Hard Drives Will Still Be Viable for Enterprise Markets for Years to Come
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From X-bit Labs: Despite trying economic times, an unprecedented decline in hard disk drive (HDD) terabyte shipments for enterprise applications in 2009 and the emergence of relatively affordable solid-state drives (SSDs) on the market, HDD vendors forged ahead by introducing new HDD... |
Report: Apple to dodge anti-trust bullet
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From InfoWorld: Apple is attempting to avoid an anti-trust probe into its trade practices by revising some of the terms of its developer agreement, according to reports. It's not clear which parts of the agreement would be revised, but government regulators are said to be interested... |
Nintendo Profits Nosedive After 6 Years of Gains
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From PC World: You can't really blame Nintendo for losing a little steam of late. After all, the company's cruised along in bulletproof plated consumer-appeal for half a decade, with Microsoft and Sony playing catch-up in their wake. So when Businessweek writes that Nintendo's... |
What's next for Hotmail
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From CNET News.com: CEO Steve Ballmer last week previewed the new version of Messenger. Microsoft isn't quite ready to detail everything its planning for the next Hotmail, but general manager Brian Hall offered a pretty good indication of where the company is placing its bets. "This... |
Venture capital, done the Google way
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From CNET News.com: After a little over a year in the venture capital business, Google now has 10 start-ups under its wing and plans further growth in 2010. A mobile payments company called Corduro became the latest start-up to accept funding from Google Ventures on Monday, as fund... |
Windows 7 Passes Vista in 7 Months, Becomes World's Second Most-Used OS
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From DailyTech: Windows 7 is perhaps Microsoft's best operating system out the gate. Its relative lack of traditional compatibility issues and slick features come thanks to a disciplined program of public beta testing and stricter hardware partner requirements. Amazingly few people... |
Corsair Adds 32GB, 256GB Nova SSDs
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From DailyTech: In late February, Corsair launched two new SSD product lines aimed at the mainstream market. The Reactor Series features a "reboot" of JMicron's SSD controller while the Nova Series features the much-lauded Indilinx Barefoot controller. When it launched, the Nova... |
Nvidia May Launch Mobile Fermi-Generation Graphics Product in June
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From X-bit Labs: Eurocom, a well-known maker of advanced personal computers, has included an option to install Nvidia Corp.’s GeForce GTX 480M graphics adapter into its X8100 Leopard notebook for gamers. According to the company, the next-generation graphics card for mobile computers... |
Intel looks to boost performance of Atom netbooks
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From InfoWorld: Intel's plan to improve its Atom processor line, including the launch of a dual-core version this quarter, could help sustain demand for mobile products including netbooks. After close to two years of accelerated growth, the initial euphoria around netbooks is... |
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