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| Flash is positioned to grow |
11/4/2013 |
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It's important to remember that flash memory in enterprise storage is not a market -- it¡¯s a technology that is being incorporated into storage arrays in a variety of ways.
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| iPad Air weighs only one pound |
11/4/2013 |
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The Air features the now-familiar 9.7-in. Retina display surrounded by a new, narrower aluminum-and-glass enclosure that's 28% lighter and 20% thinner than last year's model.
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| Nokia/Samsung signed 5 year continuation on technology license |
11/4/2013 |
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The once-mighty mobile firm has hung on to its impressive patent portfolio but sold off its device and services business to Microsoft. It says it plans on making money now by "investing in innovation and by actively managing its patent portfolio and licensing activities".
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| UK court found HTC infringed on Nokia IP |
11/1/2013 |
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"Nokia will now seek an injunction against the import and sale of infringing HTC products in the U.K. as well as financial compensation," Lawsuits have been filed against HTC over the same patent in Germany, Italy, Japan and the U.S. Nokia has also sued HTC in France and the Netherlands over other patents.
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| SK Hynix has 6G LPDDR3 |
11/1/2013 |
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With a server data transfer speed of 1,866 Mbps, SK Hynix¡¯s latest mobile DRAM module can feed 7.4 GB of data to the processor via a single funnel, or 14.8 GB of data using two funnels, through a 32-bit Information Outlet (I/O). Designed specifically for use in mobile devices.
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| Delaware legalised online gaming |
11/1/2013 |
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"This is another chapter in Delaware's history of staying competitive in the gaming industry, It is something that has to grow, but we're in a fiercely competitive environment here. This is just one more opportunity for entertainment."
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| China manufacturer is catching up to the act |
10/31/2013 |
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"At ZTE we believe that smartphone technology should be accessible for everyone. The popularity of the Blade series across Europe proves that there is real consumer appetite for high performance smartphones at a great price."
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| Dell completes privatization deal |
10/31/2013 |
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Dell has announced the completion of its acquisition by Michael Dell, Dell’s Founder, Chairman and CEO, and Silver Lake Partners, a leading global technology investment firm.
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| Intel made available first LTE chip |
10/31/2013 |
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Right now the LTE market is still relatively small compared to the 3G market – it just seems big here in the U.S. because of its fast pace of LTE adoption – so Intel still has a huge opportunity to capture market share.
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| Lenovo hired high profile Kutcher to enhance products |
10/31/2013 |
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Kutcher has a proven track record in tech investments, intends to offer advice on design and software for Yoga tablets. "Lenovo makes really, really, really good hardware," he said. "I hope to make their products as consumer friendly as possible."
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| Second electronic barge sighted in Portland |
10/30/2013 |
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"A floating data center makes more sense because it takes an enormous amount of energy to keep data centers cool. The company would save a lot of money if it could cool its servers with sea water rather than air conditioners, he said. The ocean would be like a “heat sink,”
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| Motorola to allow customers to design their own phone |
10/30/2013 |
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"Our goal is to drive a more thoughtful, expressive, and open relationship between users, developers, and their phones. To give you the power to decide what your phone does, how it looks, where and what it's made of, how much it costs, and how long you'll keep it,"
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| SK Hynix to produce more mobile DRAM |
10/30/2013 |
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“SK hynix will increase the portion of mobile DRAM chips to 40 percent by the end of next year from this year’s estimated 30 percent. They are more profitable than conventional memory chips.
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| Samsung aims to connect the world and your TV |
10/30/2013 |
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"Once these devices are connected, we hope to build one of the largest platforms in the world to deliver apps, services, and ads," David Eun, head of Samsung's Open Innovation Centre.
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| Intel to fab 14nm ARM processor for Altera |
10/29/2013 |
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Intel will fabricate starting in 2014 high-end Altera Stratix 10 parts that use four ARM Cortex-A53 cores. Altera says the Stratix 10 devices -- which will also have embedded DSPs and other logic -- will be its highest performance parts to date.
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| Apple profit sinks |
10/29/2013 |
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On Monday, Apple reported a profit of $7.5 billion for the fourth fiscal quarter, on revenue of $37.5 billion, down from earnings of $8.2 billion on $36 billion in revenue during the same period last year.
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| SD 3.0 card to gain momentum |
10/29/2013 |
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The maximum bandwidth SD 3.0, also known as UHS-I, offers a transfer speed of 104MB/s (much quicker than SD 2.0's 25MB/s), and a write speed that easily surpasses 10MB/s (equivalent to Class 10 level).
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| Group of experts found software bug on Toyota self-acceleration case |
10/28/2013 |
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The plaintiffs' attorneys closed their argument by saying that the electronics throttle control system caused the sudden acceleration of a 2005 Camry in a September 2007 accident that killed one woman and seriously injured another on an Oklahoma highway off-ramp. It wasn't loose floor mats, a sticky pedal, or driver error.
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| Microsoft profited regardless of PC slump |
10/28/2013 |
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Microsoft reported fiscal first-quarter sales and profit yesterday that topped analysts’ average estimates (MSFT:US) on demand for Office programs and database servers.
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| Does Smart Watch failed to catch on? |
10/28/2013 |
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ALMOST A THIRD of Samsung's Galaxy Gear Smartwatches sold are being returned, a leaked document has revealed. In Samsung Galaxy Gear review we found that despite its premium design, the functions and settings it brings to users, especially the lack of social network integration don't really justify its hefty prices.
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| Inotera realized record profit |
10/25/2013 |
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The company would hit its target of boosting revenue contribution from memory chips for non-PC products to 65 percent of its total revenue at the end of this year.
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| Silicon super capacitors can store solar power |
10/25/2013 |
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Researchers found that supercapacitor plates manufactured in the new fashion were up to 40 times more energy-dense than those made out of the "naked" silicon, and achieved a performance that significantly improved on current commercial supercapacitors.
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