Who could update RIM's status? Facebook - Globe and Mail

Globe and Mail

Who could update RIM's status? Facebook Globe and Mail Because of RIM's network efficiency, a Facebook-enabled smartphone would be affordable, allowing for cheap “Facebook” data plans. According to comScore, a typical consumer spends 441 minutes a month on Facebook mobile, and in my household with two ... and more »

The importance of wheel size to CO2 emissions - TheGreenCarWebsite.co.uk (blog)

The importance of wheel size to CO2 emissions TheGreenCarWebsite.co.uk (blog) Starting from £14395, it's not as cheap as the old one, but it has a lot more equipment and it's a much better car. Sounds like a good deal to me. Particularly as it's much more efficient than before too: the 1.6-litre petrol engine looks an on-paper ...

Keeping Your Car Safe, Courtesy of the 72nd Precinct - Patch.com

Keeping Your Car Safe, Courtesy of the 72nd Precinct Patch.com If you really want to keep your fancy rims, you may have to drop some cash. "Spending $100 that alerts you that your car alarm is going off? Worth it," Hanan said. "Spending the $500 to install an alarm with engine cutoff in a vehicle? Worth it. and more »

The Crown Vic is dead; long live the Crown Vic - Los Angeles Times

Los Angeles Times

The Crown Vic is dead; long live the Crown Vic Los Angeles Times The fact is, with the economic crisis continuing, the Crown Vic is the right car at the right time: affordable — you can pick one up at auction for under $5000 — reliable, safe and cheap to repair. For its size, the gas mileage isn't bad.

Japanese Consumers Embrace GM Brands — of Bicycles - Wall Street Journal (blog)

Japanese Consumers Embrace GM Brands — of Bicycles Wall Street Journal (blog) American cars, on the other hand, still don't sell well here in Japan. “I probably wouldn't ever buy a foreign car, but I might buy an import model bicycle,” said Kenta Tanaka, a 27-year old Mazda car owner eyeing a Chevy bike with 26-inch wheels and ... and more »