RIM: BlackBerry 10 is fine, delays are down to chip ship slip |
- RIM: BlackBerry 10 is fine, delays are down to chip ship slip
- AOL sings soothing profit lullaby to nervous investors
- Another Alliance pushes into White Space
- No winner in Android v iPhone 2011 marathon
- TMS needs more clout in SSD giant competition
- Make room, internet, there's another 5 million domains to fit in
- LightSquared demands FCC ruling
- Arcade emulator MAME slips under Apple radar
- Go Daddy boycott threat for backing hated anti-piracy law
- Nokia, Skype, ARM: Microsoft's big year in review
- Smartphone accessories
- Online Christmas orders from retailers go titsup
- Blocking Twitter, Facebook during riots not such a hot idea - MPs
- 'Other land uses bring in more money than frankincense'
- Lincolnshire cops to chuck £200m at G4S in ICT deal
- AMD loses marketing boss
- Japan mobe operators muscle in on NFC tap-cash
- Nikon Coolpix P7100 compact camera
RIM: BlackBerry 10 is fine, delays are down to chip ship slip Posted: 23 Dec 2011 08:55 AM PST CEO slams 'inaccurate and uninformed' blog postRIM has strenuously denied that hiccups in development are delaying the launch of phones based on its new OS, citing chip deliveries as the problem.… |
AOL sings soothing profit lullaby to nervous investors Posted: 23 Dec 2011 08:33 AM PST But advertising's going down the toilet, says shareholderAOL has moved to quieten down investors after activist shareholders Starboard Value LP accused the web biz of making "staggering" losses in its traditional areas and sinking money in unproven new ventures.… |
Another Alliance pushes into White Space Posted: 23 Dec 2011 08:04 AM PST Filling the airwaves with IEEE goodnessThe WhiteSpace Alliance will endorse the IEEE 802.22 standard for networks operating in unused television frequencies, but world domination is far from assured.… |
No winner in Android v iPhone 2011 marathon Posted: 23 Dec 2011 07:35 AM PST Microsoft celebrates patent smack downsOpen ... and Shut The wheat is increasingly being separated from the chaff in mobile. Unfortunately, what's not clear yet is which is the wheat, and which is the chaff. In the ongoing war between Apple's iOS and Google's Android, both camps have plenty to cheer about - and to moan about.… |
TMS needs more clout in SSD giant competition Posted: 23 Dec 2011 07:01 AM PST CEO Holly Frost sets out reasons for seeking a saleWhere did that come from? Yesterday, out of the blue, news came that RamSan vendor TMS was looking to be bought or have a thumping investment from a large partner. Why? The flash market is set to rocket and it has a good track record. Why on earth does it need a sugar daddy?… |
Make room, internet, there's another 5 million domains to fit in Posted: 23 Dec 2011 06:34 AM PST |
LightSquared demands FCC ruling Posted: 23 Dec 2011 06:05 AM PST Patience – and money – running out fastLightSquared has filed a petition for Declaratory Ruling with the FCC for confirmation of its right to exist, as it's running out of cash fast and needs a decision.… |
Arcade emulator MAME slips under Apple radar Posted: 23 Dec 2011 05:31 AM PST Grab it before Cupertino noticesThe popular arcade emulator MAME is now available in the iTunes store, for free, but don't expect it to stay there for long as Apple has never tolerated this kind of thing before.… |
Go Daddy boycott threat for backing hated anti-piracy law Posted: 23 Dec 2011 05:02 AM PST Site owners transfer domains from pro-SOPA registrarInternet users have called for a boycott of web hosting giant Go Daddy over its public support of the Stop Online Piracy Act in the US.… |
Nokia, Skype, ARM: Microsoft's big year in review Posted: 23 Dec 2011 04:32 AM PST Why 2011 is critical for 2012 at RedmondMicroBite: number 31 2011 saw Microsoft place a some big bets to break into new markets: putting Windows on ARM to challenge the iPad, becoming a web telco with the record-breaking $8.5bn purchase of Skype, and an exclusive deal with handset manufacturer Nokia to deliver smart phones using nothing but Windows Phone.… |
Posted: 23 Dec 2011 04:00 AM PST Mobile attachmentXmas Gift Guide As Apple's advertising points out, when it comes to most activities, there's usually an app for them. But not every task can be performed with a handset alone. Sometimes hardware is required to utilise the brains of a smartphone and take functionality further.… |
Online Christmas orders from retailers go titsup Posted: 23 Dec 2011 03:04 AM PST IT glitches at Fortnum & Mason and Sainsbury's hamper operationsLooks like Christmas won't be delivered for hundreds of families this weekend who've shopped online at Sainsbury's and Fortnum & Mason, thanks to IT problems.… |
Blocking Twitter, Facebook during riots not such a hot idea - MPs Posted: 23 Dec 2011 02:31 AM PST No, really?Shutting down social media during times of civil unrest would be "actively unhelpful" and should not happen, a committee of MPs has said.… |
'Other land uses bring in more money than frankincense' Posted: 23 Dec 2011 02:00 AM PST Plus 'I have written self-aware code'QuotW This was the week when the rumours about potential suitors for Research in Motion started as the firm's fortunes continued to flag. Various industry whispers put Amazon, Microsoft and Nokia in a partnership, HTC and Samsung in the hot seat for a possible BlackBerry-maker buy.… |
Lincolnshire cops to chuck £200m at G4S in ICT deal Posted: 23 Dec 2011 01:35 AM PST Company beats off competition to grab preferred bidder statusLincolnshire police authority has made security specialist G4S its preferred bidder in an outsourcing deal that will include ICT, back office and command and control and could be developed into a shared service for other police forces in the country.… |
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Japan mobe operators muscle in on NFC tap-cash Posted: 23 Dec 2011 12:02 AM PST This walled garden has become a prison!Japan's three dominant mobile operators – DoCoMo, KDDI and Softbank – have banded together to ensure customers can transition from the proprietary FeliCa to the standard NFC payments.… |
Nikon Coolpix P7100 compact camera Posted: 22 Dec 2011 11:00 PM PST All at your fingertipsReview Just over a year ago Nikon released the Coolpix P7000 to slug it out with Canon's PowerShot G12. Both cameras appeal to the high-end consumer who wants most of the controls and features of a DSLR in the body of a compact. With the Coolpix P7100, Nikon introduces some welcome new features and tweaks including a tilting screen and an improved user interface, yet like the aging G12, it remains a 10Mp snapper.… |
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