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Article | 11/12/2007 Dell hit with patent infringement lawsuit
A company that creates touch-screen technology has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against PC maker Dell and Motion Computing, a developer of tabl...
Article | 14/12/2007 No download needed: OpenOffice beta available as Web app
Interested in trying out the free OpenOffice.org 2.0 office suite without having to install it on your computer?
Article | 13/12/2007 Blackberry rollout stalled over work/life balance debate
A federal government department stalled the distribution of a new fleet of BlackBerries following fears the devices would have a negative impact on th...
Article | 13/12/2007 European GPS rival gets go-ahead
The European initiative to build a system of satellites rivaling the U.S. GPS system, dubbed 'Galileo,' is finally moving forward.
Article | 13/12/2007 Cookie forgery tools pose danger, says researcher
A pair of open-source tools that sniff network traffic for cookies, then use the data to feed those purloined files back to Web sites, will let hacker...
Article | 13/12/2007 Most HP, Compaq notebooks ship with code bugs
Nearly two-dozen different laptop models sold by Hewlett-Packard Co. ship with software plagued with multiple zero-day vulnerabilities, security resea...
Article | 12/12/2007 Free MacBooks underpin live success for indie rocker
A little bit of chutzpah has gone a long way for one musician. Concert goers at last weekend's Homebake music festival in Sydney were the latest to fi...
Article | 12/12/2007 Eee PC's sales success drawing a crowd
Sales of Asustek Computer's Eee PC have soared in its first few months on the market, but success may be its undoing. Rivals are already developing pr...
Article | 12/12/2007 Dell joins tablet PC market with launch of Latitude XT
Dell on Tuesday made its first foray into the tablet PC market, unveiling the 3.5-pound, 12.1 inch Latitude XT.
Article | 11/12/2007 URAM finds place in budding mobile TV segment
URAM (user-RAM), a memory technology developed to be embedded on chips, has found a place on mobile TV chipsets developed by Dibcom.
Article | 11/12/2007 Toshiba to make flash-based notebook drives
Toshiba will begin manufacturing flash-based solid-state drives for laptops early next year, which the company said will offer faster boot times and l...
Article | 11/12/2007 Toshiba launches its first tablet PC with LED screen
Toshiba on Monday launched its first tablet PCs with LED screens, taking some thunder away from Dell, which later in the day is expected to launch Lat...
Article | 10/12/2007 Dell's Latitude XT convertible laptop ready to ship
Dell's much-awaited Latitude XT tablet PC is ready to ship, according to a document posted on the company's Web site.
Article | 3/12/2007 Dell adds Next G mobile broadband to notebooks
Dell has announced the addition of BigPond, using Telstra's Next G mobile network, as an option for integrated mobile broadband in a number of its not...
Article | 30/11/2007 Microsoft solves Office Mobile incompatibility issue
Microsoft quietly introduced on Wednesday an upgrade to Office Mobile that lets mobile users work with documents created in Office 2007.
Article | 30/11/2007 DRAM prices may hit speed bump on way down
Users should not be fooled by a possible stabilizing in DRAM prices in coming weeks because it's only a speed bump on the way down, analysts say.
Article | 30/11/2007 Zonbu launches barebones subscription laptops
Unfazed by the failure of earlier subscription-based PCs from vendors like PeoplePC, Zonbu Wednesday launched an inexpensive subscription notebook tha...
Article | 29/11/2007 IBM sues company for selling fake, flammable batteries
IBM is suing Shentech for selling laptop batteries that catch fire and sport allegedly fake IBM logos.
Article | 24/11/2007 Taiwan promotes powerful UMPC for WiMax
Taiwan has developed a powerful ultramobile PC that can fit in your hand, complete with a speedy 1GHz microprocessor on board.
Article | 22/11/2007 OLPC asked to free XO laptop
As commercial sales of One Laptop Per Child's XO laptop close on Monday, a user tracking the nonprofit effort said continued commercial availability o...

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