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From X-bit Labs: Microsoft Corp. has announced that it had managed to sell 150 million licenses of Microsoft Windows 7 operating system released last October, which essentially makes the new OS the fastest selling operating system in the world. “First off, we are excited to announce... |
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From PC World: It feels like we've been stuck at 2TB forever. Not anymore: Seagate announced it's shipping the industry's first 3TB hard drive, the FreeAgent GoFlex Desk External Drive. This news is significant because Seagate has figured out a workaround to the long-standing... |
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From InfoWorld: Microsoft took another shot at rival Google today as it touted the support it provides for Office 2010. In a blog post Monday, Barbara Gordon, who heads Microsoft's customer service and support, argued that her company's offerings beat Google's hands down. "The... |
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From CNET News.com: Google has started sending out Android 2.2, aka Froyo, to those with its Nexus One phone. "Starting today, Nexus One users will begin to receive the Android 2.2 (codenamed Froyo) over-the-air software update on their phones," according to a Monday blog post about... |
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From CNET News.com: Google publicly declared its intention in March to move its Chinese-language Internet search operation in Hong Kong in hopes of bypassing censorship laws for companies that operate in mainland China, but the public showdown with the Chinese government never seemed... |
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From DailyTech: Apple may have sold over 1.7 million iPhone 4's during its initial launch, but that doesn't mean everyone is satisfied. Over the past week, there have been numerous reports popping up regarding reception problems with the iPhone 4 when held left-handed. Apple CEO... |
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From DailyTech: Not wanting to rest on the laurels of Windows 7, the best-selling operating system in its storied history, Microsoft is racing to develop its successor, code-named Windows 8. That upcoming product is rumored to be slotted for a late 2011 launch. A Microsoft... |
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From CNET News.com: The parts used to construct the iPhone 4 cost about $187.51, according to a teardown analysis conducted by research firm iSuppli. iSuppli dissected a 16GB iPhone 4, which went on sale Thursday, and estimated the cost of each component based on the manufacturer... |
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From PC World: AT&T customers in New York City are no strangers to complaining about the quality of the carrier's 3G service. Wireless coverage has been particularly problematic in several metropolitan areas across the United States, thanks to a deadly combination of data-hungry... |
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From CNET News.com: With Microsoft's Kin not exactly flying off store shelves, Verizon has cut the prices of the youth-oriented social-networking phone. |
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