Despite all this sour relation over the censorship issue which was further aggravated by the aggressive attacks by the Chinese hackers on the human rights activists accounts, it was envisaged that Google may reconsider its decision and at least maintains its presence in China so as to safeguard interests of its employees. But the Shanghai-based Chinese Business News is citing an anonymous Google Chinese employee, according to which the said company is looking into wrapping up on its search engine in China by April 10th. This news though is not verified or supplemented through Google.
Sprint has launched a new advertising campaign which pokes fun at AT&T iPhone users who are limited to slow-3G speeds on the so called “the nation’s fastest 3G network
”. The ad in question shows off the new Overdrive 4G Mobile hotspot which can be used with the iPhone and the upcoming iPad with 4G broadband speed where the speed averages about 3 to 4 Mbps.
Most iPhone users haven't been able to utilize the device to it's fullest potential in recent days, thanks to Apple's decision of removing/banning all those adult apps.
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