Intel and handset maker Nokia are teaming to develop new mobile computing device and chipset architectures, the companies said. The …
Can you manage an iPhone like a BlackBerry?
Users love the iPhone, but IT does not. The biggest complaints: The iPhone can't be managed for security and access …
Jacky?s Electronics experiences 40% growth in Netbook demand
Jacky’s Electronics, the UAE’s leading multi-electronics retailer, has seen a 40 % increase in demand for Netbooks for the first six …
Enabling enterprise with video analytics
Over the past decade video surveillance has migrated from analog closed circuit television systems with point-to-point connections to modern digital …
Iran says AMD chips used in its rocket research
An Iranian research institute claims that it used AMD Opteron microprocessors to build a high-performance computing system, one more sign …
Nvidia's Tegra is the muscle behind Microsoft's Zune HD
Microsoft's upcoming Zune HD media player is powered by Nvidia's Tegra computing platform, a source familiar with the device's specifications …
Intel, Oracle, PayPal back ID technology interop group
The Kantara Initiative, formed to promote interoperability among identity verification applications and services, launched with big-name backers including Oracle Corp., …
Nvidia: Future chips will enhance video on mobile
Nvidia hopes to develop chips that enable applications such as image recognition and video search on mobile devices like smartphones …
'68-degree data centers becoming a thing of the past'
Cooling a data center to 68 degrees may be going out of style, APC power and cooling expert Jim Simonelli …
Why Dell should buy Palm
Palm needs money to survive. Dell needs a handset business to compete. I think Dell should acquire Palm immediately. The …
Windows 7 upgrade programs will start soon, vary by vendor
Some PC vendors and sellers will begin a coupon program on June 26 to entitle people who buy premium versions …
RFID brings TagStone, noFilis closer
TagStone, a wireless technology solutions integrator, operating in the Middle East, signed an alliance partnership agreement with noFilis, an AutoID …
Intel breaks Moore's Law with new Atom chips
It seems Moore's Law doesn't apply to the next generation of Intel's Atom chips. The low-cost, power-sipping chips, codenamed “Pineview,” …
Should Facebook, Twitter block access to US 'enemies'?
Facebook and Twitter should join instant messaging (IM) services and block access to U.S.-sanctioned countries in order to avoid running …
HP designs new server for 'extreme' scale-out computing
Hewlett-Packard has introduced a new line of x86 servers for companies that operate massive computing facilities, where shaving a few …
7" Digital Photo Frame- PF730
Transcend Information recently introduced a new 7-inch Digital Photo Frame, the PF730. This photo frame also features useful functions that add …
Lexmark extends availibility of eco-simulator to consumers
Lexmark has announced the next step in helping users decrease the environmental impact of their printing, through the consumer launch …
Attendance falls but Android dazzles
The Computex Taipei 2009 electronics show ended Saturday after a week-long display of new gadgets, including netbooks, ultra thin laptops …
Intel invests $43 million in Japanese WiMax carrier
Intel's venture capital arm is investing US$43 million in a Tokyo-based WiMax operator that plans to launch the world's fastest …
Trend Micro upgrades data-loss prevention software
Trend Micro announced an updated version of its Windows desktop-based data-loss prevention software in two editions; one “Standard” for monitoring …