Users offer advice to HP in wake of Hurd's departure
In evaluating Hewlett-Packard under former CEO Mark Hurd, one place to start may be from the offices of users such as Bill Schrier, the CTO of Seattle.
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iSuppli warns of looming DRAM shortage
A shortage of the main memory chips used in personal computers could send prices of the chips higher in the second half of this year, market researcher iSuppli warned on Monday.
DRAM makers face two supply problems currently, an inability to obtain needed production equipment and tricky work implementing advanced new technology, iSuppli noted.
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Registry hack tricks Windows XP SP2 into installing security updates
People still running the now-retired Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) can trick the operating system into installing security updates, a researcher said Monday.
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Qualcomm to ship fastest mobile chip in Q4
After delays, Qualcomm will start shipping its fastest Snapdragon dual-core chip for smartphones and tablets in the fourth quarter, with devices possibly launching by the end of this year, the company said on Monday.
The company will ship the dual-core QSD8672 chip with CPU cores running at up to 1.5GHz, said Mark Frankel, vice president of product management for Qualcomm CDMA Technologies. The chip could go into smartphones, tablets and low-cost laptops, he said.
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TI to ship dual-core smartphone chip by year end
Texas Instruments on Monday said it will start shipping a new dual-core chip for devices like smartphones and tablets later this year.
The OMAP4430 chip will deliver double the performance of existing single-core chips from the OMAP3 family. This will allow applications to run faster on mobile devices, said Robert Tolbert, director of product management for the OMAP smartphone business at TI.
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Google, Verizon make Net neutrality proposal
Google and Verizon Communications have released a proposal that would give the U.S. Federal Communications Commission limited power to enforce Net neutrality rules, including levying fines up to $2 million for violations by broadband providers.
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AT&T preparing to lose iPhone exclusivity
AT&T's latest filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission indicates the operator may be preparing to lose its exclusive hold on the iPhone.
While in past 10q filings AT&T has described the benefits of the iPhone, including higher average revenue per user and lower customer churn, this time it highlighted the wide variety of phones it offers and argued that the end of exclusive deals for phones shouldn't have a material effect on earnings.
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Apple gives developers compatibility lab day passes
Apple Developer Connection members have long had access to the company's compatibility labs, which allow them to test their software on a variety of Apple hardware configurations. But on Monday, Apple added a new option: a $99 Single Lab Day Pass for members of its Mac Developer Program.
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Intacct takes on NetSuite with project accounting app
Joining fellow on-demand ERP (enterprise resource planning) vendor NetSuite, Intacct is taking aim at services-based businesses with a new product and partnership.
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