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From DailyTech: Walmart may be the largest retail chain in the U.S. and one of the biggest companies in the world, but the wildly successful ultra-ubiquitous retailer has shown signs of weakness in sales of physical media like DVDs and CDs. Competitors like Amazon.com and Apple have... |
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From DailyTech: The new ThinkServer is the TS200v and it looks more like a desktop computer than a server you would find in an enterprise environment. The machine can be had with Intel Core i5-670, 660, 650, or 540 processors. The machine can also be had with an Intel i3-530, Pentium... |
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From InfoWorld: Cisco Systems and Hewlett-Packard probably won't force their mutual customers to take sides after the end of their partnership, though the vendors are deadly serious about competing against one another, analysts said. Cisco said last week it would not renew its... |
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From PC World: Since the introduction of the iPad on January 27, Apple has been keeping mum on an exact date you could get your hands on one. Yet advance orders for the tablet-like device could start as early as this week, says the Apple rumor blog Appadvice. Steve Jobs said in... |
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From PC World: Casio released two new Exilim compact cameras aimed at novice photographers at PMA 2010 in Anaheim on Sunday. The 12-megapixel EX-S7 has 3x optical zoom and can record 720p HD video. It also features Casio's Dynamic Photo setting-a green-screen type effect that allows... |
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From CNET News.com: Sony has filed a patent application for a universal game controller that will work with any game console. This certainly isn't something I was expecting. The patent application, filed late last week with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, describes a... |
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From CNET News.com: Devil Mountain Software has a bit of a credibility problem, according to a ZDNet investigation that revealed, among other things, that its chief technical officer is actually an alias created by a tech blogger. Larry Dignan, ZDNet's editor in chief, revealed the... |
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From DailyTech: There are two camps in the upcoming 4G wars in the United States. Right now, the only 4G network that is commercially available comes from Sprint and Clearwire. Other major producers are testing competing 4G networks around the country and hope to start limited... |
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From X-bit Labs: The WiMAX Forum has revealed that WiMAX service providers now offer networks covering more than 620 million people (or POPS) in approximately 147 countries and are on pace to surpass the already forecasted 800 million POPs by end of 2010. In addition, the WiMAX Forum... |
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