Nokia sued Apple at Federal District Court in Wisconsin due to the fact that both iPad and iPhone violated five patents that was held by the electronics company. The company said that the patent is related to the specific technologies that includes enhanced speech and data transmission, using positioning data in applications, and antenna configuration enhancements.

United Tech extends insurance to employees' kids

White House sees no cyber attack on Wall Street

BERN, SWITZERLAND (GaeaTimes.com)- Switzerland is all set to secure a commanding position in today's competitive world where e-business is ruling the roost of almost each and every major business domain. Reportedly, the Swiss Economic Ministry announced the introduction of "SuisseID" card which they believe shall act as a catalyst to boost up revenues coming from e-business.

LAHORE - Former Pakistan president Pervez Musharraf has said 200,000 of his Facebook fans are asking him to return to the country from Britain and he will contest the next general elections.