Intel in hot water for anti-competitive tactics – FTC files suit
As we predicted last week, Intel had their corporate hand slapped for being in the cookie jar. The other shoe dropped on Wednesday for Intel …
FTC probe: Intel caught with hand in cookie jar
The latest installment of Intel’s legal sagas consists of rumors that the FTC is going to prosecute them very soon. We asked Intel for a …
Intel shows 48-core "cloud" CPU
Wednesday, Intel showed reporters a 48-core processor nicknamed the SCC [single-chip cloud computer] that consumes about the same power as today’s desktop processors. With 1.3 …
SideKick is alive again, would you buy one?
It all started on October 3 for T-mobile’s SideKick ? check out today’s date. We have chronicled their subscribers? painful data loss and frustration with …
ARM opens Android Developer Center
Recently, we spoke with James Bruce, ARM’s Mobile Solutions Segment Manager, about their android developers center. The Solution Center for Android is a resource for …
GlobalFoundries: future is bright, but can they do it
Previously, GlobalFoundries showed they were serious about ARM at TechCon3 in Santa Clara. They had a booth, a panel about new models for 28nm design, …
1933 Ford Hot Rod goes Electric
Last week at SEMA 2009 [Specialty Equipment Manufacturer’s Association] in Las Vegas, an amazing new Hot Rod was introduced. The iconic American Hot Rod is …
ANALYSIS: Why is Intel being sued by New York State Attorney General?
The attorney general of New York, Andrew M. Cuomo, filed a federal antitrust lawsuit Wednesday against Intel, the world?s largest chip maker. Cuomo is alleging …
30 days later: SideKick still broken, Microsoft lost in cloud
Has it been 30 days already? Since October 3, many Sidekick users have been waiting for T-mobile and Microsoft to find their address books, notes, …
Sprint reports another loss, but loses fewer subscribers
Sprint Nextel reported a big quarterly loss and a nine percent revenue slide, but, it succeeded in slowing the loss of wireless subscribers. Sprint is …
FUD Analysis: Why is Senator McCain trying to kill Net Neutrality?
Last week, Senator John McCain [Republican-Arizona] introduced his "Internet Freedom Act". McCain’s press release says the proposed bill "would prohibit the Federal Communications Commission from …
ARM announces Mali GPU Developers Center
Before the ARM Techcon3 Developers Conference, we spoke with Elan Lennard, Portal Program Manager at ARM’s Processing division. Lennard explained the background that went into …
ARM announces Cortex-A5 for the next 15 billion cellphones and MIDs
We spoke with Travis Lanier, Product Manager at ARM, about the just announced Cortex-A5. The A5 continues the development of the Cortex family. Last month, …
Good news, bad news for T-Mobile SideKick users
There was the good news and bad news from Roz Ho, Corporate Vice President, Premium Mobile Experiences about the recent crisis involving SideKick’s customers? data. …
FCC chairman explains open mobile broadband
Wednesday, FCC chairman Julius Genachowski was the opening keynote speaker at the CTIA Wireless IT & Entertainment show in San Diego, California. The CTIA – …
ARM announces plans for 28nm SOC
ARM has signed a strategic relationship with GlobalFoundries for an SOC [system on chip]. The SOC will use the low-power, high-performance Coretx-A9 full suite of …
Palm Pre synchs with iTunes – again
A week ago, Palm announced its update 1.2 to the Pre’s webOS operating system. Missing from the announcement was any mention of what Palm calls …
Net neutrality: Everybody says it is…
Since FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski announced two new principles which support Net neutrality the comments "for" and "against" have been stacking up. The naysayers are …
FCC Chairman says "Yes" to Net neutrality
Monday, FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski delivered a major address at the Brookings Institution in Washington DC, laying out his vision of an open Internet. He …
