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From CNET News.com: Google, apparently keen on moving beyond 10 million people on Google+, is working on a plan to attract celebrities to its new social network. Central to the plan is the matter of verifying identities, according to a CNN report. Online identity matters are thorny... |
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From DailyTech: For those of you who've lived the college experience, you know that the expenses don't end at tuition. Some may pay for room and board, and commuters may pay for parking passes. But one thing everyone must pay for are textbooks, and they certainly aren't cheap. Now... |
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From X-bit Labs: Seagate Technology on Monday began distribution channel shipments of the Pulsar XT.2 solid state drive (SSD) that combines performance with the data integrity and drive endurance needed for the demanding enterprise environments. The company also announced it is on... |
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From X-bit Labs: After more than 30 years of domination by a single x86 micro-architecture the PC microprocessor market finally is set for some real competition, with shipments of ARM processors set to soar in the coming years and projected to appear in nearly one out of every four... |
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From PC World: Adobe Systems said on Monday that it has acquired EchoSign, a web-based provider of electronic signatures and signature automation, for an undisclosed amount. Adobe plans to add EchoSign's electronic signature technology to its document exchange services platform, to... |
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From CNET News.com: The latest version of Google's Android operating system for tablets is official, which means the update will likely be arriving on a range of tablets in the near future. Motorola has already begun to roll out the update on its Xoom tablet, the company confirmed... |
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From DailyTech: Jailbreaking phones -- removing operating system makers' restrictions on things like OS themes and allowed programs -- is today technically legal under Library of Congress amendments to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act [PDF] (DMCA). But just because it's legal to... |
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From DailyTech: As predicted, Apple, Inc. is looking to distance itself from one of its top suppliers -- Samsung Electronics Comp., Ltd. Samsung is one of three top Android smartphone makers. Getting outsold two-to-one by Android, Apple has sued all three of the top Android... |
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From X-bit Labs: HTC, one of the world's biggest makers of smartphones, on Friday said that the International Trade Commission (ITC) made a ruling, which claimed that it had infringed two of Apple's patents. At the same time, the judge dismissed allegations of infringements of eight... |
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