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Analyst: Over 100 new handsets, including 3G, on tap for Q4
Publié: août 29, 2008, 11:47pm CEST
The economy might be rocky, but one analyst says mobile device makers will still be releasing a total of over 100 new cell phone models in the second half of 2008 alone -- and about three-quarters of those will be 3G network-capable. -
Google Maps to get better satellite imagery from GeoEye
Publié: août 29, 2008, 11:45pm CEST
Search giant Google signed a deal with Dulles, Va. startup GeoEye to use imagery from its newest satellite after it launches in September of this year. -
Sony sued over Blu-ray patents
Publié: août 29, 2008, 11:12pm CEST
Sony has been sued for patent infringement for its Blu-Ray technology once again, this time by California intellectual property company Orinda IP USA. -
Open source group sues Quebec, Microsoft for no-bid software contracting
Publié: août 29, 2008, 11:09pm CEST
A major problem for the development of free software is, ironically, the fact that it isn't worth anything. Not monetarily, that is, but now an open source group says its government must be forced to consider its value anyway. -
Google markets Android Market as the 'anti-App Store'
Publié: août 29, 2008, 9:26pm CEST
Android Market -- Google's upcoming content distribution system announced this week -- will operate more along the lines of YouTube, according to a revealing post on the Android Developers Blog Thursday. -
Apple looks to fix 'minor' iPhone security flaw
Publié: août 29, 2008, 9:23pm CEST
The expected 2.1 software update for Apple's iPhone in September will include a fix that could allow for disclosure of personal information when the device is locked, Apple said. -
Debian Live 5.0 Beta 1 released
Publié: août 29, 2008, 9:02pm CEST
This week, Beta 1 of the Debian Live 5.0 bootable CD image was made available for download. This is the first official release of a 5.0 build for the OS also known as "Lenny." -
802.11r now a published IEEE standard
Publié: août 29, 2008, 8:33pm CEST
The newest Wi-Fi protocol, 802.11r, which has become the de facto "Wireless VoIP standard", received final approval this morning by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) standards board. -
Rogers adjusts data plans for iPhone, BlackBerry Bold
Publié: août 29, 2008, 7:07pm CEST
With the BlackBerry Bold now available, Rogers, Canada's leading carrier has decided to extend its iPhone 3G promotional data plan until next month, while adjusting other plans. -
Microsoft buys a shopping service for $486M, but will only keep part
Publié: août 29, 2008, 6:51pm CEST
Microsoft today took another step in its strategy to beef up Live Search versus Google and Yahoo, unveiling a complicated deal to buy Greenfield Online and its subsidiary Caio, a European-based online price comparison and shopping site. -
Google extends its investment in Mozilla, restores MPL license
Publié: août 29, 2008, 6:21pm CEST
Mozilla has renewed its agreement with Google that was set to expire in November, extending it into 2011. The deal carries with it the reinstatement of the Mozilla and Eclipse Public Licenses that were recently cast aside. -
Dell's new low-end strategy for emerging markets includes Linux
Publié: août 29, 2008, 6:11pm CEST
Although the international Vostros Dell unveiled this week are similar in many respects to its existing Vostros, they are also reportedly designed in line with the needs expressed by customers in emerging markets. -
Where does Barack Obama stand on technology issues?
Publié: août 29, 2008, 12:20am CEST
In the second of our four-part series examining the positions of the presidential and vice presidential candidates on technology policy, BetaNews' Ed Oswald takes a look at the Illinois Democrat.