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From CNET News.com: Twitter posted changes to its terms of service Thursday, assuring users that they own their tweets while leaving "the door open for advertising" opportunities. "The revisions more appropriately reflect the nature of Twitter and convey key issues such as ownership... |
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From DailyTech: Yesterday marked the unveiling of the new iPod line and everything went pretty much as expected. The only thing that could be considered a surprise was that only the tiny new iPod nano got a camera -- many believed that the touch would get a camera as well. The New... |
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From X-bit Labs: The first images of what is claimed to be the next-generation high-performance ATI Radeon HD 5870 graphics card have emerged on the Internet. The graphics card seems to be unusually long and more resemble single-chip solutions from Nvidia Corp. rather than from ATI... |
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From X-bit Labs: Sony Computer Entertainment is preparing a more expensive version of its PlayStation 3 slim game console, a media report claims. The move will allow Sony to capture customers, who want to have premium game system. Still, a rather “cheap” design of the PS3 slim is... |
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From InfoWorld: Mozilla on Wednesday patched 10 security vulnerabilities in Firefox 3.5, all but one ranked critical, as it delivered the first update that automatically checks for outdated versions of the popular Flash Player plug-in. In four separate sets of patches, Firefox 3.5.3... |
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From InfoWorld: Hoping to generate some buzz around its Adamo laptops, Dell showed off an ultra-thin design on Wednesday that could heat up the race between PC makers trying to build the world's thinnest laptop. Dell put up a Web page Wednesday showing an Adamo that measures just 9... |
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From CNET News.com: Advanced Micro Devices is trying to assert its graphics technology advantage over Intel as part of a rollout of new mobile processors. The Intel rival on Thursday introduced new processors for the mainstream laptop segment while stressing the visual prowess that... |
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From CNET News.com: Oracle has much to say to Sun Microsystems customers in a front-page advertisement it placed in Thursday's European edition of The Wall Street Journal. The advertisement commits to greater investments in Sun hardware and Solaris software, but has absolutely... |
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From DailyTech: Sprint has been hurting when it comes to customers. The company has been losing customers faster than the industry average and is having a very hard time luring new customers to its network despite high profile handsets like the Palm Pre. Sprint has had its... |
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