Tech Update: Buyers Send iPhones on a Long Relay to China

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September 23, 2010 Tech Update

Buyers Send iPhones on a Long Relay to China By NICK BILTON Demand for Apple gadgets has created a system for buying iPhones in New York and reselling them in China. Facebook Hopes Credits Make Dollars By MIGUEL HELFT The currency, Credits, passed a milestone as the top developer of Facebook applications adopted it this month. Schools to Get $100 Million From Zuckerberg ADVERTISEMENT Facebook Founder to Donate $100 Million to Help Remake Newark's Schools By RICHARD PÉREZ-PEÑA The gift from Mark Zuckerberg, chief executive of Facebook, to the notoriously troubled school system is part of his plan to start an educational foundation. Times Topics: Mark Zuckerberg Show's Title, in Symbols, Defies DVRs By BRIAN STELTER It turns out that the search tools on some DVRs cannot find the new show, "$#*! My Dad Says," because the symbols cannot be read. Promising Results in Trial of Heart Valve Procedure By BARRY MEIER Survival rates rose for those receiving the valve, though the incidence of strokes and other complications was higher for that group. Room For Debate The Buried Threats in That Tweet Can Twitter and other social network sites do more to head off the hackers? Post a Comment Technology Most E-Mailed Buyers Send iPhones on a Long Relay to China State of the Art: Sony Raises Camera Feats to New Level Facebook Hopes Credits Make Dollars Oracle Growth Plans Worry Rivals and Customers Expanding the Creative Horizons of Your Printer Gadgetwise: An Easy, Painless Way to Keep a PC in Shape Film Director Comes to the Defense of a Convicted Internet Pirate Code That Tracks Users' Browsing Prompts Lawsuits 3-D Printing Spurs a Manufacturing Revolution App Smart: Bringing Order to the Chaos of a Business Card Collection ADVERTISEMENT Get home delivery of The New York Times for as low as $3.15 a week.

Personal Tech State of the Art Sony Raises Camera Feats to New Level By DAVID POGUE Move over, S.L.R.'s, here comes the Alpha A55 camera, an I.L.C. (interchangeable-lens compact) from Sony. The Sony Alpha A55 Expanding the Creative Horizons of Your Printer By SONIA ZJAWINSKI Home printers can be used to make custom textiles, as well as to produce board games, 3-D models and hardcover books. App Smart Bringing Order to the Chaos of a Business Card Collection By BOB TEDESCHI App developers are offering new ways to scan and organize business cards that make them easy to find. Q&A Ways to Remove a Broken Plug By J. D. BIERSDORFER The headphone plug broke off in my laptop's sound jack. Is there anyway to fix this so I can listen to my music? Technology Headlines From Around the Web What's This? TechCrunch Gmail Creator: Facebook Has The Potential To Be Worth More Than Google TechCrunch Interview With Mark Zuckerberg On The "Facebook Phone" Master of 500 Hats Fire in The Valley, Fire in My Belly... and Yes, Mike, I Have Stopped Beating My Wife. Facebook Developers News Making Games on Facebook Better Wall Street Journal RIM Readies Tablet to Rival iPad More at Blogrunner » Shapeways and Its 3-D Printing Comes To New York September 23, 2010, 5:53 AM Google's Chief Defends His Privacy Comment - or Joke September 22, 2010, 5:35 PM Tech Talk Podcast: Cookies and Orb September 22, 2010, 5:33 PM Collusion in Silicon Valley Investing? September 22, 2010, 4:34 PM Go to the Bits Blog » ADVERTISEMENT

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