Microsoft Corp. vowed Friday to appeal a decision by South Korea’s antitrust regulators concluding the U.S. company had abused its market dominance and ordering it to offer alternative versions of Windows. The fine against Microsoft Continue reading “Microsoft vows to fight South Korean antitrust decision”.
A U.S. judge on Friday stopped short of ordering an immediate shutdown of millions of BlackBerry portable e-mail devices, but reminded manufacturer Research In Motion Ltd. it had already been found to have infringed the Continue reading “Judge delays decision on BlackBerry cutoff”.
China’s Lenovo Group Ltd. introduced the first computers under its own brand name outside China on Thursday (Feb. 23) as part of a worldwide launch. It will be interesting to see how they do. Ever Continue reading “Lenovo Moves Past China And Enters The World Market”.
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion and patent holding firm NTP face off today, when a hearing begins on whether to shut down the popular wireless e-mail device in the U.S. At the hearing in a Continue reading “High Noon Showdown Comes Today For BlackBerry”.
Intel (INTC) was slapped with a downgrade this morning by Friedman Billings Ramsey, which also slashed its price target on the chip giant. Shares of Intel were edging down 7 cents to $20.22 in early Continue reading “Intel Downgraded By Friedman Billings Ramsey”.
Fudo thinks he figured out some more information on the nVidia Geforce 7600GT video card and thinks we will see 585+ MHz from the partners. Don’t forget about the rumored ATI X1800GTO though. This card Continue reading “Rumor: The nVidia Geforce 7600 GT has 12 pipes at 560 MHz+”.
After reporting record-high sequential growth for both DDR and DDR2 contract prices in the first half of February, the growth momentum of both memory types weakened in the second half of February, but DDR2 still Continue reading “DDR2 Contract Prices Continue To Rise”.
Dell?s PC shipments are likely to grow 20-25% on-year in 2006 despite concerns about its business outlook. Good news for Dell and share holders, but now Dell has to hit the mark! Dell is unlikely Continue reading “Dell?s PC shipment expected to grow 20-25% in 2006”.
Yahoo! CEO Terry Semel sold $13 million worth of company stock last week, as Yahoo!’s stock price decline continued. The stock is down 17% for 2006, as investors reassess the growth prospects of big Internet Continue reading “Yahoo! CEO Sells Off $13 Million In Shares”.
The guys over at The Inq. are reporting that the ASUS A8R32-MVP DELUXE motherboard can be found in Sweden and maybe in a store near you! I know many computer shops in America already have Continue reading “ASUS’s ATI RD580 Motherboard Available In Sweden”.
VIA Technologies today announced the VIA Vinyl VT1708 High Definition (HD Audio Codec with premium quality and features for expanding PC audio requirements. The VIA Vinyl VT1708 HD Audio Codec delivers to the market a Continue reading “VIA Announces Vinal VT1708 HD Audio Codec”.
Memory maker Micron has accused Rambus of foul play after being sued by the memory technology developer last month. In a lawsuit filed with the US District Court of Eastern Virginia, Micron claims Rambus ?engaged Continue reading “Micron Uses the RICO Act on Rambus”.
NVIDIA Corporation announced that it has completed the acquisition of ULi Electronics, Inc., a leading developer of core logic technology. It will be interesting to see what NVIDIA does with ULi and if they continue Continue reading “NVIDIA Completes Acquisition of ULi Electronics”.
Sales of Nvidia graphics chips should not be affected by a possible delay in the launch of Sony?s PlayStation 3 game console since the company is only licensing graphics technology to Sony instead of producing Continue reading “Nvidia To Be Unaffected By Possible Sony PS3 Delay”.
Chicago is launching an effort to offer wireless broadband, city officials said Friday, jumping on the Wi-Fi bandwagon as similar initiatives proceed in Philadelphia, San Francisco and smaller cities. I wish St. Louis would do Continue reading “Chicago planning for citywide Wi-Fi”.