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From DailyTech: Earlier this week, Apple caught a lot of flak for removing the EPEAT Gold rating from 39 of its products including monitors, desktops, and laptops. While many of Apple's older products -- while often challenging to disassemble -- can be taken apart, repaired, and... |
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From X-bit Labs: The rumors regarding possible acquisition of IBM's contract semiconductor manufacturing divisions have just resurrected. This time it came out from an additional comment to a Future Horizons. Perhaps, it makes a lot of sense. Or may at all not. "We assume... |
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From X-bit Labs: Qualcomm, the world's largest supplier of chips for mobile devices, may contract Globalfoundries, in addition to Samsung Semiconductor, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. and United Microelectronics Corp. to make chips using 28nm process technology. Earlier this... |
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Whew, what a hectic past two months it has been. Just to go over a little bit of history, I have started writing reviews ever since I started high school -- and being almost seven years of and counting, now I am typing away on my computer keyboard here at work to fire up for my latest review that was supposed to be due, well, a long time ago. Since I know my supervisor and colleagues do read APH Networks occasionally (Hi guys... |
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From CNET News.com: Nokia is shuffling its operations in China as it hopes to better address the largest smartphone market in the world. The company confirmed to the Wall Street Journal that it would close its operations in Chengdu and Shanghai, but increase the size of its... |
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From DailyTech: Hackers with "D33ds Company" have posted 453,000 passwords from Yahoo! Inc.'s (YHOO) Voices -- a part of its news service. Bafflingly, Yahoo administrators apparently opted for no encryption of the passwords, storing them in plain-text. Hackers scooped up the... |
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From DailyTech: Apple, Inc. (AAPL) is back at it again, created a headache for smartphone maker Samsung Electronics Comp., Ltd. (KSC:005930) and the world's most popular smartphone operating system: Android. Samsung's Android 4.0-powered Galaxy S III flagship phone escaped a... |
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From X-bit Labs: Advanced Micro Devices is getting ready to release its dual-chip flagship graphics card code-named New Zealand sometime in late July. The device will not only be late to market as its main competitor, the GeForce GTX 690, has been available for over two months now... |
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From X-bit Labs: MicroStar International, a company mostly known for its mainboards, graphics cards and notebooks, plans to enter the market of solid-state drives shortly, according to a list over at SandForce LSI web-site. Not a lot of details are presently known about MSI's solid... |
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From CNET News.com: After soaring into the PC and mobile world, Angry Birds is flapping into its next arena -- smart TVs. Samsung today announced the launch of a new Angry Birds app (English translation) designed for certain of its smart TVs. Tapping into Samsung's Smart... |
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