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...

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...

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...

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...

From PC World: After 25 years Microsoft is hanging up its old corporate logo in favor of a new one that includes a squared off version of its four-color window pane and a typeface that is more in line with its Windows 8 logo.

The logo was scheduled to be revealed this morning at the...

From DailyTech: LG Electronics, Inc.'s (KSC:066570) own Android-based smartphone product line is finally seeing some legitimate global success, but the company's biggest success in the smartphone market actually comes from its display business. LG Display, the world's second largest...

From DailyTech: Sony Mobile announced today that it is commencing global restructuring of some of its development sites. The sites to be restructured are located in Tokyo, Japan; Lund, Sweden; and Beijing, China. Sony Mobile says that in October of 2012, it will move its corporate...

From X-bit Labs: Despite of favourable court ruling that ordered Oracle to support systems powered by Intel Itanium microprocessors with latest software, sales of Hewlett-Packard's business critical systems (BCS) not only again declined in Q3 of fiscal 2012, but even hit five-years...

From X-bit Labs: Sometimes more means less. The first multi-core central processing units based on Piledriver micro-architecture will be reportedly released next month and will even have sixteen x86 cores. What should be noted is that the chip will be aimed at high-performance...

From CNET News.com: Archos has officially announced their latest venture into the Android tablet market with the Gen10 XS series. The line consists of three tablets starting with the Archos 101XS. The 10.1-inch tablet is set to be released in North America in November with a $399.99...