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- Hard drives may become CPUs
- Android faces smartwatch challenge
- TSMC will make iPad processors
- No more pot of gold at end of Irish rainbow
- “Odd couple” HP and EMC refuse to merge
- Workers reject Apple, Google, Intel and Adobe
- Intel makes profit
- Albanian drone sparks riot
- Tablets pushed out by smartphones
- Tesla car is a big computer
| Posted: 15 Oct 2014 03:23 AM PDT
Dr Tom Hayward, from the university's Faculty of Engineering, said: "Magnetic materials are useful for data storage because they can retain information without consuming energy. more» |
| Android faces smartwatch challenge Posted: 15 Oct 2014 03:14 AM PDT
But market research company ABI Research believes that after Apple releases its smartwatch in 2015, Android will face a real challenge. ABI predicts that Android's market share for smartwatches will drop below 50 percent, while iOS is likely to take 50 percent of the market. more» |
| TSMC will make iPad processors Posted: 15 Oct 2014 03:00 AM PDT
That's the word on the Taiwanese street. Digitimes reports that TSMC is already making Apple A8 CPUs for iPhone 6 smartphones. Apple is expected to announce the next generation of its iPad in the New Year – amidst consistent reports that sales of tablets are flagging. more» |
| No more pot of gold at end of Irish rainbow Posted: 15 Oct 2014 01:49 AM PDT
Ireland’s Ministry of Finance announced that Ireland will phase out its controversial tax scheme known as the “Double Irish,” which lets companies, especially tech companies, drastically reduce their overseas tax burden. more» |
| “Odd couple” HP and EMC refuse to merge Posted: 15 Oct 2014 01:44 AM PDT
Reuters reported that its deep throats in HP said hopes to merge two of the tech industry’s largest enterprise-oriented firms had been dashed. more» |
| Workers reject Apple, Google, Intel and Adobe Posted: 15 Oct 2014 01:43 AM PDT
Plaintiff workers accused Apple, Google, Intel and Adobe in a 2011 lawsuit of conspiring to avoid poaching each other’s employees. more» |
| Posted: 15 Oct 2014 01:41 AM PDT
Intel posted third quarter net profits of $3.32 billion compared with $2.95 billion in the same financial quarter last year. Third quarter revenue was $14.6 billion, up eight percent from same quarter last year, and the company said it expects fourth quarter revenues of $14.7 billion, plus or minus $500 million. more» |
| Posted: 15 Oct 2014 01:30 AM PDT
A football draw between Albania and Serbia, played at the FK Partizan stadium in Belgrade was always going to be a little tense. more» |
| Tablets pushed out by smartphones Posted: 15 Oct 2014 01:28 AM PDT
That's according to Gartner, which said that tablet sale growth is falling and in 2014 will represent less than 10 percent of all gizmos in 2014. Hardware buyers are hanging onto their tablets and while sales will amount to 229 million units this year – up 11 percent from 2013, the overall trend is down. more» |
| Posted: 15 Oct 2014 01:17 AM PDT
Now IHS has gone that little bit further and taken a Tesla Model S apart. more» |
University of Sheffield scientists believe that hard drives used for storage on computers could act as CPUs as well.
No one is entirely sure how succcessful smartwaches can be and the jury is still out on the matter.
Giant semiconductor manufacturer TSMC will churn out the microprocessors for Apple's next iPad.
The days of Apple and Google screwing over European and American tax authorities by having an Irish base is likely to become a thing of the past.
The maker of expensive printer ink, HP has ended merger talks with EMC after months of useless negotiations.
Employees suing Apple, Google, Intel and Adobe over running a hiring cartel have asked an appeals court not to approve a $324.5 million settlement in the case.
Semiconductor firm Intel gave a current-quarter revenue forecast well above what the cocaine nose jobs of Wall Street had predicted.
A drone, probably released by the brother of the Albanian Prime Minister, managed to spark another Balkan war, yesterday.
As smartphone screen sizes get bigger, tablet market share is shrinking.
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