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Intel outlook boosts chip market
Intel says sales will exceed its previous forecasts, building on existing optimistic demand for semiconductors.
Blackberry hits patent 'impasse'
Shares in Research in Motion fall 7% as it says efforts to end a dispute over patents for its Blackberry email gadget have hit an 'impasse'.
Jackson suicide spam hides virus
A fake rumour that Michael Jackson has tried to kill himself is being used to spread an e-mail virus.
Microsoft warns on security fixes
A total of 10 security problems in Microsoft Windows are due to be fixed in a bumper update next week.
Toshiba raises DVD stakes
A Toshiba-led group says it has developed a way to mass produce single-recording, high-def DVDs.
Two computers stolen with Motorola staff data
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two computers containing personal information on Motorola Inc. employees were stolen from the mobile phone maker's human resources services provider, Affiliated Computer Services, the latest in a series of incidents of companies l
Nokia and Intel push to get WiMAX out this year
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Mobile phone and network company Nokia NOK1V.HE and chip giant Intel INTC.O said on Friday they would step up their efforts and collaboration to make WiMAX a new standard in mobile broadband Internet access.
Microsoft nears movie deal for 'Halo' videogame
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp. was near a deal on Friday to sell the rights to make a movie based on hit video game series "Halo" after a recent round of Hollywood talks in which a high asking price and demands for creative input drew the ire
New services link mobile users to online magazines
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Two companies are combining online-only glossy magazines with mobile short message texting services to link mobile handset users to Internet publications even when they are not online. The companies -- Norwegian publisher Fast F
Telcom industry chases wired-wireless links
CHICAGO (Reuters) - With traditional telephones in decline and wireless service on the rise, the Supercomm telecommunications trade show was full of vendors hawking the next big idea -- making the two networks act as one.
China online game clean-up to run to September
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - A clampdown on China's burgeoning online game industry will run until September and is aimed largely at imported titles featuring pornography, violence or gambling, the industry's regulator told Reuters.
Digital shakes up entertainment
Film, TV and music makers are figuring out how to survive in a digital era where the consumer is in control.
Hard drives for 'terabyte lives'
Hard drive makers such as Seagate are squeezing more and more onto drives aimed at the "terabyte lifestyle".
Sony Ericsson launches four new phones
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Mobile phone group Sony Ericsson on Monday launched four new phones, which it said would boost its presence in the low and mid-segment market.
Online music firm Snocap goes indie route
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Snocap, the content management system for music distributed via peer-to-peer networks, is set to open its digital registry Monday.
Nokia likely to launch more than 40 handsets in '05
HELSINKI (Reuters) - Top global mobile phone maker, Nokia NOK1V.HE, is likely to exceed its target of launching 40 new handset models in 2005, the firm's spokeswoman said on Monday.
Nokia unveils 7 new phones
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Finland's Nokia NOK1V.HE, the world's top mobile phone maker, launched seven new phone models on Monday, including a third-generation technology (3G) phone and another three high-end camera phones.
Snocap opens up to independent artists
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The online music service Snocap said on Monday that it would allow independent artists and small record labels to register their songs to receive payment when they are traded over Internet "peer-to-peer" networks.
Nokia unveils 7 new phones, eyes CDMA growth
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Finland's Nokia NOK1V.HE, the world's top mobile phone maker, launched seven new phone models on Monday, including a third-generation technology (3G) phone and another three high-end camera phones.
The New Chips on the Block
AMD and Intel are turning to dual-core processors to squeeze more performance out of PCs. Here's what you need to know about computing's next big wave. By Bruce Gain.
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