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From PC World: Acer plans to launch "multiple" tablet devices at an event in New York on Nov. 23, with different OSes and multiple form factors, the company's CEO said Friday. The market has been waiting for version 3.0 of Google's Android mobile software for use in tablets, said... |
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From DailyTech: Apple isn't the only tech company that can knock one out of the park when it comes to earnings reports. Microsoft just announced its first quarter results and things are looking pretty good for the fellas from Redmond. Microsoft reported a 25 percent increase in... |
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From DailyTech: Currently switching carriers on the iPhone requires third-party workarounds and can be a bit of a chore, even if your desired carrier uses GSM, the current iPhone 3G technology of choice. According to a report by GigaOM, sources at various European carriers are... |
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From CNET News.com: Out of all of Google's acquisitions, the company's acquisition of the maker of the Android mobile operating system was its "best deal ever," a company executive said at an industry conference yesterday. Speaking at the Stanford Accel Symposium yesterday, David... |
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From X-bit Labs: The third quarter of 2010 was not good for shipments of graphics adapters at all. The only category that got a boost was desktop discrete graphics cards, whereas mobile adapters and all integrated solutions declined in terms of unit shipments, according to numbers... |
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From X-bit Labs: Intel Corp.’s first manufacturing plant in China this week started operations. Initially the fab will produce affordable core-logic sets using not really advanced process technology, but eventually the situation may change. “For 25 years now, Intel has been... |
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From InfoWorld: Intel is working with a group of Taiwanese companies and a government research center on a project that aims to slash the cost of a data center by nearly half. The company is contributing chips, motherboards, and software to the project, as well as other engineering... |
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From PC World: Oracle announced late Wednesday that it has taken a 10.2 percent stake in Mellanox Technologies, maker of Infiniband interconnects for servers and storage systems. Mellanox's InfiniBand technologies were already being used in Oracle's growing line of high-performance... |
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From CNET News.com: Mozilla has pushed back the planned Firefox 4 release to 2011, a delay that's no surprise given the difficulties in releasing the first full-featured beta of the open-source browser--but that also gives breathing room for several competitors. Mozilla had hoped... |
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