U.S. consumers still slow to recycle gadgetsmore similar news »
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Green may be the new black, but many U.S. consumers are not recycling old electronic gadgets despite promises by multiple organizations for hassle-free ways to get rid of electronic waste.
Darwin's private papers get Internet launchmore similar news »
LONDON (Reuters) - The first draft of Charles Darwin's "On The Origin Of Species" is among a wealth of papers belonging to the intensely private man who changed science being published on the Internet on Thursday for the first time.
Samsung sees no DRAM price hike before end-Maymore similar news »
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A Samsung Electronics Co executive said on Wednesday that it sees continued difficulty in the DRAM memory chip market this year, and is unlikely to raise DRAM prices before the end of May.
Flip Video camera maker faces patent suitmore similar news »
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A tiny New York company has filed a patent suit against the California company that makes Flip Video camcorders in U.S. District Court in lower Manhattan on Wednesday.
Security experts split on "cyberterrorism" threatmore similar news »
LONDON (Reuters) - International experts called on Wednesday for greater cooperation to fight threats to computer networks but they differed on the definition of cyberterrorism, with a top British security official describing it as a "myth".
EU approves Vivendi and Activision dealmore similar news »
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - French telecom and media group Vivendi won permission from the European Commission on Wednesday to merge its videogame unit with Activision Inc in a $9.85 billion deal.
O2 and Carphone cut iPhone price in Britainmore similar news »
LONDON (Reuters) - Mobile phone groups O2 and Carphone Warehouse have cut the price for the most basic version of Apple Inc's iPhone in Britain by 100 pounds ($197) ahead of the expected launch of a new model.
