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From InfoWorld: Oracle has adopted what amounts to an "all or nothing" hardware support policy, according to a PDF document the vendor has posted on its Web site. The policy, which went into effect March 16, states that "when acquiring technical support, all hardware systems must be... |
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From PC World: Still running into trouble with Aperture 3, even after the recent Aperture 3.0.1 update? Not to worry, Apple has just posted yet another update for Aperture 3 users. Aperture 3.0.2 does add one very significant new feature, buried at the very bottom of the release... |
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From CNET News.com: Starting on Friday, owners of all three major game consoles can stream content from Netflix. Netflix, which in January announced plans to bring its streaming movies and television shows to the Nintendo Wii, on Thursday announced that it has started shipping... |
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From DailyTech: There has been much talk about Google's decision to pull out of China while Microsoft has remained directly complicit in Chinese internet censorship. Today a bipartisan U.S. Congressional panel praised Google's actions, while admonishing Microsoft. Sen. Byron Dorgan... |
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From PC World: LG announced this Thursday that its upcoming LX9500 will be the worlds first HDTV set to combine a fully-LED-backlit LCD with 3D support. Word regarding the LX9500 first surfaced last month, when a leaked document revealed LG's roadmap for the coming year. LG opted... |
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From CNET News.com: A Chinese government ministry ordered Chinese media companies to toe the government line this week in their reporting on Google's decision to move its search operations to Hong Kong. The list of instructions, obtained by China Digital Times and published by The... |
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From PC World: Fueled by growth in new software licenses, Oracle revenue for its fiscal third quarter, ended Feb. 28, increased 17 percent from the same period last year, hitting US$6.4 billion, though earnings declined due in part to restructuring charges incurred by the company's... |
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From CNET News.com: AT&T is already expanding its selection of products in the nascent tablet market. In addition to the upcoming Apple iPad, AT&T will market a tablet based on a future version of Intel's Atom processor. At the CTIA trade show in Las Vegas this week, AT&T announced... |
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From X-bit Labs: Advanced Micro Devices, the world’s second largest maker of central processing units (CPUs), has decided to reschedule the launch of its six-core microprocessors by speeding up the release of the highest-performance Phenom II X6 chip and delaying the availability of... |
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