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From PC World: Twitter's "suggested users" list will be going away, amid a California political controversy. But, should it? Is it OK to violate Twitter's freedom to promote any user it chooses to? The AP does a very good job of stating the facts: Basically, that Twitter has... |
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From CNET News.com: ARM on Tuesday announced the launch an alliance of 35 tech companies to support development of Android-based products using its widely used chips. ARM-based chips power the world's most popular smartphones, including--in the U.S.--the Apple iPhone, Blackberry... |
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From CNET News.com: T-Mobile USA said late Monday that it is resuming sales of the Sidekick after pulling it off the shelves in the wake of last month's massive outage. The wireless carrier said that the Sidekick 2008 will now sell for as low as $49 with a two-year contract, while... |
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From DailyTech: We are on the eve of Intel's 32nm High-K Metal Gate CPU product launch. The first chips in the Westmere family will be low-cost 32nm dual core Clarkdale CPUs integrating a 45nm graphics die on the same package. They will be marketed as Core i3 CPUs for budget... |
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From DailyTech: Adobe's Flash technology is highly prevalent on the internet both in terms of site content and online advertising. Video is powered by Flash on a number of sites large and small including Hulu where millions go to watch their favorite TV shows. Adobe has announced... |
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From X-bit Labs: Nvidia Corp. to demonstrate its next-generation code-named Fermi graphics processing unit (GPU) live for the second time at SC09 conference. The demonstration of next-gen GPU at a high-profile super computing dedicated event further underlines importance of high... |
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From X-bit Labs: Advanced Micro Devices disclosed details about its forthcoming Bobcat core at its Analyst Day on Thursday. While the chip seems to be very power-efficient, it does not seem to be a performance leader to say at least. Moreover, it will only be available in 2011. AMD... |
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From InfoWorld: Microsoft late on Friday confirmed that an unpatched vulnerability exists in Windows 7, but downplayed the problem, saying most users would be protected from attack by blocking two ports at the firewall. In a security advisory , Microsoft acknowledged that a bug in... |
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From PC World: One in every four people on the Internet are now using Mozilla's open-source Firefox browser, a Web metrics company said this week. Firefox reached the 25% milestone last Sunday, said Vince Vizzaccaro, executive vice president of California-based Net Applications... |
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