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From PC World: Artifex Software is suing Palm over the PDF (Portable Document Format) viewer in Palm's Pre smartphone, it said on Thursday. Artifex alleges that Palm has copied Artifex's PDF rendering engine, called muPDF, and integrated it into the Palm Pre's PDF viewer application... |
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From CNET News.com: Microsoft said on Thursday that it will offer six updates for 12 vulnerabilities next week including a critical hole in Internet Explorer that affects Windows 7 and other current versions of the operating system for which exploit code has been released. Late last... |
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From CNET News.com: Sony's chief executive, Howard Stringer, has a grand idea: an all-in-one online network that pipes Sony's films, music, games, and other content to its TVs, Walkmans and PlayStation game machines. In an interview on Thursday with reporters, Stringer promised to... |
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From DailyTech: Intel has repeatedly stated that it believes the future of computing lies in many-core CPUs. The company will be releasing its six-core Gulftown chip based on 32nm Westmere technology next year, and it is still working on its Larabee many-core GPU. Several years ago... |
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From DailyTech: NAND flash controller chip designer Indilinx has made quite a name for itself in the Solid State Drive market. Their Barefoot controller is used in the majority of SSDs sold to enthusiasts, and is generally credited for enabling affordable SSDs with decent random read... |
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From X-bit Labs: The head of Advanced Micro Devices products group – Rick Bergman – has confirmed that the company’s ultimate goal is to control 100% of AMD-compatible core-logic market. For years Advanced Micro Devices has said that one of the advantages its central processing... |
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From X-bit Labs: Micron Technology, a leading maker of flash and DRAM memory, on Wednesday unveiled the world’s first solid-state drive that features Serial ATA-600 interface. Potentially, the new interface may offer increased performance under high load. Besides, Micron claims that... |
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From InfoWorld: Google will end Gears, an open-source plug-in project it launched two years ago to allow Web applications to function even when a computer isn't connected to the Internet, according to a statement from the company. Google said that many of the features it has wrapped... |
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From PC World: Attorneys for AT&T and Verizon Wireless agreed today to drop two federal lawsuits over Verizon advertising about its 3G network. As a result, AT&T avoids giving itself an even bigger black eye than it has gotten from many iPhone users, who have complained about... |
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