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Western Digital to open Taiwan R&D center 12/8/2011
Western Digital is set to establish an R&D center in Hsinchu, Taiwan, focusing on solid state drives (SSD) and will recruit about 50 technicians from Taiwan.
RIM unveils BlackBerry 10 OS 12/8/2011
RIM has unveiled its new platform, the BlackBerry 10, at the 2011 BlackBerry Developer Conference Asia.
Samsung to build chip Fab in China 12/8/2011
Samsung Electronics has issued a statement disclosing plans to set up a flash memory chip plant in China.
Microsoft to offer its own "App store" 12/7/2011
Microsoft on Tuesday began wooing developers for a February opening of its first "app store" for computers powered by the US technology giant's Windows software.
Intel and Taiwan co-develop new memory chip 12/7/2011
Intel has joined hands with a top Taiwan research institute to develop a new generation of memory chips for use in lighter, energy-saving smartphones and tablets.
Micron unveil 20nm NAND flash 12/7/2011
Intel and Micron Technology have jointly announced a 20nm, 128Gb multilevel-cell (MLC) NAND falsh device.
Powerchip mass producing driver ICs at 90nm 12/6/2011
Powerchip Technology has announced mass production of the foundry segment's 90nm high-voltage process technology for small- to medium-size driver ICs used in mobile device applications, utilizing capacity at its existing 12-inch facilities.
Samsung Austin ramps new 12-inch fab 12/6/2011
Samsung Austin has announced the completion of its 300mm automated fab, S2.
Price of solar wafers steadies at US$1.10 12/6/2011
The price drop of solar wafers has been leveling off, according to industry sources. Since the beginning of November, the average selling price (ASP) of solar wafers has been steady.
Foxconn to build 8.5G flat panel production line in Brazil 12/5/2011
Market speculations indicate that Foxconn plans to build an 8.5G LCD panel production line in Brazil, employing advanced panel manufacturing technology from Sharp.
Nvidia target 25 million Tegra 3 processors in 2012 12/5/2011
Nvidia is set to challenge to ship 25 million Tegra 3 processors for use in smartphones, tablet PCs and automobiles in 2012 as the company is unlikely to be able to achieve the same shipment goal for its Tegra 2 in 2011.
Acer to launch ultrabooks in early 2012 12/5/2011
Acer report launch several ultrabook models with prices ranging from US$699-799 in 2012 to stir up demand for ultra-thin notebooks.
Samsung to produce pixel resolution touch screen 12/2/2011
All of the input functions of a keyboard, mouse or scanner can be carried out on the panel which can detect up to 50 touch points on the screen while displaying high definition resolution images.
Memory engineers to work on TSV stack 12/2/2011
IBM said it would the details of its TSV manufacturing breakthrough at the IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting on Dec. 5 in Washington, D.C.
Kindle Fire to outsell Galaxy tablet 12/2/2011
IHS projects Amazon will ship 3.9 million Kindle Fire tablets in the fourth quarter, giving it 13.8 percent of the global market, well ahead of No. 3 Samsung, which is expected to have 4.8 percent of the market despite offering a wide range of Galaxy Tab tablets.
Verizon to buy spectrum for LTE expansion 12/2/2011
"Buying the AWS spectrum now solidifies our network leadership into the future, and will enable us to bring even better 4G LTE products and services to our customers.”
200Mhz oscilloscope is now handheld and battery powered 12/1/2011
The instruments run continuously for seven hours on a charge, and you can recharge the battery inside or outside the instrument.
In pursue of the American Deam 12/1/2011
Engineering innovation has created whole new fields of technology and many exciting possibilities and opportunities. But, clearly, many of those opportunities are now found in places with lower costs and standards of living, and thus lower salary requirements.
Is Windows 8 tablet going to hold? 12/1/2011
Windows 8 tablets are scheduled to launch next year. Although Microsoft hasn’t been able to win significant market share for Windows on tablets, some market watchers are saying Windows 8 will change that situation.
AT&T/T-Mobile to joint venture and share carrier assets 12/1/2011
A joint venture could help solve some of the wireless-capacity constraints both companies are expected to face in the coming years while avoiding the competitive concerns voiced by the Justice Department. Much would depend on how the deal is structured and the details.
IDT announced Pizo-MEM timing device 11/30/2011
IDT (San Jose, Calif.) also claimed its new pMEMS process could produce oscillators that operated at higher-frequencies than traditional MEMS, had higher-stability than quartz oscillators, and could be delivered in the world's smallest waferscale package.
Australian court reversed ban on Samsung Galaxy Tab 11/30/2011
The full court found that Justice Annabelle Bennett did not adequately assess the strength of Apple's patent claims when she allowed a ban to go into effect last month.
Google refines mapping to find your shopping isle 11/30/2011
Google's inside mapping will work similarly to its outside mapping. A little blue dot will move along with you to show you where you are, and the technology is even able to know what floor you are on.
FCC discloses reason for rejecting ATT/T-Mobile merger 11/30/2011
A 109-page Federal Communications Commission report concludes the combination would cause significant jobs losses and that AT&T would probably build high-speed wireless Internet connections without the merger. The conclusion undermines AT&T’s claims about the deal’s benefits, the official said.
Semiconductor prices to recover 2012 11/29/2011
With an inventory correction well under way, semiconductor sales will remain tepid for the rest of the year before returning to sequential growth sometime in the second half of 2012.
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