tapi, hal berbeda disampaikan pihak Sony Ericsson lewat blog resmi mereka, dimana kedua ponsel Android mereka tersebut tak akan didukung fitur multitouch.
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Weekly net post: Baseball pays tribute to Billie Jean King
Billie Jean King has been a beacon of progress and excellence in tennis and in the greater society for almost 50 years.
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Henin stunned in Madrid, Sharapova bows out
* Belgian squanders one-set lead to lose to France’s Rezai
Read more on Reuters via Yahoo! Sports

Idapt I3 Review
The I3 is a universal charging station that allows users to charge multiple devices at once thanks to a range of interchangeable tips. Does this all-in-one charging solution offer enough to actually curb excessive cord clutter?
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RIM Blows Past Motorola And Sony Ericsson To Become The Fourth Biggest Phone Maker In The World
If you needed any reason to believe in the strength of the smartphone market, this ought to do it.

Photo: Sony Ericsson’s W580 phone
review CNET’s Kent German, now touring the floor at the CTIA Wireless trade show, looks at the slim new slider Walkman phone.