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From PC World: Will 2010 be the year of the e-reader? It sure looks that way. Amazon continues to improve its popular Kindle lineup, and Barnes & Noble claims it can't keep up with customer demand for its new Nook e-reader. Meanwhile, a host of competitors, including the Sony Reader... |
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From CNET News.com: Mozilla Messaging has released the first release candidate of a Thunderbird 3, software it hopes will significantly improve how people read, write, catalog, and search their e-mail. Mozilla released the software Tuesday for Windows, Mac, and Linux, several days... |
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From CNET News.com: Google's new search results page brings more search options to the fore amid brighter colors that nod at recent changes made by its rivals. Small groups of Google searchers over the past week or so have seen the new design as the company tests the new user... |
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From DailyTech: Two weeks ago, the launch of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 posted monstrous sales to the delight of publisher Activision and developer Infinity Ward. CoD:MW2 raked in over $310M USD in the U.S. and UK in only 24 hours, moving approximately 4.7 million units. That... |
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From Tom's Hardware: Polish computer site PCLab managed to secure an engineering sample of an Intel chip manufactured on the Westmere 32nm process, containing six-cores and 12MB of L3. Yes, it certainly looks like Gulftown – the codename for what likely will end up being marketed as... |
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From X-bit Labs: Imagination Technologies, a leading designer of multimedia chip technologies, on Wednesday announced its new family of intellectual property (IP) cores designed for “all forms of consumer electronics” that require constant Internet connection. “The world is getting... |
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From InfoWorld: Microsoft Monday night issued a security advisory that provides customers with guidance and workarounds for dealing with a zero-day exploit aimed at Internet Explorer. Earlier in the day, the company said it was investigating the incident which emerged over the... |
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From PC World: Microsoft Chief Financial Officer Chris Liddell plans to leave the company at the end of the year after managing the software giant's finances for nearly five years, Microsoft said Tuesday. The company did not say what Liddell plans to do next. In a press release... |
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From CNET News.com: Facebook is changing the structure of its company stock to a dual-class system, a move that hints the company may be looking toward an initial public offering--even though it says it has no plans to do so yet. Here's how it works. Existing Facebook shareholders... |
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