Samsung Omnia W launches low-cost Windows Mango phone
Samsung has launched the Omnia W, its first smartphone based on Windows Phone 7.5, also known as "Mango." The phone is aggressively priced at about €310 ($418) before taxes and subsidies, following in the footsteps of HTC's Radar. Part of the reason Windows Phone 7 struggled initially was because products were priced directly against the iPhone, with very high specs, according to Geoff Blaber, an analyst at CCS Insight.
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IBM's Watson to diagnose patients
Watson, IBM's game-show-playing supercomputer, will soon try its hand at helping physicians diagnose and treat their patients. IBM announced earlier this year that healthcare would be the first commercial application for the computer, which defeated two human champions on the popular television game show "Jeopardy!" in February.
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Canon, Oracle to develop document processing technology
Canon will work with Oracle to integrate its business copiers and printers with the software giant's database and server products. As a first step in the partnership, Canon subsidiary IT Solutions will sell a new platform that easily links products like Canon's imageRunner Advance copiers with Oracle's database, WebLogic and other offerings, the two companies said Monday. The new platform will go on sale from January in Japan and in the first half of the year in the U.S. and Europe.
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Huawei unveils Honor smartphone with long battery life
Chinese mobile phone manufacturer Huawei announced a new Android smartphone that the company says has a battery life of up to three days on a single charge. The Huawei Honor has a 4-inch touch screen, a 1.4GHz processor, 512MB of RAM, and 4GB of integrated storage that can be increased to 32GB with a memory card. It runs Android 2.3.5.
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Apple held talks with Chinese environmental groups
Apple held talks with Chinese environmental groups earlier this month after the U.S. tech giant was criticized for using manufacturers accused of polluting the environment in China.
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Cisco, Microsoft cooperation provides alternative to VMware
Cisco support will make Microsoft's Hyper-V environment more attractive to corporate customers, but it remains to be seen whether that's enough for Hyper-V to give VMware's ESXi a run for its money.
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Massive 'Lurid' APT attack targets dozens of government agencies
Trend Micro last week identified a major APT (advanced persistent threat) campaign called Lurid through which malicious hackers successfully infiltrated th
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