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| Mobile Internet accelerated |
2/12/2008 |
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And the 800-pound gorilla at Mobile World this year, Google, with its Android platform, is promising to bring "desktop" Web experiences to the mobile world.
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| Prototype of Google's Android shown |
2/12/2008 |
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While the Open Mobile Alliance is intended to define common characteristics among mobile phones so that operators can offer interoperable services, the alliance is also designed to go much deeper into "implementation definitions,"
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| Sony to offer Window Smart Phone |
2/11/2008 |
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Sony Ericsson is announcing plans for its first Windows Mobile device, a move aimed at boosting the company's presence in the North American smartphone market.
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| Nvidia unveil new cellphone CPU |
2/11/2008 |
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NVidia Corp unveiled its first cellphone applications processor targeting at the mobile business with a chip that can handle video resolutions up to 720-progressive.
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| Dell to trimmed AMD product line from Website |
2/8/2008 |
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Dell Inc said it had cut from its Web site most consumer computers with chips from Advanced Micro Devices Inc. and would sell AMD-based PCs mainly in stores and by phone.
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| Microsoft unveil cheaper Japanese Xbox |
2/7/2008 |
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Microsoft unveil a cheaper version of its Xbox 360 in Japan in an attempt to make inroads into the game-loving nation that has shunned the console.
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| Yahoo pondering over Microsoft takeover Bid |
2/7/2008 |
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Yahoo chief executive Jerry Yang sent a message to employees on Wednesday, assuring them the firm's leaders are exploring ways to avoid a takeover by software giant Microsoft.
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| Kingston cut Flash memory prices by 20% |
2/5/2008 |
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US-based Kingston Technology has launched a pricing campaign intending to boost its share in the memory card market, according to industry sources.
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| PQI 2007 profit drops |
2/4/2008 |
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Memory module maker Power Quotient International (PQI) will post after-tax losses of NT$444 million (US$13.9 million), according to company sources.
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| Dell to close call center in Canada |
2/1/2008 |
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Dell said Thursday it will close its call center in Edmonton, Alberta in Canada and eliminate most of the facility's 900 jobs in the second quarter as it consolidates customer-service operations.
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