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From PC World: Asustek Computer's revenue for 2010 grew 29 percent over the previous year, largely on the strength of traditional laptop computer sales, the world's sixth-largest PC maker said on Friday. The Taiwanese company hopes tablet PCs, barely a blip in its books last year... |
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From CNET News.com: Apple is targeting a MacBook Air update for this summer that will include a move to Intel's Sandy Bridge processors, CNET has learned. Initial shipments of Intel's Sandy Bridge processor were snafued on January 31 by a minor glitch in the accompanying chipset... |
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From DailyTech: We’ve been talking about it for the past few days, but Nokia and Microsoft made it official this morning – the two companies will enter into a “strategic partnership” when it comes to smartphones. There are a lot of things going on with this announcement, so let’s get... |
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From DailyTech: For Research In Motion, a lot is hinging on the success of its forthcoming PlayBook tablet. And while Android is garnering attention of its own for the anticipated Motorola Xoom tablet, RIM might be developing a plan to steal some of its thunder. Bloomberg reports... |
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From X-bit Labs: Palm division of Hewlett-Packard this week unveiled the company's first PC in tablet form-factor. The company emphasizes that its TouchPad slate is not only a media tablet, but a device ready to run with productivity applications and actually make some work. The... |
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From X-bit Labs: Advanced Micro Devices may can specific brand-names of its microprocessors in order to emphasize its corporate AMD Vision trademark and attract attention to its corporate brand. As a result of the move, Athlon, Phenom and Sempron will vanish into oblivion. When AMD... |
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From InfoWorld: Here's a line of defense Microsoft could use against accusations that Bing steals Google's search results: Bing doesn't rip off Google because Bing is more accurate than Google. Ouch! According to research by Experian Hitwise, Bing (and Yahoo Search powered by Bing)... |
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From PC World: Pricing for the new HP TouchPad hasn't been announced, but it looks like Research In Motion's 16GB BlackBerry PlayBook will cost $500. That rumor comes after Twitter user Ben Shipley posted a screenshot that shows what appears to be an internal Office Depot webpage of... |
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From CNET News.com: Sprint Nextel's fourth quarter highlighted a company that has rebounded nicely, with almost 1.1 million net subscriber additions, including prepaid and postpaid customers. However, Sprint could have to pony up some cash to support Clearwire, the partner that runs... |
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