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Startup to offer new Jolla phone with new OS 5/20/2013
The device will compete on user experience rather than hardware features, according to Jolla's recently-appointed CEO Tomi Pienimäki.
ST to put PCM memory in MCU 5/17/2013
Phase-change memory has been touted as possible replacement for both flash memory and DRAM, but the technology has been in research for decades and now faces numerous competitor technologies.
Dell profit falls 5/17/2013
Dell’s profit for the quarter, ended May 3, was $130 million, down 79 percent from $635 million a year earlier. Revenue declined 2 percent to $14.07 billion.
Tokyo Court dismissed road block for Micron/Elpida merger 5/17/2013
In February the Tokyo District Court approved the reorganisation plan following a vote of approval by Elpida's creditors. However a month later, a number of Elpida's unsecured creditors filed an appeal of that decision with Tokyo's High Court, which was dismissed yesterday.
Windows 8 will not reach critical mass with enterprises 5/17/2013
By the time the next major Windows upgrade is released, Windows 8 will be in less than 50 percent of workplace PCs, unable to overtake its predecessor Windows 7.
Inotera obtained U$200M through private placement 5/16/2013
Inotera plans to spend NT$4.5 billion on new equipment this year for its migration to 30-nanometer (nm) process technology. That does not include spending on further upgrading its technology to 20nm.
Startup to take FinFET into memory design 5/16/2013
SureCore claims that, using a combination of detailed analysis and advanced statistical modeling, it has designed an SRAM memory structure suitable for integration in advanced logic processes that consumes less than half the power of existing versions.
Google integrates Google Wallet to Gmail service 5/16/2013
The integration of Google Wallet and email is predicted to have huge potential provided people are willing to trust the service.
Google announced exciting new features 5/16/2013
Google apparently felt the need to drop some bombs, because they did: Voice Search Coming To All Chrome Users.
Analyst doubted if Toshiba really cut Nand production? 5/15/2013
Other NAND flash makers must envy Toshiba for growing revenues despite cutting bit production in a market where that goal eluded all other manufacturers. Either that, or they must doubt the authenticity of the company’s statements.
CMT moves to production on new NV Ram 5/15/2013
The LogicFlash memory – which has also been described as a non-volatile embedded DRAM – is designed for implementation in standard CMOS logic processes.
Google Maps to get overhauled 5/15/2013
New features highlighted in this leak include a much-improved fullscreen interface, more integration with your Google Search history, integrated flight search, and more goodies moved over from Google Earth.
Windows 8.1 for later part this year 5/15/2013
Microsoft has updated the operating system 739 times since launch in October, but Windows 8.1 will represent a broader overhaul.
TI puts micro mirror into new applications 5/14/2013
They are now being applied to portable and stationary 3-D measurement tools for machine vision, 3-D printing and quality control scenarios, medical imaging devices for dental and retinal scanning, spectrometers, augmented reality devices, and more.
“It Can Wait” advertisements to dicourage texting while driving 5/14/2013
The CDC reports at least nine people are killed and more than 1,000 injured every day in the United States in crashes related to distracted driving.
5G is not likely what Samsung prescribed 5/14/2013
Too bad such an ultra-high-speed mobile internet service will never exist under that name in all likelihood.
Nvidia to provide own brand game boxes 5/14/2013
It runs on Nvidia's latest Tegra 4 chip, which has four CPU cores and 72 graphics cores to support a maximum resolution of 3200 x 2000 pixels, so games can be played at full HD on an attached TV.
Microsoft offers to buy Nook Media 5/13/2013
"Our complementary assets will accelerate e-reading innovation across a broad range of Windows devices, enabling people to not just read stories, but to be part of them. We're at the cusp of a revolution in reading."
Google Play expanding into online multiplayer 5/13/2013
Google likely will announce the gaming initiative during its annual I/O developer event, kicking off May 15 in San Francisco. Google also is expected to unveil its latest Android OS overhaul.
Aereo to provide TV streaming with virtual DVR and local channels 5/13/2013
The "streamlined" plan, starting at $8 per month, does away with long-term commitments and with annual and daily options, and offers the first month of service at no charge.
5G speed to download movie in seconds 5/13/2013
South Korean tech giant Samsung says it has developed a wireless transmission standard hundreds of times faster than today's 4G LTE, one that could see users downloading entire movies in seconds.
DRAM shortages to affect PC market in 2Q13 5/10/2013
DRAM shortages, which started in early 2013, have become worse recently and may impact PC brand vendors' performances in the second quarter, according to sources from PC players.
TSMC plans 18-inch Fab 5/10/2013
TSMC plans to build its first 450mm (18-inch) pilot production lines, which will offer FinFET transistor technology at 10nm and 7nm nodes, in 2016-17.
Adata April sales drop by 30% 5/10/2013
Memory module firm Adata Technology saw its April sales decline more than 30% sequentially due to a slowdown in demand from channels.
Macronix see strong sales growth in April 5/9/2013
Non-DRAM specialists Macronix International and Winbond Electronics both saw their April revenues increase substantially thanks to a pick-up in customer orders and higher product ASPs.
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