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From DailyTech: Sony had been under heavy pressure to offer a price cut on the PS3 console and some developers even went so far as to threaten to abandon the platform if cuts weren't made. Sony maintained for the longest time that no price cuts were coming and that cutting the price... |
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From DailyTech: AT&T promised early this year to have MMS ready for the iPhone during the summer. After all, it didn't seem like that was too tall an order considering its other phones offered MMS and the iPhone OS v3.0 came with built-in support for MMS. Now AT&T has finally... |
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From X-bit Labs: The market of workstations and professional graphics hardware showed stabilization in the second quarter of 2009, according to data recently published by Jon Peddie Research. Even though the market grew slightly both in terms of units and dollars, it is hard to say... |
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From InfoWorld: Red Hat for the first time included KVM hypervisor technology in a release of its Enterprise Linux operating system, kicking off the vendor's plans to earn a significant role in the virtualization market. "We intend to invest heavily in this area," said Red Hat CEO... |
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From PC World: Philips has announced a wireless HDMI product that lets consumers connect home electronics products, like a television and a Blu-Ray player, without using any wires, it said on Thursday. Philips will start shipping the Wireless HDMI Link September in Germany. Details... |
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From CNET News.com: Final regulatory approval of Oracle's $7.4 billion takeover of Sun has just hit a snag, courtesy of the European regulators. The European Commission announced Thursday that it has launched an in-depth investigation into the proposed merger between Oracle and Sun... |
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From DailyTech: Increasingly, it is exploits of application vulnerabilities that are used to gain access to and control of modern operating systems, not attacks on the OS itself. With Apple relenting and allowing more third party software on its computers in a bid to appeal to a... |
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From DailyTech: Google's ambition was simple -- offer a first-of-its-kind internet library, where people could travel online to view everything from textbooks to great works of fiction. It began scanning books and quickly met with the ire of the publishing industry. However, it... |
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From Tom's Hardware: Digitimes today reports that Compal Electronics has received an order for 100,000 netbooks from Nokia. Nokia detailed its Booklet 3G at Nokia World, Stuttgart yesterday morning and to everyone's surprise the device is priced at over $810. While this price tag is... |
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