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From eWeek: At a high-profile Sept. 28 event in New York City, Amazon unveiled its $199.99 Kindle Fire tablet, a 7-inch device with streamlined access to the online retailer’s multimedia and cloud content. Within a day, it seems, prominent retailer Best Buy started slashing the... |
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From X-bit Labs: Samsung Electronics, the largest maker of dynamic random access memory (DRAM), said on Thursday that it had completed development of the industry’s first monolithic 4Gb LPDDR3 memory for mobile applications like smartphones and tablet PCs. The new type of memory will... |
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From InfoWorld: Nokia is planning to lay off an additional 3,500 employees, as the company continues to restructure after announcing its decision to focus on Microsoft's Windows Phone operating system. The affected employees work in manufacturing, location and commerce, and... |
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From DailyTech: Mozilla announced yesterday that it released Firefox 7, which addresses issues such as poor memory management and features new developer tools, a reporting tool to let Mozilla know about problems and more graphics hardware acceleration. According to The Mozilla Blog... |
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From CNET News.com: The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has sided with Apple in the company's bitter lawsuit against Psystar. Circuit Judge Mary Schroeder ruled yesterday that Psystar's Mac clones violated copyrights Apple holds, and the ban on sales will be upheld... |
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From PC World: It's here. Windows Phone 7.5 "Mango" started rolling out to devices today, and it brought a few surprises along for the ride. When Windows Phone 7 was first launched, it received tepid reviews. It was missing key features like the ability to copy and paste text, and... |
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From CNET News.com: Here we go again. Like the Moblin operating system before it, Linux-based MeeGo will be merged out of existence. MeeGo will become Tizen, Intel announced today. "Intel joined Linux Foundation and LiMo Foundation in support of Tizen, a new Linux-based open source... |
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From DailyTech: Amazon's entry into the growing tablet sector has been one of the worst kept secrets in the tablet industry. Amazon has already stormed the e-reader market with its line of Kindle devices, so delivering the company's expansive multimedia platform to a more versatile... |
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From DailyTech: In a survey of "recent acquirers" of smartphones, market research firm Nielsen Mobile finds that Google, Inc. continues to eat everyone's lunch -- particularly Waterloo, Ontario-based Research In Motion, Ltd. and Redmond, Washington-based Microsoft Corp.. In July... |
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