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China TV shown government distributed hacking software 8/25/2011
This is possibly the first direct piece of visual evidence from an official Chinese government source to undermine Beijing's official claims never to engage in overseas hacking of any kind for government purposes."
German court reinstated ban on Samsung Galaxy phones 8/25/2011
This could be a "severe blow for Android" since the winning patent is likely infringed by one or more of the apps that ship with Android "and without which the usefulness of Android would be impaired.
Tim Cook takes helm from Steve Jobs 8/25/2011
The company's high-flying stock has more than tripled in value since 2009 and now Apple rivals Exxon Mobil as the most valuable American company with a market capitalization of nearly $350 billion.
IDC projects server demand to retreat 8/24/2011
Eastwood warned that IDC believes weakening macroeconomic conditions around the world will serve to moderate demand for new servers later this year.
Hertz to rent out electric cars 8/24/2011
To bolster China's energy security, Beijing has said the electric vehicle industry is a top priority, earmarking $1.5 billion annually for the next 10 years in the hope it can transform the country into one of the leading producers of clean vehicles.
Wave of new companies rushing into solid state storage 8/24/2011
The investors and entrepreneurs behind all-flash storage systems say that’s the wrong approach. Flash is so different from hard disks that every aspect of the storage system has to be redesigned. “By rethinking everything that’s possible from the ground up, it’s amazing what’s possible,”
Gadgets adopting Hollywood sales strategy? 8/24/2011
Every release needs to be a blockbuster, and the only measure of success is the opening-weekend gross. There is little to no room for the sleeper indie hit that builds good word of mouth to become a solid performer over time.
JEDEC readying DDR4 new memory standard 8/23/2011
The DDR4 standard is expected to be published in mid-2012 and will offer significant advancements in performance with reduced power usage as compared to previous generation technologies.
Apple moving to redefine PC 8/23/2011
Apple with the help of its component suppliers is gearing up to introduce Macs that are "absolutely different from current products," possibly by the "end of this year.
Apple making ready to supply 8G version iPhone 4 8/23/2011
The 8GB version is expected to launch within weeks, the sources said. Some analysts said the cheaper 8GB iPhone 4 could help Apple boost sales in emerging markets.
WP7 Mobile still holds its market share 8/23/2011
NPD reports that Windows smartphones, which includes both WP7 and Windows Mobile, made up just five percent of units sold in the second quarter.
Rumor: Formosa looks at dumping some DRAM holdings 8/22/2011
It said there is speculation that Formosa Plastics, currently beset with problems over fires at its plants, might abandon both Nanya and Inotera.
IBM added transactional memory in super computer 8/22/2011
Transactional memory is a way of organizing related tasks into one big job for more efficient processing. It replaces the current practice of locking data until a complex job is done, an approach that can slow down other computer operations.
Skype to buy GroupMe for texting capability 8/22/2011
Skype said the deal “complements Skype’s leadership in voice and video communications by providing best in class text-based communications and innovative features.
HP dumps tablet at $99 8/22/2011
HP received webOS when it acquired once-dominant mobile company Palm. The software was one of the driving forces behind HP's purchase, but it clearly hasn't worked out as well as the company had hoped.
Samsung applies silicon via and 3D stack on RDIMM 8/19/2011
The module consumes 4.5W, claims Samsung: "Compared to the 30nm-class [sub-40nm] 32Gbyte load-reduced DIMM [LRDIMM], which offers advantages in constructing 32Gbyte or higher memory solutions, the 32Gbyte RDIMM module provides approximately 30% energy savings."
SAMI equipment book-to-bill sinks 8/19/2011
The three-month average of worldwide bookings for North American vendors declined by 15.7 percent compared to the final June numbers, SEMI said. The three-month average of worldwide billings in July was $1.52 billion, down 7.6 percent compared to the final June figure,
BlackBerry added music download 8/19/2011
Subscribers would get access to around 50 songs at a time, which they could listen to on their phones and share with other subscribers via BlackBerry Messenger. RIM says BlackBerry Messenger has 45 million users.
HP to dump PC division 8/19/2011
HP would become "as cool as Apple," promised its new chief executive Leo Apotheker when I interviewed him on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Mobile DRAM sectors are growing 8/18/2011
Densities will increase eightfold for handsets. But the position is even better for the manufacturers for the tablet market. Chien expects that DRAM densities for these devices will grow 14-fold in the same period.
Skype work with hotspot operators to offer per minute WiFi access 8/18/2011
Skype reckons that paying by the minute makes more sense when you just want to check email or download the news, and the company makes great play around the lack of data cap.
Battle between Bart and Hackers getting ugly 8/18/2011
A database belonging to the BART Police Officers Association was posted online today, complete with full names, e-mail addresses, home addresses, and passwords. BART stands for Bay Area Rapid Transit.
Apple being sued for location tracking 8/18/2011
The issue came to light when security researchers found a hidden file on the devices containing a record of everywhere they had been.
Elpida to produce 25nanometer DRAM in Taiwan 8/17/2011
Elpida, which will start producing 4Gb DDR3 chips at the end of this year, is likely to allow the two Taiwanese foundries to introduce the 25-nanometer process technology in the near future. The technology, which requires 30% less cell area per bit than 30 nanometer technology in memory manufacturing, will help them to better cope with weak DRAM prices.
It might make sense for Intel to acquire Micron 8/17/2011
"We would not be surprised to see INTC make a significant move and acquire MU in order to bring DRAM and NAND technology in-house and sell platform solutions," ThinkEquity analyst Krishna Shankar wrote in a note to clients.
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