IT-Code-News: IT News HeadLines (THE INQUIRER) 16/07/2010

End of processor golden age predicted
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Comment SEMICON is something special, for now

Wireless PCIe will become a reality
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Chip designers work on an ultra-wideband wireless bus

Extreme ultraviolet is the answer says Global Foundries
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Moderation is not the answer

O2 offers local international calls
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Goes further for less

Wireless PCIe will become a reality
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Chip designers work on an ultra-wideband wireless bus

The Chinese government wants its own Internet
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All your Internet are belong to us

Mobile industry is shafting customers on contract cancellations
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Punters are dazed and confused

Gainward GTX460 and GTX470 golden samples
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Review The fastest of both ranges, but which one's a better deal?

Sony Walkman E450 video demo
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It's karaoke on the move

Apple calls an Iphone 4 emergency press conference
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Tries to explain away its faults

HP is top of the PC shipment pops
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Apple is a climber in the US

MSI GX740
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Review An okay gaming netbook by MSI

Iphone 4 software fix doesn't work
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No surprise there

Wireless PCIe will become a reality
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Chip designers work on an ultra-wideband wireless bus

Toshiba and Sandisk will boost flash production.
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Look for SSD prices to fall

Freecom launches multiple drives
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Colour-coded labelling is the new black

Open source hardware gets an updated definition
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Version 0.3

Vodafone open sources location-based software
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Looks for help in all the right places

Mozilla pulls keylogging Firefox add-on
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Slipped through the net

MySQL and Java are in good hands
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So far, at least

Opera Mobile 10.1 beta is out for Symbian 60
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With geolocation, oh so fashionable

Friday, July 16, 2010