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From InfoWorld: Dell and Hewlett-Packard, the world's two largest computer makers, have sided with Microsoft in its appeal of a ban that would block Word sales in the U.S. The two companies warned that the injunction would ripple through the PC ecosystem, and that without more time... |
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From InfoWorld: IPhone and iPod touch devotees can now access their PCs or virtual desktops remotely using PocketCloud from Wyse, released Thursday. Because of the iPhone's small screen size, compared to a standard PC display, intuitive navigation is key. The PocketCloud user... |
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From PC World: Snow Leopard day is finally here, and forecasts call for the deluge of application compatibility updates to continue throughout the day. However, there are some specific programs that are currently incompatible with Snow Leopard--so incompatible, in fact, that 10.6's... |
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From CNET News.com: Intel on Friday raised its guidance for third-quarter revenue, citing stronger-than-expected demand for microprocessors and chipsets. Revenue is now expected to be $8.8 billion to $9.2 billion, compared to the previous guidance of $8.1 billion to $8.9 billion... |
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From DailyTech: The prices of Solid State Drives using Multi-Level Cell NAND flash have dropped a lot recently. This is mostly due to Intel incorporating flash memory using 34nm technology in its newest generation of X25-M SSDs. This process was first introduced late last year by IM... |
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From X-bit Labs: Asustek Computer is again rumoured to sell a stake in its contract maker of electronics called Pegatron. The move would allow the latter to become more financially powerful and potentially get other advantages. However, Asustek denies any of such plans. Recent... |
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From X-bit Labs: OCZ Technology Group, a leading supplier of advanced memory modules and solid-state drives, on Wednesday announced its new SSD, which it calls the most cost-efficient flash drive based on single-level cell (SLC) memory. SLC flash not only provides extreme performance... |
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From InfoWorld: Word that Steve Jobs is now hard at work on an Apple tablet, which he reportedly deep-sixed twice in the past, may be good news for the tablet and bad news for its delivery date. Or maybe this is just a bit of Apple propaganda, passed to us by the Wall Street Journal... |
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From PC World: Still using Tiger, the older version of Mac OSX? You may be able to cheat Apple and pay only $29 to upgrade to the latest Snow Leopard operating system, says Walt Mossberg of the Wall Street Journal. Tiger, which was launched in 2005, was Apple's longest-running... |
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