Intel Says Dual-Core Atom Will Launch in Sept.
Intel has quietly indicated that the next-generation dual-core Atom processor will ship this September.
Online Games Add 'Detectives' to Fight Spam
Gamers competing against rivals around the globe in online multiplayer games have a new force protecting them -- teams of virtual detectives.
Sharp Starts Blue Laser Diode Production
Sharp has started the commercial production of blue laser diodes, taking aim at a market with strong growth potential.
Canon Updates G-series and Digital Elphs
Canon introduced four new point-and-shoot cameras plus three Digital Elphs on Thursday, and even updated its G-series cameras.
Pirate Site OiNK Busted By IFPI; Servers Seized
The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI), which is affiliated with the RIAA, raided and shut down the OiNK music piracy site after a two-year investigation.
The Apple Living Room
In conjunction with its overhaul of the iPod line and the iTunes online store (see our reviews, page 65), Apple Computer is getting into the set-top box business.
Cisco Exec Says Clients Uncertain, Visibility Poor
A Cisco Systems Inc executive said on Wednesday that uncertainty still ruled over customers of the network equipment maker, and the outlook for future business conditions was still unclear.
Pandigital Announces Touch-Screen Digital Photo Frames
The new PanTouch line of digital photo frames feature a touch-operation interface, letting users control the frame with a simple touch and swipe motion.
AT&T, Nokia Fund On-the-Go Search Firm, Zvents
Zvents, a local online search engine and advertising network, said on Tuesday that it had raised $24 million from several investors, including Nokia's venture capital unit, AT&T Inc and digital map data company Navteq.
Nielsen: 40 Percent of People Use Smartphones, Tablets While Watching
According to a Nielsen report, 40 percent of smartphone and tablet owners are using their devices while they watch TV.
