EMC acquires Network Intelligence
EMC, the information management and storage company, announced the completion of another acquisition on Monday, adding Massachusetts-based Network Intelligence to its fold.
Intel, UCSB: Chips may use Lasers in Future
Researchers at Intel Corp. and the University of California, Santa Barbara, have announced a breakthrough in computer-chip communications, potentially paving way for ultra-fast computers in the future.
Adobe Readies New Flagship Software
Adobe Systems Inc. is preparing the latest versions of its Creative Suite software package, and flagship Acrobat file-sharing product, marking the company's first major product release since its Macromedia acquisition.
Yahoo to Begin New Advertising Campaign
Yahoo Inc. plans a new integrated marketing campaign in U.S. and overseas markets that includes television, radio, cinema and online advertising, the Internet media company said on Monday.
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Toshiba to buy patents from Micron for $288 mln
Toshiba Corp. said on Friday it would buy certain chip-related patents from Micron Technology Inc. and secure licences for all the patents held by Micron unit Lexar Media Inc. for $288 million, ending lawsuits between the Japanese electronics maker and Lexar.
Taiwan Web site to close online music swapping
Taiwan online music file-sharing network Kuro has agreed to shut down its file swapping service and pay undisclosed damages to settle a recording industry lawsuit, the industry group behind the row said.
Microsoft Hopes Wireless Zune Beats iPod
Microsoft Corp. unveiled on Thursday its new Zune portable media player, hoping its ability to share music wirelessly can win over consumers despite its late entry five years after Apple's market-dominating iPod.
Adobe Posts Higher than expected 3Q Earnings
Adobe posted earnings on Thursday, detailing higher revenue, but saw profits fall over 30 percent.
Alien Technology CEO Steps Down
Alien Technology Corp., maker of radio frequency identification (RFID) circuits, said on Thursday that its current CEO will step down to assume the new position as Executive Advisor.
AOL to Deliver Custom Email Addresses
The online arm of Time Warner introduced a new service on Thursday allowing users to create a fully customizable email address, including the domain name.
Intel and Siemens to Build Second-Gen VOIP
Intel Corporation and Siemens Communications announced on Wednesday a collaboration to bring second generation voice-over-internet-protocol (VOIP) technologies in a jointly funded project.
Microsoft Unveils Zune Media Player
Microsoft unveiled the first official details about its new Zune media player on Thursday, touting the device as a connected multi-media device.
IT Marketing to Increase at Record Rates
According to data released on Thursday, information technology companies are projected to have increased their marketing budgets at the highest increase rates in five years.
Sony to launch Blu-ray recorder in Japan by Dec
Sony Corp. said on Wednesday it will launch a DVD recorder using Blu-ray technology by the end of the year in Japan, fortifying its lineup of high-definition optical disc products.
Google Upgrades Earth Viewing Software
Google Inc. released new updates for Google Earth on Wednesday allowing users to place overlays on top of it s popular earth viewing software.
Smartphone Sales Reach Record Highs
Shipments of converged mobile phones reached an all time high in the second quarter of 2006, according to data released on Wednesday.
Microsoft warns of critical security flaw
Microsoft Corp. on Tuesday released three security patches to fix holes in its Windows and Office software and warned one of the vulnerabilities was critical because it could allow an attacker to take over a user's computer.
Justice at the Click of a Mouse in China
A court in China has used a software program to help decide prison sentences in more than 1,500 criminal cases, a Hong Kong newspaper said on Wednesday.
BMW to roll out hydrogen-powered 7 Series
BMW will roll out the world's first hydrogen-burning car in serial production early next year, the German premium automaker said on Tuesday, eager to put its stamp on cars with green credentials.
Softbank to sell mobile phones with iPod nano
Japan's Softbank Corp said on Wednesday it has begun offering an Apple Computer Inc. iPod nano packaged with one of its own mobile phones.
Scarface writer wary of video game adaptations
After a full year of delay, Vivendi Games finally will ship Scarface: The World Is Yours on October 3.
Motorola has high hopes for mobile WiMAX: paper
Mobile communications firm Motorola has high hopes for the mobile version of WiMAX broadband, the company's technology head said in a newspaper interview.
Yahoo and Intel to pipe sports data to TV screens
Yahoo Inc.and Intel Corp. said on Tuesday they are teaming up to pipe sports statistics to TV screens, targeting fans who devour data about real-world players to manage their fantasy teams.
HP Director Keyworth Resigns
Hewlett-Packard Co. said on Tuesday that George Keyworth resigned from its board after he admitted being a source of information for boardroom press leaks.
Canon says to recall copiers that can catch fire
Japan's Canon Inc. said on Tuesday it would recall more than 140,000 personal copiers because they could produce smoke or catch fire, costing the office equipment maker about 200 million yen ($1.7 million).
Dell studies more retail stores after Dallas site
Dell Inc. plans to open its own retail stores on a city-by-city basis and does not expect to sell its personal computers through shops like Best Buy Co., a senior executive said on Tuesday.
Apple's iTunes to start selling movies
Apple Computer Inc. said on Tuesday its iTunes online music store would begin selling movies from Disney, Pixar, and Touchstone as the company makes its most aggressive move yet into the digital home.
Nokia and EA To Bring Games to Handsets
Nokia, the largest cell phone manufacturer, is teaming up with Electronic Arts, the largest video-game publisher to offer games for its next generation handsets, the companies announced on Tuesday.
Technology Sentiment Up: Analysts
Investor sentiment on semiconductor stocks have been low across the summer, however recent data from analysts reveals the trend may be turning.
AMD Opens Virtual Tradeshow Site
Semiconductor designer and manufacturer, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), announced on Tuesday an online virtual-trade room, allowing users listen to keynote speeches and explore exhibits from their computer screens.
HP Appoints CEO as Chairman
Hewlett-Packard announced on Tuesday that its current chairwoman, Patricia Dunn, will step down in 2007, making way for the company's chief executive officer and president
Mark Hurd to assume the role.
Nokia and China Mobile to Expand Networks in China
Nokia, the world largest cell-phone manufacturer, has teamed up with China Mobile in efforts to expand the cellular networking infrastructure across mainland China, the companies said on Tuesday.
Credence Systems Posts Loss for Third Quarter
Credence Systems Corp. on Monday reported its final results for the third quarter, detailing a $461.4 million loss.
Samsung Introduces Chips for Hybrid Drives
Samsung Electronics on Monday announced its new system-on-chip (SoC) that will enable relatively cost-effective making of so-called hybrid disk drives (HHD).
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