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From PC World: After Friday's sweeping victory by Apple in the months-long U.S. patent battle against Samsung, South Korea's largest electronics company said in a blog post Monday that its initial intent was to settle with the iPhone maker instead of going to court. The Suwon-based... |
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From PC World: Security on the iPhone is heavily dependent on Apple's ability to vet all third-party apps before users download them. But a French hacker claims he has found a flaw in the smartphone's text messaging service that bypasses the safeguard. The hacker, who calls himself... |
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From CNET News.com: A big screen may be awkward for a phone you hold up to your ear, but it's nice for movies and games -- which likely is why Samsung announced a bigger new 5.8-inch model of its Galaxy Player line. The company offers smaller versions -- for example, its $200... |
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From CNET News.com: Some two days after Apple's lopsided patent victory over Samsung, the Korean electronics giant's pseudo silent partner is breaking its silence. Google, which provides the Android operating system that Samsung devices use, issued a statement this evening that... |
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The evolution of technology was always an intriguing idea for me, especially when I was at a very young age. At that time, the main thing that appealed to me was none other than playing video games, simply because you would feel like you have successfully accomplished something big, especially after defeating the final boss. To me, the hardware I played my games on did not matter, since I did most of my gaming on my PlayStation... |
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From PC World: The U.S. Federal Communications Commission conditionally approved a multibillion swap of wireless spectrum between Verizon Wireless, T-Mobile and four of the biggest cable TV system operators in the U.S. But for the deal to go ahead, the FCC is demanding Verizon meet... |
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From DailyTech: Kodak has been fighting to emerge from bankruptcy for months. The photography giant has been preparing for an auction of two patent portfolios that were expected to fetch billions of dollars. Kodak's auction plan came under criticism from technology giant Apple, which... |
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From DailyTech: When Hewlett-Packard Comp. (HPQ) hired Léo Apotheker as its new CEO shortly after his firing from SAP AG (ETR:SAP) and cost his former employer $1B USD for allowing the theft of code from rival Oracle Corp. (ORCL), we warned that a rocky road could be ahead for the... |
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From X-bit Labs: Amazon has sent media resources invitations to a press conference it will hold on Thursday, September 6, 2012. The company is expected to reveal a new lineup of e-book readers, tablets and maybe even give a glimpse onto its long-rumoured smartphone. Quite naturally... |
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From X-bit Labs: Tul Corp., the company behind PowerColor supplier of graphics card, has introduced the world's first graphics card that uses two AMD Radeon HD 7970 "Tahiti XT" graphics processing units (GPUs). The PowerColor Devil 13 HD 7990 graphics board uses the company's own... |
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