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TI secured its lead in the analog world 3/25/2011
TI used the downturn to replenish its inventory, return product lead times to normal and ramp up production quickly with its three new fabs. As markets began to grow again, the company was well positioned to pounce on returning consumer demand
Motorola working on mobile OS to back up Android 3/25/2011
Word on the street is that Motorola is working on a web-based mobile operating system to serve as a back up for the company's Android dependency.
RIM shares dropped 8.6% after earning announcement 3/25/2011
RIM said that revenue for the fourth quarter was $5.6 billion U.S., just short of consensus estimates of $5.64 billion.
Intel executive left Ultra Mobile Group 3/24/2011
Some have speculated that Chandrasekher might make a good fit for AMD's open CEO spot, left vacant by Dirk Meyer's sudden resignation in January.
Micron beat analysts' expectations 3/24/2011
Micron's numbers for its second quarter of fiscal 2011 came in above consensus analysts' expectations, which called for revenue of $2.1 billion and earnings of 3 cents per share
Samsung starts production on 4Gb LPDDR2 Mobile DRAM 3/24/2011
Compared to the previous 40-nm-class 2-Gbit LPDDR2 DRAM, the 30-nm-class 4-Gbit LPDDR2 DRAM increases productivity by 60 percent.
Phone makers pressed to pull police avoidence Apps 3/24/2011
US senators on Tuesday pressed Google, Apple, and Blackberry maker Research in Motion to pull the plug on applications that can help drunk drivers use smart phones to elude police checkpoints.
Nanya leads price hike on memory 3/23/2011
The benchmark DRAM contract price, which is set biweekly, rose to US$17 a unit in the second half of this month, compared with US$16.50 a unit in the first half, TrendForce said.
Altair offers 4G LTE chips 3/23/2011
Due to radio frequency interference, from sources such as terrestrial digital broadcast TV and MediaFlo, Band Class 12's spectral efficiency has been severely hampered, Altair said. Altair's chipset is able to extract signals and improve Band Class 12 spectrum usage, the company said.
iPad 2 sells for less than iPad 1 in UK 3/23/2011
The iPad 2 will go on sale in Britain at 5pm on Friday with prices starting at £399 for the 16GB wifi model - £30 less than the launch price for the same model of the original iPad last year.
A matter of copyright in the Digital World 3/23/2011
Google's company plan to digitize every book ever published and make them widely available was derailed on Tuesday when a federal judge in New York rejected a sweeping $125 million legal settlement the company had worked out with groups representing authors and publishers.
Verigy position to be acquired by Advantest 3/22/2011
Verigy said it has notified LTX-Credence that the Verigy board of directors intends to withdraw its recommendation in favor of the pending merger transaction between Verigy and LTX-Credence
Jobs to answer question on iTune anti-trust case 3/22/2011
Judge Lloyd said: "The court finds that Jobs has unique, non-repetitive, first hand knowledge about Apple's software updates in October 2004 that rendered the RealNetworks's digital music files once again inoperable with iPods".
Twitter turns Five 3/22/2011
“Just setting up my twttr,” was the first message it published on March 21, 2006, thanks to a message delivered by founder Jack Dorsey inviting co-workers to join.
Apple sued Amazon for using the term "App Store" 3/22/2011
"Amazon has begun improperly using Apple’s App Store mark in connection with Amazon's mobile software developer program," Apple wrote in its complaint.
Dual metal floating gate mixes DRAM with nonvolatile 3/21/2011
It could enable instant-on computers where the computer can switch quickly between active mode and hibernation on a row-by-row basis. When parts of the memory are not changing, rows, or even entire blocks can be transferred to non-volatile storage without any penalty in read performance. Doing this eliminates the need for refresh, a large percentage of the power consumption in DRAMs.
Xilinx beats competition to ship 28nm FPGA 3/21/2011
Xilinx Inc. has announced it has started to supply 7 Series FPGAs made using 28-nm HPL manufacturing process technology from foundry TSMC.
Adobe Flash finally available for Android 3/21/2011
Currently Adobe's Flash Player 10.2 is available for Android 2.2 and Android 2.3 users while the firm released a beta for Android 3.0. Adobe singled out its Android 3.0 Flash Player for particular attention, saying that the full production release will be out "in the coming weeks".
AT&T/T-Mobile deal left other carriers scrambling 3/21/2011
The surprising deal widens the gap between Sprint and its two larger rivals, and would place it last among the national wireless carriers. It also puts Sprint in an awkward position--it too was in talks to merge its operations with T-Mobile.
HP has a long way to go pushing cloud 3/18/2011
There is one area where HP could take the lead, however. If the cloud revolution goes to plan, pretty soon we're going to need cloud printers. Even the most cynical will agree that HP's pretty good at the whole paper-pushing thing.
Amkor Japan production affected 3/18/2011
The event will impact its sales. Amkor's Kitakami facility is currently closed due to power supply interruptions and plans are underway to restore production capabilities at the site when power, gas and water supplies, and transportation systems are stabilized.
Rumor: Bigger screen to iPhone 5 3/18/2011
A source close to Foxconn has told them that the iPhone 5 will have a larger edge-to-edge screen and an aluminum back while otherwise sharing the form factor of the iPhone 4.
Supply chain problem hits iPad2 production 3/18/2011
It would be difficult for Apple to find an alternative supplier for several of the the iPad’s Japanese components, said IHS iSuppli.
New 400 MTS Flash Standard Published 3/17/2011
The v3.0 standard specifies the use of the non-volatile DDR2 (NV-DDR2) interface and this enables NAND interface speed to increase from ONFI v2.1's 200MB/sec to 400. The new standard is backwards-compatible with previous ONFI standards.
Counterfeit parts on the rise 3/17/2011
“Reducing their proliferation and potentially harmful effects requires increased diligence and active control measures from both industry and government.”
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