Today’s Web Reviews “As I personally see it, Viewsonic had great intentions to make a monitor that would be perfect for the iPod user. With the iPod dock and the integrated speakers, your iPod purchase Continue reading “April 23rd News From Around the Web”.
RIM plans to release software available for smart phones running Windows Mobile 6.0. Once installed, users will be able to toggle between the Windows and BlackBerry interface. I could see this being very useful, especially Continue reading “RIM to offer ‘virtual BlackBerry’ software”.
AMD announced the availability of its Opteron Model 2222 and 8222 SE x86 dual-core server processors. The new processors are available in several platform configurations from tier one OEMs, according to the company. In addition, Continue reading “AMD announces two new Opteron processors”.
Sounds like Yahoo is getting frustrated at Google’s announcement last week that profits grossly exceeded expectations. Google continues to gain more market share over Yahoo and analysts are now voicing concerns about Yahoo’s CEO’s performance! Continue reading “Google’s Rise At Yahoo’s Expense”.
During a report of perhaps the worst quarter of performance in the company’s history — what its executives called a “perfect storm” — AMD CEO Hector Ruiz revealed an extraordinary number of options are on Continue reading “AMD to Restructure, May Outsource More to IBM”.
Following a horrible quarter and market share losses, Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD) is within two quarters of running out of cash, according to an analyst. This is shocking news if it proves to be Continue reading “AMD is nearly out of cash, says analyst”.
In the past five years I’ve seen all kinds of press releases, but this one from Arctic Cooling is a weird one from a company that we work with. It seems that a former director Continue reading “Problems At Arctic Cooling Prompt Weird Press Release”.
Intel regained 4.5 percentage points of market share against rival Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) during the first quarter, market researcher iSuppli said Thursday. Intel took 80.2 percent of global microprocessor revenue during the three months Continue reading “Intel retakes share from AMD”.
A massive service outage of BlackBerry e-mail devices earlier this week resulted from a new storage feature that was not sufficiently tested, device maker Research In Motion said. RIM said it was able to rule Continue reading “BlackBerry outage blamed on new storage feature”.
The Mountain View Internet giant reported first-quarter profit increased 69 percent to $1 billion and revenue increased 63 percent to $3.66 billion, pleasantly surprising Wall Street analysts who had expected less exuberant results. David Garrity Continue reading “Google profit soars 69% to $3.66 billion”.
Nvidia has made the decision not to participate at Computex Taiwan 2007, according to sources at the company. However, it will maintain a small display room during the time. This is an interesting move, but Continue reading “No Computex Trade Show for Nvidia”.
AMD reported financial results for the quarter ended March 31, 2007 yesterday. AMD reported first quarter 2007 revenue of $1.233 billion, an operating loss of $504 million, and a net loss of $611 million, or Continue reading “AMD reports first quarter results”.
April 15th through April 20th Web Reviews “Anyone who is serious about gaming should take a closer look at the Tracer mouse pad. The ultra-slick surface is just the right size and performed great with Continue reading “April 15th through April 20th News from around the Web”.
Mushkin, a global leader in high performance computer products, today released the HP2-6400 5-4-4 modules available in 4GB dual-channel kits and 2GB single DIMMs. Designed for high-performance and value, the HP2-6400 is specified for operation Continue reading “Mushkin Launches 4GB HP-6400 5-4-4- Memory Kit”.
Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates on Thursday is expected to unveil a global initiative by Microsoft to bring computers and technology education resources to emerging countries during an appearance in Beijing. This is an interesting idea Continue reading “Microsoft plans $3 suite for emerging markets”.