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Reports: Sony to buy LCD panels from Sharp
Publié: février 25, 2008, 11:53pm CET
Continuing the trend among LCD TV makers to pool their resources, Sony said it will buy panels from competitor Sharp in order to keep up with demand. -
Fujitsu enters the half-terabyte HDD fray
Publié: février 25, 2008, 11:28pm CET
Fujitsu is now the third company to have announced a half-terabyte 2.5" drive by announcing its MHZ2 BT. -
Microsoft launches Engagement Mapping, its upshot from aQuantive
Publié: février 25, 2008, 11:17pm CET
In the midst of its continuing effort to buy Yahoo for $41 billion, Microsoft today launched Engagement Mapping, a new initiative that rolls in technology from aQuantive -
The 'cloud' gets crowded with the Times entering the scene
Publié: février 25, 2008, 10:13pm CET
The latest entry in two rapidly expanding fields -- cloud computing and Adobe AIR applications -- comes from an unusual source this morning: The New York Times. -
Xbox 360 HD DVD drive gets the axe
Publié: février 25, 2008, 9:40pm CET
Stopping short of saying it would produce a external Blu-ray drive, Microsoft has discontinued the accessory. -
New Japanese satellite could boost Internet speeds
Publié: février 25, 2008, 9:14pm CET
Over the weekend, the Japanese counterpart to NASA successfully launched "Kizuna" (Winds), an experimental satellite that will be able to offer high-speed Internet access to users in 20 countries in the Asia-Pacific region. -
Pakistan YouTube incident adds to international outage
Publié: février 25, 2008, 8:27pm CET
After a two hour stretch yesterday of refusing service to YouTube users across the globe, the Google-owned site said Pakistan is to blame. -
Yahoo employees could come home to Microsoft, leaving assets behind
Publié: février 25, 2008, 7:15pm CET
The man who would most likely lead Yahoo after a Microsoft acquisition, should that take place, wrote an FAQ on Friday ostensibly directed at his own employees, but actually -- and quite obviously -- meant to appease Yahoo's. -
Sony loses longtime software development exec
Publié: février 25, 2008, 7:10pm CET
Phil Harrison will step down from his position at Sony at the end of the month in order to "tackle new challenges in the video game industry." -
Electronic Arts presses on with Take-Two takeover
Publié: février 25, 2008, 6:04pm CET
EA is pressing on with its efforts to acquire its rival, Take-Two, saying that its offer is likely the best one the smaller company will get. -
Adobe turns up the heat on AIR with new Flex IDE
Publié: février 25, 2008, 5:57pm CET
The challenge before the big development tools vendors is to build a Web applications platform that's as "open" as is feasible, up to the point where the vendor needs to monetize it to make its investment pay off. Today, it's Adobe's turn.