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HTC to complete new plant in early 2012 11/3/2011
HTC is expected to complete construction of its new plant in Taoyuan, northern Taiwan in early 2012 with a production capacity of 40 million smartphones a year.
Barnes & Noble to launch new Nook Color tablet 11/2/2011
Barnes & Noble will announce a lower-cost Nook Color tablet computer that matches or beats the $199 price of the upcoming Amazon Kindle Fire.
Bestbuy offering HP Touchpad for $149 11/2/2011
HP's webOS-based TouchPad tablet is back and hitting Best Buy store shelves this week.
HTC expects its revenues to drop in 4Q11 11/2/2011
HTC expects its revenues to drop 1-8% sequentially to US$4.18-4.51 billion for the fourth quarter of 2012,
Foxconn reports U$ 22 Billion in 3Q11 revenues 11/1/2011
Foxconn Electronics has announced non-consolidated revenues of US$22.27 billion for the third quarter of 2011
ProMOS faces delisting on Taiwan stock exchange 11/1/2011
Trading of ProMOS Technologies' shares has already been suspended on Taiwan's over-the-counter (OTC) stock market after failing to file its half-yearly financial report.
Asustek to ship 1.8 million tablet PCs in 2011 11/1/2011
Asustek Computer expects its tablet PC shipments will reach its goal of 1.8 million units in 2011 according to company CEO Jerry Shen.
Nokia developing Linux-based entry-level smartphones 10/31/2011
Nokia is developing a new Linux-based operating system to replace Symbian for the production of entry-level smartphones with a price tag ranging from US$100-150.
Xilinx unveil new Virtex-7 FPGA 10/31/2011
Xilinx has announced the first shipments of its Virtex-7 2000T FPGA, the first product using 2.5D IC stacked packaging technology
Hynix posts 3Q11 loss on weak chip prices 10/31/2011
Hynix Semiconductor swung to net losses in the third quarter due mainly to weakness in the prices of DRAM chips.
Spansion to close Kuala Lumpur assembly 10/28/2011
Spansion said the company would consolidate its test and assembly operations into a single site near Bangkok. About 660 jobs will be cut as the result of the closure of the Kuala Lumpur facility.
China hacked into US satellites 10/28/2011
“Access to a satellite‘s controls could allow an attacker to damage or destroy the satellite. An attacker could also deny or degrade as well as forge or otherwise manipulate the satellite’s transmission.”
Apple cooking voice controlled Apple TV 10/28/2011
your TV itself able to respond to your voice commands as well as connect to the Internet, it opens up a wide range of possibilities which are already hinted at by technology such as that seen in TiVo boxes suggesting other shows you might enjoy or recognizing content by factors other than just its title.
Whitman reversed HP decision to dump PC division 10/28/2011
In many respects, HP’s decision revolved around the fact it couldn’t afford to spin off the PC unit. The company wasn’t ready. When IBM sold its PC unit, the company had other divisions doing well and the computer business was hived off. HP’s PC business is too integrated to extract easily.
LSI to acquire SandForce 10/27/2011
LSI (Milpitas, Calif.) will pay about $322 million in cash¡ªnet of cash assumed from SandForce¡ªand assume about $48 million worth of unvested stock options and restricted shares held by SandForce employees
Android phone outsells iOS in Asia 10/27/2011
Android will represent 52 percent of smartphones sold in Asian markets, up from 16 percent last year. (Combined with the 56 percent increase in Asian smartphone sales that ABI reported, that means a stunning five times as many Asian Android phones sold in 2011 as in 2010.)
Mozilla to collaborate with Microsoft on FireFox browser 10/27/2011
The move is simply the natural culmination of an increasing collaboration between the two companies on built-in browser Bing search functionality that began a year ago.
HTC 4G Windows phone for $99 with 2 years T-Mobil contract 10/27/2011
T-Mobile, meanwhile, is marketing the device as having 4G speeds, but the provider does not yet have a true 4G LTE experience like that offered by Verizon and AT&T. T-Mobile does, however, offer HSPA+ 21, which PCMag found to be "speedy" in its annual fastest mobile networks test, but not as fast as those LTE options.
DRAMexchange predicts Flash volume to increase 10/26/2011
According to DRAMeXchange, smart phones and tablet devices will be the main growth driver for NAND flash, which serves as the basis for memory cards inserted into these devices. Next year, shipments of smart phones may reach 600 million units, up 40 percent from this year.
Nvidia's quad-core processor in Asustek tablets 10/26/2011
The Asus Transformer Prime tablet, announced on stage at the AsiaD Conference in Hong Kong last week will purportedly boast 14.5 hours of battery life and include both USB and mini-HDMI ports as well as an SD card reader. It will be the first device to boast Nvidia’s Kal-El chip,
Apple TV -next hot consumer product? 10/26/2011
Apple TV set "would be seamlessly synced with all of your devices and with iCloud," adding: "It will have the simplest user interface you could imagine. I finally cracked it."
IBM appoints Virginia Rometty as CEO 10/26/2011
IBM will be buying back another $7 billion worth of its stock and has declared a dividend. That $7 billion in additional buyback is on top of the $5.2 billion that IBM had announced it would buy back at the end of September.
$25 ARM proto board promotes computer study 10/25/2011
The Raspberry Pi has been developed by a UK-based foundation that aims to promote the study of computer science and related topics, especially at school level, and to put the fun back into learning computing.
Judge strikes down Sprint's request to view documents 10/25/2011
Lawyers are calling her decision a big victory for AT&T, as the company can now focus its attention primarily on defeating the DOJ's lawsuit in court.
Home thermostat connects to your iPhone 10/25/2011
The Learning Thermostat can be networked via WiFi, so people can program them from an iOS or Android device. If you have multiple thermostats, they can be controlled as a group since they're networked.
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