From ComputerWorld: "A child born today will grow up with no conception of privacy at all," Edward Snowden warned Wednesday in a message broadcast to U.K. television viewers.
"They'll never know what it means to have a private moment to themselves, an unrecorded, unanalyzed thought," said Snowden...
From CNET News.com: Mike Lazaridis, a BlackBerry co-founder and former co-CEO, has officially ditched his plans to acquire the company through a joint bid with a fellow co-founder.
In dissolving the plan, Lazaridis' stake in the sagging company is now 4.99 percent.
Lazaridis made his decision...
From EETimes: Mediatek jumped to third place among mobile SoC vendors in the third quarter, and it has vowed to ship chips with 64-bit cores and LTE in 2014 as it makes a bid for markets beyond its stronghold in Asia.
Qualcomm rose to second place (behind Apple) in SoCs for tablets in the quarter...
From InfoWorld: It's that time of year again: The fun-filled few weeks when family, egg nog, and -- oh boy oh boy -- presents take center stage! This weekend, Microsoft got into the spirit and slid 20GB of free SkyDrive cloud storage space into the stockings of all Windows Phone owners, regardless...
From DailyTech: Samsung is gearing up to roll out some new, functionally enhanced Smart TVs next month at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.
The new Smart TVs will incorporate voice interaction allowing the user to tune the TV to a specific channel using just their voice. As a...
From X-bit Labs: Seagate Technology, one of the world’s largest storage solutions providers, on Monday announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement under which the company acquires Xyratex, a leading data storage technology company that develops test systems for hard disk drives...
From EETimes: Chipmaker Intel is looking to become the market leader in the burgeoning microserver segment that has become very prominent thanks to cloud computing and Internet services. However, as the company pushes its Xeon and Atom based offerings, analysts see chinks in its armor that a handful...
From PC World: Apple plans to offer the iPhone to more than 760 million China Mobile customers next month, which could help it increase its share from the fifth position in this growing market.
The company already sells its phones in China through two other carriers in the country—China Telecom...
From DailyTech: A new article from The Atlantic takes a look at the early days of the largest mobile software rivalry today: Android vs. iOS.
The article profiles Google's progress with Android up to the point where the iPhone was initally announced in 2007, and shortly after when the search giant...
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