Second generation interactive projectors, the IN3914 and IN3916, have been launched by InFocus Corporation today.

The high-technology InFocus LiteBoard™ interactive technology and the Liteboard Wand allow trainers, pupils and presenters communicate with projected imageries on any surface from almost anywhere.

InFocus’s technology is easily affordable and helps carry out interactive digital content in the classroom or conference room, so as to encourage, collaborate and engage all.

Samsung Electronics has added another camera in its array. The ST100 flaunts a larger front LCD screen, which measures 1.8 inches, than the 1.5-inch screen used in its earlier models.

The bigger screen enables you to tap and activate the screen easily, whilst you are all set to capture some party moments with your buddies. It also includes the new Jump mode built into the front LCD, with the aid of which you can click a mid-air shot, as it gives a visual signal to jump in the air.

The Oil and Gas industry giant British Petroleum (BP) announced in its report that it is currently well prepared to tackle any situation that would arise later, as some noteworthy lessons have been learnt from the exhausting oil spill.

The report also included information regarding the Company’s operation in the past weeks, after the spill crisis, which erupted in the Gulf of Mexico, was contained.

The latest reports confirm that JPMorgan Chase & Co. has announced that Ray Eyles would be heading the Company’s commodities business in the Asia Pacific region.

Eyles, who was earlier the Head of Global Commodities Strategic Trading in London, has now been officially appointed by the group.

With this appointment, Oral Dawe would be replaced, as confirmed by the industry sources on Wednesday.

Oral Dawe is the Chief Executive of the Company and he has also been the Managing Director of JPMorgan for the Asia-Pacific.

The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 and the micro tablet Dell Streak will say goodbye to the aged Android 1.6 operating system as the duo is going to be upgraded to the Android 2.1.

Sony Ericsson confirmed in a company Twitter feed that the Android 2.1 update would be released for the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 smartphone before the end of September. The announcement emerged at a time when HTC Desire owners are receiving the latest Android 2.2, codenamed Froyo.

Blackburn takeover clique hoping for an inoculation of cash into the association may have to stay a little longer subsequent to the businessman at the back of a £300m takeover was apparently planned to shut down his foreign investment group.

The reliability of Ahsan Ali Syed has been thronged into question since he was informed to crease his Bahrain-based firm, the Western Gulf Advisory, as per the BBC's Radio 5 Live explores. The Bahraini establishment finished the demand to close down trading two weeks back for infringing the laws and rules of Bahrain.

Microsoft intends to expand its access to offer exclusive security license for software development.

The report offered by Reuters, the IT biggie claims to convert the licensing in regard of developing tools for offering a license for one and all, in an exclusive deal for the registered developers.

The Security Development Lifecycle (SDL) supposedly is a rough draft by Microsoft for integrating safe security practice into applications, which is aimed to convert everything in to a singular unit of Creative Commons License
(CCL), the company states.

Media analysts have stated that the latest iTunes music service will rely on social abilities instead of the usual streaming media content.

Media Memo report claims Apple has not been successful enough to release major music publishers on board for an iTunes music streaming service, the firm might be offering the iTunes Music Store which will be more social networking directed.

Apple will soon be releasing the updates for its iPod touch and iTunes at a music related press event dated for 1 September.

IBM and the European Union (EU) have joined hands to convert all the important European historical texts and documents, which essentially are a priceless dating back to hundreds of years.

The PC maker will be teaming up with 24 research institutes, libraries, colleges and other centers who are a safe haven for the historical documents, which goes back to almost 15th century, as reported by the financial news website Fin Channel.

CSL is planning to expand its business. It wishes to open new outlets in Stoke-on-Trent and Lincoln.

The reason for this expansion is to employ as many as 300 people in 15 stores that will be opened in the coming five years.

CSL is the UK’s fastest growing sofa maker, which already has 16 outlets in northern parts of England. It now wants to establish its store in other parts of the UK as well.

It is mainly focusing on Midlands and southern regions of England. The stores are slated to come up by the end of 2010, that is during Christmas time.

Samsung's Galaxy S smartphone has made an impressive breakthrough in the US market, with Company selling 1 million T-Mobile Vibrant and AT&T Captivates in less than 45 days in the region.

On August 15, Samsung's Galaxy S was introduced on AT&T. The same time iPhone was also launched on the same carrier. Despite little or no marketing, the Company propelled sales.

On 27th August, the Department of Justice filed a subsequent request for details in regards to Google’s $700 million bid to acquire ITA Software, which is used by Bing, Orbitz and Kayak, as informed by the search engine giant.

The Department of Justice seems set to be stricter, since it is taking a thorough look at the $700 million bid made by Google, and has lodged a second request in order to obtain added information regarding the accord from the search engine.

Polyphony Digital’s Gran Turismo 5 game can run on 256-MB file, but in order to play the game on a more faster pace, a 10-GB file will be required to install in PlayStation 3 hard drive.

Polyphony Digital’s Chief, Kaz Yamauci mentioned on Twitter that although the game will run on 256 MB, 10 GB will ensure a smoother gaming experience for the users of Gran Turismo.

He also said that 256 MB is insufficient for running a game like Gran Turismo. The hard drive like Blu-ray drive takes long time to load the game.

The latest reports confirm that Commodore USA is all set to introduce a keyboard computer and the same will be christened as the PC64.

All the ardent fans who have had the experience of the C64 from Commodore would be delighted and stimulated by the latest developments. Further, it is also reported that the latest offering by Commodore would bear the exact resemblance to the original C64.

The arch rival of Commodore, Asus, had two years ago also promised an EEE Keyboard; however, the product has not seen the light of the day till yet.

Dana Petroleum has decided to postpone its acquirement of some big North Sea fields, a revelation that has frustrated a £1.87bn hostile bid for the oil explorers based in the UK by national oil firm of Korea.

The London-listed oil explorer’s Chief Executive, Tom Cross postponed making defence case to shareholders along with the firm’s half year results, as that had been expected by the market.