Battery Maker EnerDel/Ener1 Received $118M DOE Grant, Now Filing for Bankruptcy
Ener1's EnerDel subsidiary, which is wholly owned, won an $118.5 million grant in August 2009 from the U.S. Department of Energy to develop electric batteries
Cyber Security and IT support for Small Business
Cyber Security and IT support for Small Business
GM Says Bad Publicity from Fire Investigation Hurt Volt Sales
GM now working on making Volt image better
RIM's New CEO Says All Android Phones are the Same
New chief says phonemaking "is not baking cookies", promises change on the software front
Report: Apple's Suppliers Continuously Violate Code of Conduct, Apple Does Nothing to Change It
According to Apple executives and Foxconn management, safety is the last thing on Apple's mind
IPhone Crushes Android in U.S. Q4, Outsells Android 4-to-1 on AT&T
iPhone likely seized over a half of all U.S. smartphone sales
1/26/2011 Daily Hardware Reviews
DailyTech's roundup of hardware reviews from around the web for Thursday
Report: Microsoft Gave Nokia a $250M USD Windows Phone Payday in Q4
Deal shows some signs of progress
Green on Green Crime: Energy Efficient Windows Melt Toyota Prius
National Association of Home Builders has promised an investigation into heat-glare from window treatments
Nintendo Posts Huge Loss of $575M
Loss was many times what Wall Street expected
Toyota Racing Outs Hybrid Powered Endurance Race Car
Car uses a 3.4L V8 and either a front or rear electric motor