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From CNET News.com: Apple today announced that it sold more than 1 million copies of Lion, the latest version of its Mac OS on its first day of availability. The software, which went on sale early yesterday, made its debut back in October during the company's "Back to the Mac" event... |
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From DailyTech: With Facebook rocking the online advertising world, and a partnership between Microsoft and Yahoo adding an extra edge, Google has to step its game up to stay competitive. Now, it's doing just that by offering the AdWords Business credit card to U.S. clients. Google... |
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From DailyTech: EA Sports has announced that it is looking to change the gaming business model according to The Guardian, making it similar to what Netflix has done with the movie/television industry and what Amazon has done with the publishing industry. Andrew Wilson, worldwide... |
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From X-bit Labs: Advanced Micro Devices said on Thursday that it shipped over a million of its A-series accelerated processing units code-named Llano in the second quarter of FY2011. Even though the amount of chips that the company has shipped up to now is far from impressive, the... |
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From X-bit Labs: As the largest maker of chips in the world, Intel Corp. presents various initiatives pretty constantly, some become massively popular, other vanish into oblivion. One of the latest proposals of the company is Ultrabook, a low-power highly-responsive notebook with... |
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From PC World: Nokia made a net loss in the second quarter following a dramatic decline in smartphone sales, it reported Thursday. The company reported net sales of €9.275 billion (US$13.35 billion), down 7 percent on a year earlier, but sales of smartphones plunged 32 percent in... |
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From CNET News.com: AT&T said today that it posted a slight decline in its second-quarter profit, although revenue ticked up amid the continued strength of iPhone sales. The Dallas-based telecommunications giant posted a profit of $3.6 billion, or 60 cents a share, compared with a... |
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From DailyTech: Perhaps no tech company is as recognizable internationally -- for better or worse -- than Microsoft Corp. The veteran firm's operating systems run billions of computers worldwide, and it makes the world's second best-selling video game console to boot. But where... |
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From DailyTech: Apple announced today that it will discontinue selling many boxed software products, and instead, encourage use of the Mac App Store for software purchases like Jam Packs for GarageBand and Aperture 3 according to Apple Insider. The Mac App Store launched January 6... |
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