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Week to date
Friday 10 February 2012
- Micron believes DRAM prices have bottomed out
- Asus Transformer Prime review
- Amazon could launch 9in and 7in Kindle Fire tablets
- RIM says current devices won’t be upgraded to Blackberry 10
- The Playstation Vita is unlikely to improve Sony’s fortunes
- HTC leaks an unnamed Ice Cream Sandwich smartphone
- HTC phones will get Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich by the end of March
- Microsoft says all Windows 8 Metro apps will run on ARM
- Germany might give ACTA the boot
- Google will take on Apple with a music streaming system
- Google accelerates 2D and 3D in Chromium web browser
- EC competition chief warns against patent abuses
- Intel Core i7 3960X on Asus Rampage IV Extreme review
- Phones 4U launches its Just Upgrade My Phone deal
- Hacker claims to have compromised Intel
- Google offers bounties on bugs in Chrome OS
- Microsoft announces its February Patch Tuesday
- World gets ready for ACTA protests
- Intel settles an antitrust case
- FBI releases its file on Steve Jobs
Thursday 09 February 2012
- Quad-core Tegra 3 smartphones will feature at MWC
- US will green light Google's acquisition of Motorola Mobility
- RIM Playbook OS 2.0 and Blackberry 7.1 video demo
- RIM's future rests on its Blackberry 10 operating system
- Lenovo's bumper financials show life in the PC market
- Foxconn is attacked by hackers
- Apple loses bid to ban reworked Galaxy Tab in Germany
- Researchers use CPUs to feed GPUs
- Google touts website prefetching with Chrome 17
- Apple called on EU to set FRAND licensing standards
- Microsoft will unveil Windows 8 Preview this month
- The UK will have web blocking regulations soon
- Kiwi authorities seize Kim Dotcom’s mansion
- Anonymous goes after Syria
- Asus confirms a bug in the Transformer Prime
- LG releases a teaser of its Optimus Vu
- Microsoft says it will play nice with patents
- RIAA chief wails about SOPA opposition
- Google will offer cloud storage
Wednesday 08 February 2012
- FTC urges background screening applications to comply with credit reporting laws
- Google launches Chrome for Android Beta
- Microsoft touts application caching to boost Windows 8 battery life
- Acer sues former CEO for taking a job at Lenovo
- Police open regional e-crime hubs
- Nvidia and Rambus bury the hatchet on patents
- Google says it will fairly license Motorola's patents
- Renesas, Fujitsu and Panasonic to merge chip operations
- Mototola launches Motoluxe smartphone in the UK
- Twitter bomb joker is in court
- Nokia slashes another 4,000 jobs
- Oregon considers but rejects criminalising tweets
- RIM denies Android Runtime apps will bring security risks
- MEP David Martin becomes ACTA rapporteur
- Yahoo sheds chairman and directors
Tuesday 07 February 2012
- Google launches Google+ developer hangouts
- Home webcams' security vulnerability leads to public viewing
- Google's appeal to remove Lindholm email from Android lawsuit is denied
- RIM's Blackberry 10 Native SDK will be open source
- ITC attorney advises Barnes and Noble did not infringe Microsoft's patents
- RIM challenges Blackberry myths with statistics at Devcon
- Toshiba will launch its AT200 7mm tablet in the UK next week
- Sky and Talk Talk might not pass on savings from Ofcom's price cuts
- Protester challenges Twitter subpoena
- Amazon considers moving into the high street
- We're ready to compete, says RIM CEO
- Czech Republic drops support for ACTA
- Raspberry Pi will tip up this month
- Talk Talk offers an adult content curtain
- Lenovo loses French lawsuit over Windows bundles
- Anonymous releases Symantec code
Monday 06 February 2012
- Ofcom orders BT to cut wholesale broadband prices
- Intel's 'steam ship' will dominate the mobile market
- EMC unveils data storage platform VF Cache
- Apple pulls Mac OS X Lion and Snow Leopard updates
- Asus shoots down retailer’s claims of faulty Transformer Prime tablets
- Intel launches 520 Series SSD drives
- Google and Facebook ordered to block content from Indian web sites
- Intel 520 Series SSD review
- Samsung will release a white Galaxy Nexus
- Intel jumps on WiFi Direct advertising bandwagon
- Marriott hacker does not get a job
- HTC warns first quarter revenue could by down 36 per cent
- Hackers hit the Daily Mail
- Godaddy offends women in Superbowl ad
- Government wants ‘extreme’ web sites shut down
- Btjunkie closes down
- Micron appoints a new CEO
- London Olympics could break the internet
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