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Article | 26/10/2007 CTIA - Never mind that '4G' stuff, Sprint now says
Now that WiMax has been certified as a form of 3G (third-generation) mobile data infrastructure, Sprint Nextel is changing its tune about the WiMax ne...
Article | 26/10/2007 D-Link and Beceem to push mobile WiMAX to the shelves
The WiMAX market has had another boost this week with network equipment provider D-Link announcing it will base a range of products on Beceem's mobile...
Article | 25/10/2007 Facebook co-founder urges open approach to mobile Web development
Dustin Moskovitz took center stage at the CTIA conference in San Francisco and marveled at how Facebook, which he co-founded only four years ago, has ...
Article | 25/10/2007 New Gobi chip set: A Xohm killer?
Qualcomm has quietly announced a new embedded chip set named Gobi for laptops. The goal is to provide WAN wireless data connections globally without l...
Article | 25/10/2007 CTIA - Microsoft's Ballmer makes a pitch for unifying devices
Everybody's seen That Guy on an airplane: He's got an MP3 player for music, a BlackBerry for e-mail, and a slick multimedia laptop for creating spread...
Article | 24/10/2007 Elpida, UMC team up on PRAM, DRAM
Japanese DRAM (dynamic RAM) maker Elpida Memory and Taiwanese contract chip maker United Microelectronics (UMC) plan to work together to develop phase...
Article | 24/10/2007 Samsung manufacturing leap to make cheaper, faster chips
Samsung Electronics Co. has developed a chip-manufacturing technique able to significantly increase the amount of music, pictures, videos and other da...
Article | 24/10/2007 CTIA - Mobile is key to Microsoft strategy, Ballmer says
Mobile phones play an important role in Microsoft's software plus services vision, CEO Steve Ballmer said.
Article | 22/10/2007 WiMax counts as 3G, ITU says
WiMax earned an important seal of approval last week when the Radiocommunication Sector of the International Telecommunication Union certified it as a...
Article | 17/10/2007 Intel discontinues Verified By Intel program
Intel will end its Verified By Intel (VBI) standardization program by mid-2008, the company confirmed this week.
Article | 16/10/2007 IDF TAIWAN - Intel shows off UMPCs designed with Menlow
Intel showed off six new ultramobile PCs on Monday. The PCs are designed around its Menlow chips, which will debut around the middle of next year.
Article | 16/10/2007 Greenpeace blasts Apple over toxic materials in iPhone
Greenpeace International, which has clashed with Apple over toxic chemicals in its products and post-sales electronics recycling, has slammed the comp...
Article | 10/10/2007 iPods, better laptops stemmed from Nobel Prize discovery
The 2007 Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded to two researchers for their discovery of Giant Magnetoresistance (GMR), a sort of nanotechnology tha...
Article | 3/10/2007 Microsoft launches enterprise 'get legal' program in US
Microsoft has amped up its antipiracy campaign, adding a program that targets large customers that need to "get legal" after being fingered for using ...
Article | 2/10/2007 Global chip sales remain hot in August
Global chip sales soared in August, indicating makers of electronic devices such as PCs, iPods and mobile phones expect the holiday season to be stron...
Article | 2/10/2007 Users pry XP reprieve from Microsoft
Microsoft, clearly getting an earful from corporate users over the rapid demise of XP to make way for Vista, has responded by committing to extend the...
Article | 1/10/2007 Vista Service Pack 1: We've Got the Beta
Our copy of the new Windows Vista Service Pack 1 beta - the x86 version - arrived today, and I've just started to put the long-anticipated update thro...
Article | 26/09/2007 USB 3.0 is coming: Faster wired and wireless speeds
Intel and other companies have formed a group to promote the USB 3.0, which should deliver more than ten times the speed of the existing USB 2.0 stand...
Article | 26/09/2007 Microsoft delivers Vista Ultimate add-on, delays others
Just days after users and bloggers raised Cain about Microsoft missing a deadline to deliver add-ons that it promised Windows Vista users, the company...
Article | 24/09/2007 Canadian software developer sues Citrix
A Canadian integrated communications software developer, 01 Communique, is suing Citrix Systems for willful patent infringement regarding Citrix's GoT...

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