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  iPhone 2.0.1 software update seems to focus on speed

  Publié: août 5, 2008, 11:25pm CEST

  While Apple's release notes only mention "bug fixes," early updaters are noting improvements to the second major release of the iPhone software.
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  Japanese iPhone provider reduces its data plan fees

  Publié: août 5, 2008, 11:17pm CEST

  The third largest mobile phone operator in Japan, Softbank Mobile, announced it will reduce the data subscription rate for its Apple iPhone service later this month to as low as ¥2,990 ($27) per month from ¥7,280 ($67) per month.
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  Microsoft to share more vulnerability data with select partners

  Publié: août 5, 2008, 11:00pm CEST

  In what may be becoming a semi-annual ritual, Microsoft chose the Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas to unveil its latest initiative to share details about Windows vulnerabilities with outside sources who may be able to help.
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  Jobs: MobileMe launch 'not our finest hour'

  Publié: août 5, 2008, 10:29pm CEST

  In an internal e-mail sent Monday afternoon by Steve Jobs and subsequently leaked across the Internet, the Apple CEO laments the launch of the service and shakes up management to prevent it from happening again.
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  Search providers agree on policies regarding China, others

  Publié: août 5, 2008, 10:26pm CEST

  With politicians increasingly questioning US Internet companies' acquiescence to countries with restrictive Internet policies such as China, a 'code of conduct' is now being developed.
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  Can a Qualcomm veteran revive Motorola's cell phone unit?

  Publié: août 5, 2008, 8:20pm CEST

  Motorola's mobile phone division, spun off from the rest of the company, now has a new chief executive: Sanjay K. Jha, an engineer who's held a variety of roles at mobile chip maker Qualcomm over the past 14 years.