HP: WebOS phones only, no Win Phone 7

From CNET News.com: Hewlett-Packard confirmed Friday that it will not build phones with Microsoft's latest mobile software.

HP Senior Executive Todd Bradley told CNBC that the company will use WebOS, the mobile operating system acquired when it purchased Palm, on smartphones. HP...

The New Pact with ARM Will Open Up New Markets for Microsoft

From X-bit Labs: Although Microsoft Corp. has been collaborating with ARM for about thirteen years now, the Friday's announcement that the software giant had licensed ARM architecture was a surprise. The new pact will now open loads of new doors for Microsoft, but it will also...

Choiix Power Fort Review

More and more people are becoming reliant on many different technological devices in everyday life. Some people may be businessmen, who run around with their Blackberries and HTCs all day. Others may be cell phone enthusiasts with their Nokias, Samsungs, Motorolas, or LGs, with over 200 applications on their phones (Okay maybe not THAT many, but you get the idea). And of course, those Apple fanboys have their iPhones, iPads...

White iPhone Delayed Again

From PC World: The release of the white iPhone has been delayed until later this year, according to a press release from Apple. The white version of the best-selling smartphone was originally slated to hit stores this summer, but due to manufacturing challenges, Apple has held it...

Windows Phone 7 Launch Partners Announced

From DailyTech: Though a specific launch date has not yet been announced, news surrounding Windows Phone 7 is beginning to increase. Last week, DailyTech reported handsets sporting beta versions of the upcoming OS made their rounds for developers and reviewers. More recently, Pocket...

Report: Foxconn to Raise Product Prices

From DailyTech: To help make up the financial difference after increasing employee wages, contractor Foxconn said it plans to increase prices – but the increase may not translate to higher consumer product pricing.

Although Foxconn partner companies will need to absorb the cost...

Microsoft beats Street with $16 billion in revenue

From CNET News.com: Microsoft ended the fiscal year on a strong note, reporting fourth-quarter profits of $4.52 billion, or 51 cents per share on Thursday.

The software maker beat Wall Street estimates, and also announced its best-ever quarterly revenue of $16.04 billion, an...

Dell Resolves Dispute with SEC for $100 Million

From X-bit Labs: Dell on Thursday said that it had reached a settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) resolving the previously-disclosed SEC investigation into Dell’s disclosures and alleged omissions prior to fiscal 2008 regarding certain aspects of its...

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