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Apple wants to add indoor mapping 3/25/2013
Indoor coverage is seen as the next battleground for mapping technology. Google, which leads the pack, has invested time and money in accepting more than 10,000 floor plans from businesses who want to be featured.
Thailand government to equip all students with Tablet computer 3/22/2013
“This will be the world’s largest amount of tablets given away by a government for education,”
Nvidia have great ambitions 3/22/2013
Nvidia's road map drives graphics, ARM into enterprise. Nvidia showed a glimpse of its road map for taking on Intel and AMD as well as its smartphone competitors. It also showed its graphics chips are breaking out of the mold of media and technical processing to take on business apps.
Apple patent shows drop safe iPhone 3/22/2013
The system needs a sensor or sensor array that can detect when a device is in freefall and how it is positioned relative to the ground. The system then have a mechanism to either reorientate the device while in flight, or otherwise protect certain sensitive device components in the event of a fall.
Apple beefs up your Apple ID security 3/22/2013
If you have two-factor verification enabled, you will be required to enter both your password and a 4-digit code to verify your identity. You will need this information whenever you sign in to My Apple ID to manage your account, make an iTunes, App Store, or iBookstore purchase from a new device or get Apple ID-related support from Apple.
New auto electronics network reduce weight and space 3/21/2013
In-vehicle networking connects smart satellite microcontrollers to handle communications to and from the sensors, motors and other mechanisms throughout the vehicle, eliminating the need for traditional heavy copper wiring harnesses.
CIA engages Amazon to build secured Cloud System 3/21/2013
Spread over 10 years, the $600 million deal would help the CIA keep up with technologies such as big data in a cost-effective manner not possible under previous cloud efforts.
New grabs and drop send pages to Kindle 3/21/2013
This week the folks at Amazon' s Kindle department have revealed a button that may just change your Kindle-loving life.
iOS 6.1.3 released to patch bugs 3/21/2013
Removing the SIM card seems to 'confuse' the device, resulting in a pop-up display warning that the SIM card has been removed. This stalls the transition and keeps it in active play.
Intel uses motion control for Smart TV reference design 3/20/2013
The Freespace MotionEngine software that is included in the MSRD by Intel offers the ability to detect mouse-like gestures, including swiping and drag-and-drop at high resolution and is based on RF, rather than infrared or optical, remote control technology.
100 years old Detroit Electric to produce electric cars 3/20/2013
They started talking about building electric vehicles back in 2007 and the electric car division was founded in 2008 by Albert Lam, former CEO of the Lotus Engineering Group.
T-Mobile has new strategy for LTE 3/20/2013
T-Mo is experimenting [with unsubsidized phones] and trying to find differentiation in a very crowded market, especially one for the fourth-largest contender
Samsung joins the race for Smart Watch 3/20/2013
Samsung executive has come right out and said it: The company is building its own smartwatch to compete with whatever Apple might be working on.
China to make the smartphone change this year 3/19/2013
Smartphones made by Chinese firms are gobbling up market share. Of the 64.7 million smartphones shipped in China in last year’s fourth quarter, South Korean manufacturer Samsung still held the top spot. But Chinese firms came in second, third, fourth and fifth respectively, making up some 70 per cent of smartphone sales in the country collectively. Apple was sixth.
VW to roll out most energy efficient car 3/19/2013
”This vehicle combines every possible way of improving fuel efficiency. It uses aerodynamics, low-rolling resistance, low weight, and a plug-in hybrid powertrain.”
Microsoft signals forth coming of Windows Phone 9 ? 3/19/2013
Windows Phone 9 is likely to be six months away, over six months before support for Windows Phone 8 comes to a close.
German court ruled in favor of Nokia 3/19/2013
Mannheim Regional Court today ruled that HTC is infringing a Nokia patent related to saving battery life by identifying packets of data that can reconstructed through the use of only a part of an encoded message. Nokia was awarded a permanent injunction, giving the company the opportunity to enforce the ban.
The advantages of DDR4 memory 3/18/2013
ST/Erricson JV to split 3/18/2013
Ericsson (Stockholm, Sweden) will take back the LTE 2G-through-4G multimode modem technology while ST (Geneva, Switzerland) will take control of the existing ST-Ericsson products excluding the LTE multimode thin modem ICs and certain assembly and test operations.
Qualcomm succeed in CMOS front end design 3/18/2013
"Qualcomm is the first to launch a CMOS PA [power amplifier] alternative to GaAs-based multiband multimode PAs for mid- to high-tier 3G/4G smartphones, a phone segment formerly the exclusive domain of GaAs PAs.
"iPhone" trademark blocked in Mexico 3/18/2013
The issue over the iPhone trademark started when Apple tried to register its trademark in Mexico. However, to their surprise the Mexican Industrial Property Institute did not allow the registration as the name was already taken.
Dell demand price cuts from supply vendors 3/15/2013
Dell has reportedly been demanding its upstream component suppliers cut their prices to help reduce its costs.
China Mobile aims to sell 100-120 million Handsets 3/15/2013
China Mobile, the only TD-SCDMA mobile telecom carrier in China, aims to sell 100-120 million TD-SCDMA handsets in 2013, 80% of which will be smartphones, according to company president Li Yue.
Samsung unveil Galaxy S4 3/15/2013
Samsung Electronics has announced the fourth generation of the Galaxy smartphone series, the Galaxy S4 that weighs 130g.
UMC to buy back shares 3/14/2013
United Microelectronics (UMC) has unveiled plans to buy back up to NT$15.5 billion (US$447 million) of its shares and distribute them to employees. .
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