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| Identity of speakers in controversal |
9/15/2010 |
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As Nokia World began yesterday, speculation buzzed about the identity of the two opening keynote speakers. The line-up had been settled months ago.
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| iPad to hit China market this week |
9/14/2010 |
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Gleacher & Co., recently boosted his estimates to 12 million for 2010 and 20 million for 2011. Others have pegged 2011's sales as high as 28 million.
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| Chinese telecom companies overcome Indian suspecions |
9/14/2010 |
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Indian security agencies have long worried about allowing Chinese telecom equipment to be installed in Indian networks, warning that domestic communications could be monitored via spyware, leading to security breaches.
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| USB3 has finally arrived at market |
9/14/2010 |
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NEC, now part of Renasas, said in March it had shipped three million USB 3.0 controllers and is now on track to ship 20 million chips this year. Taiwan's Gigabyte said it shipped a million motherboards supporting SuperSpeed USB in the first quarter of 2010 and expects to ship more than five million this year.
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| Philips announces direct AC driven LED lighting |
9/13/2010 |
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Philips Research has developed an organic light emitting diode module that can be powered directly from a standard wall outlet, accelerating the move to create mainstream OLED products.
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| Android to dominate Mobile OS |
9/13/2010 |
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Where Symbian and Android are expected to be found in all market segments, Apple is expected to keep its iPhone at the high end of the market. At the same time, the overall market is expected to increase dramatically.
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| Youtube to deliver live programs |
9/13/2010 |
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YouTube has started to experiment with its own-brand live video-streaming technology.The live programming system is likely to be only open to media partners rather than individual web users.
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| Transcend reports poor August Sale |
9/10/2010 |
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Transcend Information saw revenues decrease 5.19% on month to US$79 million in August 2010, as sales of its DRAM modules and NAND devices both declined sequentially.
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| AMD unveil new ATI FirePro family in Amstedam |
9/10/2010 |
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At IBC 2010 in Amsterdam, AMD introduced the newest member of the ATI FirePro family, the ATI FirePro V9800, featuring support for up to six monitors with ATI Eyefinity technology.
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| Acer to launch Tablet PC in 4th Q, 2010 |
9/9/2010 |
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Acer will introduce a Tablet PC based on the Wintel platform in the fourth quarter to test the market, and an Android-enabled device in early 2011.
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| SIS august revenue dives 9 % |
9/9/2010 |
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Silicon Integrated Systems (SiS) saw its August 2010 revenues drop 44.93% on year and 9.28% sequentially to US$7.6 million.
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| Samsung unveils new Tablet PC |
9/8/2010 |
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Samsung Electronics unveiled a new tablet PC named Galaxy Tab as the latest device meant to rival Apple Inc.'s popular iPad at Berlin's IFA consumer electronics fair.
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| Samsung rolls out Dual-core A9 processor |
9/8/2010 |
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Samsung has introduced a dual-core Cortex A9-based applications processor, codenamed Orion, capable of running at a clock frequency of 1-GHz and intended for advanced mobile applications.
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| A-Data august revenue down 4% |
9/8/2010 |
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Affected by weak prices for DRAM and NAND flash, Adata Technology saw its revenues drop 4.15% sequentially in August 2010.
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| HTC August revenue drop by 1.7% |
9/7/2010 |
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HTC has announced revenues of US$758.36 million for August, a decrease of 1.75% sequentially but an increase of 115.26% on year
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| UMC revenue up 20% |
9/7/2010 |
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United Microelectronics Corporation (UMC) has announced revenues of NT$10.89 billion (US$341 million) for August 2010, up 20.13% on year.
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| Nvidia rolls out new mobile GPU |
9/3/2010 |
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NVIDIA announced "The new GeForce 400M Series using the Frmi architecture will soon be available for a complete line-up of DirectX 11 GPUs for notebook.
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| Toshiba recalls 41,000 Laptop |
9/3/2010 |
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Toshiba has announced the voluntary recall of about 41,000 notebook computers worldwide at risk of overheating and burning users.
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