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  Does a cell phone's name spell its success?

  Publié: février 4, 2009, 11:34pm CET

  While Motorola's RAZR launched an industry movement into "cooler" names, the now financially ailing manufacturer was soon outdone by names such as the Samsung Blackjack and LG Chocolate, a new study says.
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  Microsoft offers clarifications on Windows 7 SKU issues

  Publié: février 4, 2009, 9:53pm CET

  Updated A number of key details surrounding Microsoft's announcement yesterday on Windows 7 versions were left up in the air, and now spokespersons are working to bring them down to earth.
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  California waits for Delaware in Rambus patent infringement suit

  Publié: février 4, 2009, 9:47pm CET

  California's Federal District Court placed an indefinite delay on Rambus' coordinated SDRAM patent infringement suit against Micron, Hynix, Samsung, and Nanya yesterday.
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  LG rumored to be readying Arena and AT&T Neon phones

  Publié: février 4, 2009, 8:52pm CET

  With the texting-friendly LG KS 360 now looking likely to morph into the AT&T Neon, LG is also reportedly prepping an iPhone-like device dubbed the Arena.
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  Yahoo unwraps a Search Pad

  Publié: février 4, 2009, 8:46pm CET

  Despite the real possibility that your desk actually is composed of nothing but sticky notes and scraps of random paper, Yahoo's testing a new tool that could help you dismiss some of the daily data debris.
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  Some smart thoughts on why some gear IS selling

  Publié: février 4, 2009, 8:06pm CET

  We all know that plenty of gear isn't selling right now. What can we learn from pondering the gear that is? A variety of companies are still enticing consumers into the stores, and as you navigate your Wednesday, it may be edifying to think about who and why.
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  RIM settlement in backdating scandal to be heard tomorrow

  Publié: février 4, 2009, 7:53pm CET

  Research in Motion announced that it has reached an agreement with the Staff of the Ontario Securities Commission in the investigation of the company's backdating practices.
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  Spring Wireless bounces into Seattle

  Publié: février 4, 2009, 8:46am CET

  A Brazilian mobile-software company with an eye to worldwide expansion announced this week that it'll set up its US headquarters in downtown Seattle. The advent of Spring Wireless could mean 35 new jobs for Rain City.
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  At Yahoo, three weeks and a cloud of dust

  Publié: février 4, 2009, 7:51am CET

  Carol Bartz was a surprise pick for the top spot at Yahoo, and even three weeks after the announcement the invigorating effect appears to be ongoing as she deals with both the leaking and the listing aspects of her metaphorical ship.
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  Maybe if they called it the Super-Connect-O-Fier

  Publié: février 4, 2009, 6:16am CET

  Call it a femtocell, call it an Access Point Base Station -- look, maybe the industry should instead try calling it something that clicks with consumers, because according to a recent study by In-Stat, the niche needs some help.
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  Rules change approved, DTV delay may be debated tomorrow

  Publié: février 4, 2009, 3:09am CET

  What a vote of the entire US House failed to accomplish a few days ago, the House Rules Committee did Tuesday evening: enabling a delay of the DTV transition date to be debated without spending time in markup.
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  Next Sidekick to run on NetBSD?

  Publié: février 4, 2009, 2:47am CET

  Fans of the Sidekick, who have fretted over its fate since the purchase of manufacturer Danger, Inc. by Microsoft, apparently don't have Windows CE in their favorite handset's future. Instead, Microsoft's looking for... NetBSD programmers?
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  EA: Virtual people delayed, real people laid off

  Publié: février 4, 2009, 1:47am CET

  After an earnings spanking in its 2009 Q3, games publisher Electronic Arts announced plans to go Wii-Wii-Wii all the way home, refocusing much of its development effort on the console for which it's currently the #3 developer.