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From X-bit Labs: ARM, the company behind the absolute majority of mobile phones, will enable multi-threading capability on its chips. This will boost performance of it microprocessors and will boost ARM architecture in general. "The company is looking to include multithreading... |
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From X-bit Labs: Graphics processors have been seriously undervalued by general consumers, which catalyzed Advanced Micro Devices and Intel Corp. to create processors with built-in graphics engines. But add-on graphics cards will continue to exist, says Jon Peddie, the principal of... |
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Last Monday, when I arrived at home and decided to check my mail, I was quite surprised to see a large FedEx package at my front door. At first, I could not remember what this package was for, nor could not recall from memory which company uses FedEx at this time to ship me a product for review. Therefore, before opening the box, I decided to do was to take a peek at the shipping invoice. To my astonishment, I discovered it was... |
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From InfoWorld: In its continuing attempts to make the Web faster, Google is trimming down the size of image files, which make up about 65 percent of the bytes on the Web. Google announced late this afternoon that it's releasing a developer preview of a new image format, which it's... |
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From PC World: Samsung is dropping support for Symbian from its Mobile Innovator developer support program, it said in a letter sent out on Thursday. All Symbian developer activities at Mobile Innovator will end by Dec. 31, according to the letter. Officially, Samsung has long... |
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From CNET News.com: It looks as if Logitech will beat Sony across the Google TV finish line. Sony recently trumpeted an October 12 event in New York City, at which the company will be revealing its Google TV-powered Internet TV. But now Logitech has scheduled its own Google TV event... |
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From DailyTech: Following in the footsteps of its EVO 4G sibling, the Samsung Epic 4G was supposed to receive a maintenance update from Sprint just weeks after launching. According to BoyGeniusReport, the update was set to begin rolling out to customers yesterday. However, a Sprint... |
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From X-bit Labs: The Wireless USB (WUSB) promoter group has announced the completion of the Wireless USB 1.1 specification, the technical guideline for product developers to bring the next generation of Wireless USB products to the market. The specification that was originally... |
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From X-bit Labs: Elpida Memory, a leading supplier of DRAM, said on Tuesday that it had managed to create the world’s smallest 2Gb DDR3 memory chip. The device is compliant with DDR3L standard and an operate at 1866MHz, making it a good choice for memory modules designed for... |
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From InfoWorld: Intel will not position its Atom processor for the server market, even as some vendors are building servers around collections of hundreds of low-power Atom processors, a company executive said. A server that integrates 512 Atom processors with Ethernet switching... |
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