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From DailyTech: Hewlett-Packard's last attempt at smartphones was a huge bust, but it looks like the company will give it another shot. Yam Su Yin, HP Senior Director Consumer PC and Media Tablets Asia Pacific, said that HP is planning to enter the smartphone market once again.... |
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From X-bit Labs: Being the world’s largest and most progressive maker of semiconductors, Intel Corp. is tremendously interested in keeping its manufacturing capacities fully loaded. The new chief executive of the company, Brian Krzanich, is expected to be much more flexible when it... |
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From X-bit Labs: While in the past Advanced Micro Devices had problems with certain design wins when it simply could not meet the demand for certain product models, the firm is confident it can deliver enough chips for next-generation consoles from Microsoft Corp. and Sony Corp... |
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What's in a name? that which we call a rose This quote taken from 'Romeo and Juliet', and is spoken by Juliet. In this, Juliet is questioning why her love of her life is also from the family of her enemies. While most of us have read Romeo and Juliet in their earlier days, Juliet does bring up a good point. What is in a name? Not only humans, but companies also have their... |
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From CNET News.com: T-Mobile customers in places like St. Louis and New Orleans are about to get a boost in coverage. The wireless carrier has agreed to pay $308 million in cash for U.S. Cellular spectrum to expand its footprint in the Mississippi Valley region. Specifically, T... |
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From DailyTech: A report from market research firm Interactive Data Corp. (IDC) last month gave some surprising news -- "Windows Phone posted the largest year-over-year gain among the leading operating systems, more than doubling its size from a year ago." Led by Finnish phonemaker... |
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From X-bit Labs: Internet giant Google is developing a game console and a smart wrist watch device powered by Google Android operating system, according to a media report. The game console is supposed to compete not only against traditional gaming platforms, but also against... |
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From X-bit Labs: Havok, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Intel Corp., this week publicly launched Project Anarchy, Havok’s complete end-to-end mobile 3D game production engine. Games developed using Project Anarchy technology can be deployed for free on Apple iOS, Google Android and... |
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From CNET News.com: Sony has released a patch to fix the buggy 4.45 firmware update that left some people with crippled PlayStation 3 consoles. Complaints flooded in last week after Playstation users downloaded and installed the 4.45 update, which was designed to let users turn... |
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From DailyTech: Samsung Electronics announced the availability of a curved OLED TV at an event that it held in Seoul, South Korea. Samsung says that the new TV will deliver quality images from any angle or vantage point due to its unique curved design. The TV features thousands of... |
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