Moto Droid overclocked to 1.1GHz
It's a never-ending stream of outrageous shenanigans for Android's enterprising home brew community, and today they've added another feather to their cap: A 1.1GHz Motorola Droid. Add comment
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New French law may screw filmmakers
The new HADOPI law in France may affect film releases worldwide, and is a striking consequence of government regulation on media. Add comment
Why Firefox isn’t on the HTML5 video train
Mozilla Engineer Mike Shaver provided insight this weekend on why Firefox isn't compatible with the HTML5 video players from Vimeo or YouTube. Add comment
ITC finds for Rambus over NVIDIA
An administrative law judge at the US ITC has issued a ruling against graphics chip maker NVIDIA in a case involving Rambus memory interface technology Add comment
Motorola accuses RIM of patent infringement
Motorola this weekend announced that it has filed a complaint with the US ITC alleging that smartphone maker RIM has engaged in unfair trade practices. Add comment
AMD launches slate of new CPUs
AMD today announced the introduction of five new CPUs consisting of Athlon II and Phenom II parts designed for economical or power-conscious systems. Add comment
Mind of UPSLynx for the week of January 17th
This week Valve blows my mind, a tear is shed for AVATAR, and Hello Kitty Online as a charitable event. Add comment
Radeon refresh parts on track
New Radeons are on track for the end of 2010. Add comment
Vimeo trials HTML5 player
The Vimeo team announced today that it has begun trials of a new player based on the fledgling HTML5 video standard. Add comment
iPhone OS 4.0 rumor roundup
We've scoured the net to bring all tasty iPhone 4.0 rumors into one handy location. Add comment
ATIC looks for sole ownership of Globalfoundries
Advanced Technology Investment Company, one of the principal financiers which made the birth of Globalfoundries possible, is looking to to acquire AMD's share in the company to consolidate its decision making. Add comment
TSMC to make 32nm GPUs by year’s end
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company announced this week that it will be ready to produce 28nm GPUs in volume by Q4 2010. Add comment
Firefox 3.6 released
The Mozilla Foundation has today released version 3.6 of their popular Firefox browser, bringing with it better themes, HTML5 canvas video support,and a host of other features. Add comment
YouTube launches experimental HTML5 player
The YouTube team announced yesterday that it has begun trials of a new player based on the formative HTML5 canvas video standard. Add comment
AMD, NVIDIA squabble over PhysX… Again
Another day, another tempest in a teapot: The GPU giants have once again begun exchanging sissy slaps about the specifics of NVIDIA's PhysX physics engine. Add comment
Amazon announces Kindle app store
Amazon today announced that it is launching an application store for it's Kindle e-reader as well as a development kit that will aid developers in producing apps for the device. Add comment
Verizon confirms Pre and Pixi Plus pricing
Verizon Wireless announced today the official pricing for the Palm Pre Plus and Palm Pixi Plus. Add comment
Samsung settles with Rambus for $900 million
Samsung Electronics and Rambus announced today that they have reached an agreement that settles all claims between them for a total amount of approximately $900 million. Add comment
[Rumor] Is this the HTC Bravo/Passion?
Rumor has it that the HTC Bravo/HTC Passion will be launching on T-Mobile near the end of the month. Add comment
[Rumor] T-Mo G1 goes Android 2.0 this month, myTouch in March
Rumors swirled today about a screenshot taken "members only" T-Mobile forum which implies that the T-Mobile G1 will be updated to Android 2.0 in January. Add comment
TSMC boosts 40nm yields
TSMC SVP of Operations Mark Liu said yesterday that issues surrounding the firm's 40nm process have been resolved. Add comment
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