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From CNET News.com: Google helped make Adobe Systems' PDF files a first-class citizen on the Web years ago by indexing their content with its search engine. Now it's gone another step by building the ability to read them into its latest browser, Chrome 8, released yesterday. That... |
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From InfoWorld: Oracle executives talked up on Thursday the planned Solaris 11 release due in 2011, with the Unix OS upgrade offering advancements in availability, security, and virtualization. The OS will feature next-generation networking capabilities for scalability and... |
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From DailyTech: Corsair has pulled the wraps off a pair of new SSDs today in the new Force Series. The new SSDs are offered in 90GB and 180GB capacities and promise class leading performance. The 90GB SSD is the F90 and the 180GB offering is called the F180. The new SSDs use the... |
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From X-bit Labs: Seagate Technology did not only cancel all the negotiations about going private with private equity firms, but also rejected a takeover proposal from its arch-rival Western Digital, according to market rumours. The combination could have created the world's largest... |
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From X-bit Labs: Micron Technology on Thursday introduced a portfolio of high-capacity flash memory products that integrate the error management techniques in the same NAND package. Micron believes that the new technology will lengthen the life of NAND for years to come. The new... |
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From InfoWorld: Apple's iPhone and Research in Motion's BlackBerry are in a dead heat for U.S. smartphone ownership honors, according to market researcher Nielsen. But the iPhone's iOS was the clear winner when American smartphone owners were asked which mobile operating system they... |
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From PC World: In an uncharacteristically public way, Google has acknowledged modifying its search engine so it can identify businesses that provide bad service and lower their search results rankings accordingly. Google took action after a recent story in The New York Times... |
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From CNET News.com: Research In Motion has acquired user interface specialist The Astonishing Tribe for an undisclosed sum, the company announced on its blog today. TAT could be a major pickup for BlackBerry maker RIM. The company, which is based in Sweden, makes several different... |
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From CNET News.com: Next week at the D Mobile technology conference, Real Networks will demonstrate its first new major consumer product in a long time, a cross-platform media management service. The as-yet unnamed product is in two parts: software that consumers run on their... |
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