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Laptop batteries that won't die

Laptop batteries were never meant to die. But plenty of CIOs have a different kind of experience. Even when fully charged, a laptop battery might last for half the trip across the country, not even... Read more...

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Nokia to recall 46 million mobile phone batteries

Toshiba announces third Sony battery recall

Oh, you have got to be kidding me. The latest development in a story that's been going on for so agonizingly long that I've run out of clever ways to introduce it, is that Read more...

Sony, Apple sued over exploding battery

Sony battery fiasco flares on: Toshiba joins recall

Like that cut in your mouth that never heals, an old flame you can never seem to forget or a scandal that just won't blow over, Read more...

Dell hit with class action suit over Sony batteries

Thought the exploding laptop battery fiasco was finally over? You wish. While the fires started by Sony batteries may have finally died down, it... Read more...

Recalling what went wrong in 2006

A look back at IT in 2006 yields both laughter and tears, achievements and failures and an in-depth perspective on where things are headed. One of the most interesting, and entertaining, aspects... Read more...

IEEE accelerates new battery standard

It's not often that a standards body moves quickly on anything, so when one does, you had better take notice. Spurred, no doubt, by a summer full of exploding laptop batteries, the IEEE has decided to accelerate the schedule for its Standard for Rechargeable Batteries for Portable Computing. The group working on the standard met for the first time last month and announced that a new standard …

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ALSO NOTED: Vista sucking laptop batteries dry; HP settles for $14.5M for spying actions; and much more...

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