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From PC World: As its competition announced new models that shoot squarely at the heart of Amazon's Kindle e-reader business, Amazon responded by quietly unleashing a 3G variant of its Kindle With Special Offers. Like the Wi-Fi-only Kindle With Special Offers, this model shaves $25... |
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From CNET News.com: Apple this afternoon posted instructions for removing MacDefender, the rogue antivirus software that targets Mac OS X users. Additionally the company has said it will be updating its Mac OS to automatically find and remove the software. Apple support article... |
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From DailyTech: It's almost unprecedented. We haven't seen something quite like this, since -- well, the days of the great Sony Corp. (6758) battery recall. It seems like every day there's a new Sony web property that's been compromised. In recent weeks the company's two largest... |
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From DailyTech: Back in March, Google was expected to begin testing its mobile-payment system, which allows select Android users to ring up purchases with... |
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From X-bit Labs: OCZ Technology Group plans to showcase a number of brand-new solid-state storage solutions at the upcoming Computex Taipei 2011 trade-show in early June. One of the leading makers of solid-state drives (SSDs) intends to demonstrate its first hybrid storage device... |
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From X-bit Labs: Chief executive officer of Microsoft Corp. said that the company's next-generation Windows operating system would be released in 2012, which is ahead of publicly known schedule, which is officially kept confidential. "We are obviously hard at work on the next... |
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From InfoWorld: Asustek Computer will introduce a new device next week combining the features of a phone and a tablet PC, making it a potential rival to the Dell Streak and possibly heralding more such devices, the company and analysts said on Tuesday. The Taiwanese PC maker posted... |
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From PC World: Google has acquired Sparkbuy, a year-old Seattle startup that developed a comparison shopping service for consumer electronics products. Sparkbuy's service allowed buyers to research products in just two categories, laptops and TV sets, but to perform detailed... |
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From CNET News.com: Yahoo has taken the "beta" tag off its Yahoo Mail. The Web giant, which introduced the beta offering of its online e-mail service in October, begins rolling out the latest version of Yahoo Mail to its 284 million users worldwide today. The service is available in... |
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