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| Apple shares dip on Consumer Reports |
7/13/2010 |
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Apple shares were down sharply on Tuesday after Consumer Reports panned the new iPhone because of reception problems and rumors swirled about a possible recall.
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| DRAM price to dip in July |
7/13/2010 |
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Contract quotes for prices of DRAMs are likely to decline in July and August, according to market tracker DRAMexchange.
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| UMC reports modest June sales revenue |
7/13/2010 |
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UMC eported net sales of NT$10,335 million (about $322 million) for the month of June 2010 up 2.4 percent on the previous month and up 25.5 percent from a year before.
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| ProMos ramps up 63nm process |
7/12/2010 |
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ProMOS Technologies saw revenues grow 4% sequentially in June 2010, buoyed by the ramp-up of 63nm technology and rising contract orders, according to the DRAM maker.
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| TSMC reports improved June revenue |
7/9/2010 |
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. (TSMC) has reported consolidated net sales for June 2010 of approximately $1.1 billion
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| Intel to phase-out Celeron by 2011 |
7/9/2010 |
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Intel said it plans to phase-out Celeron processors and will replace the product line with its Pentium and the dual-core Atom N-series by 2011.
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| Winbond reports high June revenue |
7/8/2010 |
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Winbond Electronics has reported revenues of NT$2.955 billion (US$92 million) for June 2010, the highest level in more than three years
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| Powerchip to enter Flash market |
7/7/2010 |
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Powerchip Technology has reiterated its efforts to expand the company's NAND flash business, while maintaining DRAM as a focus.
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| Taiwan chipset manufacturer sees slump in revenue |
7/7/2010 |
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Silicon Integrated System posted June revenues of NT$276 million (US$8.57 million), down 10.33% on month and 29.43% on year, while VIA Technologies saw June revenues fall 4.84% on month, but up 5.85% on year to NT$439 million.
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| Samsung reports record breaking profit for 2010 |
7/7/2010 |
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Samsung Electronics has estimated its operating profits at 4.8-5.2 trillion won (US$3.92-4.25 billion) during the April-June period, almost doubling the 2.67 trillion won it posted in the second quarter of 2009.
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| MSI release new Netbook supporting DDR3 Memory |
7/6/2010 |
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MSI has announced its latest netbook, the Wind U160DX, which supports DDR3 memory and comes with the Intel Atom N455 processor and MSI's own Turbo Drive Engine (TDE) technology.
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| Chinese government sent young interns to Foxconn |
7/2/2010 |
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The internship program appears to be part of an effort by the Chinese government to bring industrial manufacturing to the relatively undeveloped Henan. Reportedly Foxconn plans to eventually employ 300,000 people in Henan bringing its own manufacturing there up to rival its main base in the coastal city of Shenzhen.
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| China company said Israel Siano intringe its patents |
7/2/2010 |
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Siano (Netanya, Israel) said that Innofidei (Beijing, China) had written to several Siano customers alleging that Siano has infringed patents. Siano did not detail which patents were cited, but denied the allegations and said that Innofidei's action seemed to be the result of frustration at Siano's success in the CMMB (Chinese Multimedia Mobile Broadcast) market.
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| Intel acquires cellphone modem company |
7/2/2010 |
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''The company was offering a combo WiMAX/GSM modem chip (not IPR). Although 3G capability was mentioned in the Israeli news reports of the acquisition, we are unaware of such IPR by Comsys,''
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| Are you really getting the bars? |
7/2/2010 |
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The Cupertino, Calif., company said that since the original iPhone, it has used an incorrect method to determine the number of bars to display on the device. In several instances, the iPhone would display two more bars than it should, providing an overly rosy indication of its cellular reception.
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| Migration to 40nm will boost DRAM profit |
7/1/2010 |
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40-nanometer process will impressively drive up earnings for dynamic random access memory (DRAM) chipmakers in 2011 as the process would then grow mature in terms of technology, cost and yield rate.
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