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From InfoWorld: Mozilla has decided to stop development of a version of its Firefox mobile Web browser for phones running Windows Mobile. The reason is that Microsoft has closed the door to native applications on smartphones running its new Windows Phone 7 Series software, Stuart... |
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From PC World: The third antitrust complaint against IBM's mainframe business was filed with the European Commission Tuesday, compounding the firm's regulatory problems in Europe. Recently created TurboHercules, a French firm active in the market for open-source mainframe computer... |
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From CNET News.com: Google does not violate the trademarks of companies when it allows online advertisers to use keywords identical to those trademarks, according to a ruling handed down by a European court. On Tuesday, the European Union's highest court cleared Google in a... |
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From CNET News.com: The Nintendo DS family of game devices will soon have a successor, and its name is the 3DS. According to Nintendo's Tuesday announcement, the 3DS will boast 3D gaming capability without requiring users to wear "any special glasses" to play titles. The company... |
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From DailyTech: It took a few months, but Google has finally had enough of China. Google and the Chinese government have been at odds ever since Google claimed that it systems were hacked by the Chinese. “In mid-December, we detected a highly sophisticated and targeted attack on our... |
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From DailyTech: At the CTIA Wireless conference in Las Vegas on Monday Motorola unveiled the i1, the world's first push-to-talk Android handset (and quite possibly a play on the name of HTC's Nexus One, aka n1). Smartphones and push-to-talk aren't typically mentioned in the same... |
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From X-bit Labs: With the recent merge of the system-on-chip and core-logic development teams, Nvidia Corp. hopes to finally establish itself as one of the leading players on the market of chips for various handheld and ultra-portable devices. Nvidia road to handheld platforms has... |
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From InfoWorld: Users of the BitDefender anti-virus software started flooding the company's support forums Saturday, apparently after a faulty anti-virus update caused 64-bit Windows machines to stop working. The company acknowledged the issue in a note explaining the problem... |
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From PC World: Small print shops in India and other emerging markets often cannot afford to buy the software required for print and design services. Xerox researchers in Chennai in southern India are investigating the option of delivering the software to these businesses as a low... |
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