The world is a better place for Steve Jobs’ obsessive overachievement; his willingness to push his employees and products beyond limits of what was thought possible has resulted in the world’s best phone, shiniest computer operating system and first …

Apple is clearly proud of their homegrown 1GHz Apple A4 processor. Not only did they use it on their highly successful iPad , they’ve also equipped the recently announced iPhone 4 with it. However, based on the findings of research firm UBM TechInsights, the Apple A4 processor may not be that …

Capcom … seriously, the DS was a huge success, alter the marketing slightly, but don’t try, as someone said on a GT Bonus Round video, to make a Nintendophone or anything like that. Apple do phones and music players better, Nintendo do gaming …

While Mr. Jobs described the iPhone 4 as “the biggest leap since the original iPhone,” he offered few bombshells after Gawker Media LLC’s technology blog Gizmodo shared details about the device in April after getting hold of a prototype. Mr. Jobs …

For starters, there’s the Nitro JavaScript Engine, which can run JavaScript up to 30 percent faster than Safari 4. And there’s DNS prefetching, which Apple has cribbed from Google’s speedy Chrome browser … Finally, in a nod to Firefox’s JetPack …

HONG KONG – Protesters picketed Foxconn’s annual general meeting … Protesters also laid white flowers at an Apple shop in a tribute to the dead workers. Organizer Debby Chan accused Foxconn of poor management, urging the Taiwanese manufacturer of …

… JavaScript 30% faster than Safari 4, and 3% faster than Chrome 5.0. Helping to speed up load times, Safari 5 implements DNS prefetching as well as improving caching of previously loaded web pages. Not surprisingly, Safari 5 is HTML … Safari

Analysts applauded the new iPhone rolled out by Apple CEO Steve Jobs on Monday and the company’s huge stock run-up this year appears to be holding up on Tuesday. But Jobs didn’t address many of the questions and much of the speculation that had built …

The iPad Pulse reader is a sexy news aggregating app for the iPad that Steve Jobs featured in his keynote speech yesterday. But unfortunately was then pulled from the App Store a few hours later due to a complaint by the New York Times saying that the app was infringing it rights. Due to the fact …

On June 6, the South Korean electronics maker kicked off the Asia release of its Galaxy S, an Android-running smartphone that it’s touting as more personalized to South Koreans than the Apple iPhone. It’s little coincidence, then, that the Galaxy …