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From PC World: Developers waiting for Flash or Java support on the iPhone and iPad can be thankful for one thing, at least: Apple is finally talking straight. The new license agreement for the iPhone 4.0 SDK makes it clear that neither technology is forthcoming on Apple's platform --... |
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From CNET News.com: Some iPhone developers that make apps for Facebook got quite a surprise on Tuesday--their developer credentials had been deleted, without warning, leaving their apps and customers high and dry. All Facebook developers have their own set of credentials so their... |
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From CNET News.com: Hewlett-Packard is being scrutinized by authorities in Germany and Russia for paying bribes to win a contract to sell computers to the Russian government, according to The Wall Street Journal. The Journal cites "people familiar with the matter" in reporting that... |
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From DailyTech: The speed that computer can send data to other devices is very important. Each year, software and backups for many consumers and businesses grow in size and the huge amount of HD media consumed expands as well. With the increased file sizes being streamed to external... |
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From DailyTech: Samsung Electronics and may other makers of memory and microchips around the world sometimes use chemicals and other materials in the construction of their products that are toxic and could be lethal to humans if exposed in large doses. Samsung has been battling... |
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From X-bit Labs: For many years the world’s largest maker of microprocessors concentrated on increasing performance of its chips using any means as the markets of desktops and laptops have been expanding at a rapid pace. Nevertheless, in the recent years the trends have changed and... |
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From InfoWorld: As if Oracle did not have enough work convincing MySQL users of its good intentions, the company also should set its sites on getting the Java platform back on track, contends a Google chief architect. The Java platform has "appeared rudderless for the last few years... |
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From PC World: Microsoft took steps Tuesday to avoid repeating the debacle two months ago that left Windows XP users staring at the notorious "Blue Screen of Death" error message after they applied a patch. In February, a security update that fixed two flaws in the Windows kernel --... |
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From CNET News.com: Intel on Tuesday reported a first-quarter profit that jumped more than 400 percent over the same period last year, citing strong demand for laptop chips. The chipmaker's profit was $2.4 billion, or 43 cents per share, up 433 percent from the same period last year... |
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