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From CNET News.com: Dell has accused five Asian firms that make liquid crystal display panels of illegally colluding on prices. The world's third largest PC maker filed a complaint against Hitachi, Sharp, Toshiba, HannStar, and Seiko in U.S. District Court in San Francisco on Friday... |
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From DailyTech: The rising popularity of smartphones could lead advertisers to shift away from PCs in favor of targeting mobile users, with Google and other companies ready to cash in. Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, and additional competing search engines have attempted to utilize the... |
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From DailyTech: Microsoft really wowed the tech industry when it unveiled Window Phone 7 Series earlier this year. Apple's iPhone has been a dominate mainstay in the smartphone market since its introduction in 2007 -- and there have been many competitors that have come to market... |
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From PC World: Twitter plans to launch a new platform that lets Web publishers display 'tweets' on their sites more broadly and easily than is possible today via the company's APIs (application programming interfaces). The new frameworks, collectively called @anywhere, will let Web... |
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From DailyTech: The rivalry between Microsoft and Apple is one of legend. The two firms battle in many major categories including computers, mobile phones, and music players. The rivalry between the two firms has grown to epic proportions and in some instances; employees at Microsoft... |
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From CNET News.com: According to several sources, Yahoo's Senior Vice President of U.S. Revenue and Market Development is planning on leaving the Internet giant to take a new position as chief revenue officer of online content upstart Demand Media. The surprise move is sure to have... |
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From X-bit Labs: Not too long ago, Google threatened to shut down Google.cn and walk out of China. The threat was a response to a mid-December hack originating from China as well as an anti-censorship protest. On Friday, the Chinese Minister of Industry and Information Technology, Li... |
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From X-bit Labs: Over the weekend it emerged that iPad users would also have to send their devices to Apple if they wanted a replacement battery. However, unlike iPhones and MacBooks, Apple isn't going to crack open your iPad and replace the battery, it's going to send you a new one... |
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From InfoWorld: On the heels of OCZ Technology Group's release of its first sub-$100 solid-state drive (SSD), Intel is shipping a $125 SSD called the X25-V Value SATA SSD. Affordable is the word Intel wants associated with this drive, but the price per gigabyte is the same as that... |
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