TI Talks Up the Future of DLP TVs
Remember DualView, TI's split-screen technology that displays different images to two different viewers? Games to take advantage of it are due in 2009. In the labs, however, there's quad-view/dual 3D technology, which may be shown off at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES).
Analyst: Apple Working On Game Console?
Apparently December is the month as far as wild speculation from the mouths of analysts is concerned.
Verizon Wireless Challenges Spectrum Auction Rules
The nation's second largest wireless carrier wants open access requirements favored by Google to be set aside.
Windows Mobile Chief Knook to Join Vodafone
Vodafone has launched an Internet Services unit and appointed Microsoft veteran Pieter Knook as its director to further develop the group's mobile Internet strategy, it said on Thursday.
Comcast Weighs 250 GB/Month Limit
Top U.S. cable operators Comcast Corp and Time Warner Cable Inc will begin testing ways this week to limit individual subscribers who use the largest amount of Internet capacity in an effort to protect their high-speed networks.
List Of Recalled Apple Batteries Corrected
According to Apple, a discrepancy that occurred in the list of recalled Apple batteries has been corrected.
Microsoft Profitable, Will Cut 5,000 Jobs
Microsoft Corp posted quarterly results that missed Wall Street expectations, announced it would cut up to 5,000 jobs and said it could no longer offer profit forecasts for the rest of the fiscal year.
A Better Webcam
The Logitech QuickCam Fusion webcam includes a true 1.3-megapixel sensor, improved image quality even in challenging lighting situations, an integrated microphone, and Logitech's RightSound technology to eliminate echo.
Disney Music Label Offers New CD Format
Walt Disney Co. music label Hollywood Records is offering a new CD format with extra features to encourage compact-disc purchases in a bid to reverse declining CD sales.
