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From DailyTech: It's been a big few months for Apple. The company announced its iPad in early January and began sales earlier this month. The 9.7" tablet saw impressive sales during its first weekend and continues to do well. Apple also discussed iPhone OS 4.0 which will grace the... |
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From X-bit Labs: ATI, graphics business unit of Advanced Micro Devices, will use 28nm HKMG manufacturing process of Globalfoundries to make graphics processors. AMD is obliged to use Globalfoundries to make graphics chips, but the company has not disclosed any concrete plans after... |
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From InfoWorld: Microsoft has launched a new self-support service for Windows XP and Vista users that relies on technology baked into Windows 7. The combination of desktop client and back-end service gives users of older versions of Windows some of the same functionality that only... |
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From PC World: Lenovo is updating its ThinkPad line with a new series of budget laptops designed to help it reach a wider audience of business users. The ThinkPad L series is designed to provide a lower-cost alternative to Lenovo's standard, higher-priced business laptops, said... |
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From CNET News.com: The cyberattack on Google last year reportedly yielded access to a password system that controls millions of users' access to the company's services including e-mail and business services. Gaia, which allows users to sign in using their password once for a range... |
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From CNET News.com: Gizmodo said Monday evening it is making arrangements to return an errant device that is believed to be a prototype of the next iPhone, following a request from Apple's legal department, which Gizmodo calls verification of the device's authenticity. The tech blog... |
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From DailyTech: NAND flash memory seems to be invading nearly every electronic devices that we use today. Everything from cameras to smartphones to notebook computers to digital media players make use of the storage technology. So it should come as no surprise that companies are... |
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From DailyTech: The financial and structural problems for Palm continue to pile up with no apparent viable outcome other than selling the company. Palm started the week already under constant pressure, but it got worse when it was disclosed Michael Abbott, Palm Vice President of... |
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