Intel, AMD, Nvidia and ARM: 2012 semiconductor year in review
Competition heated up as firms tried to cut power and improve graphics performance
Nvidia Tegra 4 details leak suggests a GPU performance bump
CPU core count remains the same
AMD announces four Radeon HD 8000M chips
To appear at CES
ITC judge rules Intel does not infringe X2Y patents
Customers breathe a little easier
Intel says app-specific processors might not be feasible
Sees little differentiation between product segmentation
Intel says it will not launch new product brands in the future
Sees little differentiation between products
Intel will offer Avoton Atom chips with core count and frequency variations
Not just frequency grades
Intel launches sub-10W Atom S1200 server chips
Getting closer to ARM rivals
IBM achieves 25Gbit/s photonics breakthrough
Shines a light into the future of chip development
TSMC sales increased 24 percent during 2012
28nm process node brings home the bacon
Broadcom will sample LTE chips in 2013
Paul Otellini believes next Intel CEO will be an internal candidate
There go Pat Gelsinger's chances
Banks ease loan terms to help Renesas stay afloat
Japanese circle the wagons
Broadcom outs three ARM Cortex A9 chips for cheap smartphones
For vendors that can't be bothered to design their own chips
Intel's previous bond sale brought in $6bn
Latest sale is rated highly by credit agencies
Intel will issue bonds to buy back its own shares
Wants a little extra pocket money
Qualcomm will invest $120m in Sharp
First to make a move for the troubled display maker
AMD launches mid-range Opteron 3300 and 4300 series Piledriver chips
Can spin four cores at just 25W
ProMOS to reopen 300mm fab auction in two weeks
Gives TSMC, UMC and Globalfoundries another chance
AMD will sell its Austin campus to fund operations
Aims to free up cash
Bitmicro announces Talino SSD controller supporting 400,000 IOPS
For next generation PCI Express SSDs
ZTE reportedly is designing an eight-core smartphone
Goes for a big jump in core count
Renesas gets $2.4bn loan to stay afloat
Edges closer to being state owned
Spotify confirms canning of music downloads service
Tells us option may return soon
Spotify mysteriously halts music downloads
No new music is available through the streaming service
Symantec tracks down gang behind latest Microsoft zero-day exploit
Traces Internet Explorer vulnerability back to Elderwood group
Microsoft scorns FTC’s decision on Google
Accuses regulator of missing an opportunity
P2P 'piracy' sysadmin gets five years' porridge
Imagine leader is handed a stiff sentence
British island wants £10m for broadband cable
Not enough fibre in their local diet
BBC sees a big jump in Iplayer traffic
Christmas is a time for watching TV
Kim Dotcom accuses FBI of more Megaupload shenanigans
Begins challenging the warrants used against him
Top 10 technology villains of 2012
We count down the top 10 bad actors in information technology this year
BT joins O2, EE and Vodafone in 4G auctions
Ofcom reveals full list of seven bidders
T-Mobile is the most complained about UK network
Orange broadband issues continue
Samsung ends European patents row with Apple
Says it is 'protecting consumer choice'
Celebrity cyber stalker is sent down for 10 years
Hacked into email accounts
Cisco hires Barclays to offload Linksys
Wants out of the consumer networking business
UK and US refuse to sign ITU internet treaty
Organisers claim success despite lack of agreement
The UK is a nation of square-eyed goggle boxers
Ofcom says we can’t drag ourselves away from the telly
Google loses Santa tracking to Microsoft's Bing
North American Aerospace Defense Command and Santa are working with Microsoft
John McAfee is holed up in Miami
Expelled from Guatemala
AT&T reveals how the network survived Hurricane Sandy
Trucks carrying cellular comms were driven into the disaster zone
AT&T talks about its disaster recovery strategy during Hurricane Sandy
Well prepared approach kept the network up
London buses get NFC card fare payment options
Entire London transport network to get contactless payments by end of 2013
Qualcomm sued by New York state for political donation data
Investors want to know who got what
HTC Windows Phone 8S review
ITC investigates Samsung hardware following Ericsson complaint
Samsung issues a fix for Galaxy S3 Exynos flaw
Available now in the UK
Archos unveils TV Connect
Turns HDTVs into Android powered smart TVs
Corning will show off Gorilla Glass 3 at CES
Three times as tough
Asus Taichi Review
Samsung unveils two Series 7 notebooks ahead of CES 2013
The 13in Series 7 Ultra and a refreshed Series 7 Chronos
HTC One SV with 4G starts shipping in the UK
Yours for £329
Samsung Evolution Kit to show up at CES 2013
Samsung will release Tizen OS handsets this year
Possible CES launch is on the cards
Customers may soon be able to leave mobile contracts if prices increase
Ofcom calls for change
Customers soon may be able to leave mobile contracts if prices increase
Ofcom calls for change
The mobile year in review: Nokia and Samsung lead the way in innovation
Top 10 most pointless Christmas gadgets
A run down of inane and useless Christmas gifts you're most likely to put on Ebay
The INQUIRER team's letter to Santa
Please bring us our ideal smartphone
Facebook ports Pages Manager app to Android
But only in certain markets
Gamestick rakes in Kickstarter cash in 30 hours
Adds support for XBMC and DNLA
Microsoft needs to spend its Windows budget wisely in the US
It should subsidise devices, not the advertising industry
Canonical's Ubuntu for smartphones is tailor-made for Amazon
Existing smartphone makers have little reason to sign up
Facebook updates Messenger app with voice messaging
Its free VoIP service will go live over the next few weeks
Facebook updates Messenger apps with voice messaging
Its free VoIP service will go live over the next few weeks
Google escapes FTC action despite 'aggressive actions' against rivals
Offers websites and advertisers options
Microsoft revs up Xbox 720 rumour mill with E3 countdown clock
It's excited about announcing something
Microsoft revs up Xbox 720 rumour mill with an E3 countdown clock
It's excited about announcing something
Gamestick Android games console is on Kickstarter
Thumb sized gaming machine has an eye on the living room
Gamestick Android games console on Kickstarter
Thumb sized gaming machine has an eye on the living room
Skype updates its Windows Phone 8 app
Preview is available to download from the Windows Phone Store
Apple's case against Amazon's Appstore is thrown out
'App Store' is not just for Apple
Elite reboot hits Kickstarter funding target
Elite Dangerous makes its million
Top 10 fun Android apps at Christmas
The best stuff to download for your new Android device
Top 10 fun Iphone and Ipad apps at Christmas
A run down of the best IOS apps to download to your Apple device
Why I'm ditching Windows Phone 8 to go back to IOS
Lack of apps has become too frustrating
W3C publishes the full HTML5 specification
Expects widespread adoption by 2014
Sony Xperia U and Tipo won’t get Android 4.1 Jelly Bean
Stuck on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich
Massachusetts fines Morgan Stanley $5m for its role in the Facebook IPO
The first of possibly many
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