Saturday, August 21, 2010

IT News HeadLines (THE INQUIRER) 21/08/2010



Video: Lyric Semiconductor explains its probability chip
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A new kind of processor



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Sandy bridge gets specialist silicon
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A bit much just for changing wmv to mov



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Sandisk shows an SSD the size of a postage stamp
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You've got 64GB of mail



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Triple level cell is awesome says Intel
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It's like shampoo ads science



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Nokia N9 smartphone rumours tip up
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Prototype details leak in China



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Motorola Flipout smartphone
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Review Motorola shows it's hip to be square with the Flipout



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Demon Internet launches a prioritised gaming service
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The battle of ping time



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Ofcom reports the surge in Internet usage hurts telcos
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Stokes the fires of the oligopoly



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Symbian popularity drops as Android advances
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Iphone OS loses share too



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Google sells out of Nexus One smartphones
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Too many cooks spoil the broth



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LG opts for Nvidia's Tegra in its Optimus smartphones
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Green Goblin breathes a sigh of relief



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Nokia N9 smartphone rumours tip up
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Prototype details leak in China



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Dell struggles to flog boxes to consumers
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Relies on enterprise sales



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Sanyo launches Flip rip
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Dual camera HD camcorder



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An HP tablet running WebOS will be out in 2011
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The company claims



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Adobe releases emergency patches
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Flash Player, Acrobat and Reader get fixes



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Google calls for Chrome applications
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But asks developers for cash



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NAND flash will fall to $1 a gigabyte this year
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Too late to save SSDs



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NAND flash will fall to $1 a megabyte this year
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Too late to save SSDs



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Wikileaks encryption makes an interesting legal question
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This will have the courts busy



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Apple kills off Quattro Wireless mobile ad network
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Bought in January shut in September



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HP posts strong quarterly results
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Will continue winning strategy



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Intel takes aim at ARM, maybe
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Analysis Sees security as key



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Orange Iphone 4 comes free now with 24-month deal
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It gets cheaper as some can't make calls



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Sony punts out more 3D TVs
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Belatedly watch world cup in 3D



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A low profile AMD ATI Radeon HD5750 tips up
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Aimed at no one in particular



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Microsoft gets good marks from an insecurity firm
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Security Essentials 1.0 gets some praise



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Samsung launches the S2 Portable 3.0 external hard drive
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USB 3.0 meets 7200RPM



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RIM turns to QNX OS for a tablet
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Dumps its own software



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Google TV might be doomed from the start
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TV stations are not keen



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Toshiba is building an Android tablet
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Apparently they will be popular



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Samsung releases SCX-3205 multi-function printers
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Does everything at the touch of a button



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MSI releases a water cooled GeForce GTX480 card
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Calls it Hydrogen



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Intel grabs some of AMD's server share
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It wasn't using that, it seems



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Firefox 4 beta 4 gets GPU acceleration
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And tab candy too



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Intel shells out $7.68 billion for McAfee
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You probably were not expecting this



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Gmail adds documents search
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Documents have nowhere to hide



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MMO games can do user generated content
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Interview Now there’s a network killer



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ITV online comes to the PS3
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Player on player



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