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Articles Written by: ANDREW NUSCA
Love Apple’s iPhone, but envy Android and Palm users who can run more than one app at the same time?
Questions that remain once Apple flips the multitask switch:
How the iPhone will conserve resources and battery life
How the interface will manage ...
From ANDREW NUSCA,
ZDNet,
11 Mar 2010
The trial is the latest step in AT&T’s march toward next-gen network tech to support increasing data traffic as a result of growing Internet adoption and use.
AT&T conducted the standards-ready, single-flow, 100-Gigabit field test with Cisco’s new CRS-3 ...
From ANDREW NUSCA,
ZDNet,
11 Mar 2010
Does HP need a personality?
Beginning this weekend, computer maker Hewlett-Packard will begin a $40 million advertising assault with its first such campaign in some five years.
Billed as “Let’s do amazing,” the eight-week campaign features several ...
From ANDREW NUSCA,
ZDNet,
11 Mar 2010
The launch of Apple’s iPad next month will pave the way for the arrival of more than 50 tablet PC devices this year, an ARM executive said on Wednesday.
The company showed off two tablet devices at the press conference, both based on the Google Android ...
From ANDREW NUSCA,
ZDNet,
10 Mar 2010
The Dell Mini 5 tablet PC is coming to the U.S. as the Streak.
The slides also reveal that the device will arrive in an array of colorful finishes, including black, blue, pink, red and several custom Dell Design Studio finishes.
Darren Murph notes that ...
From ANDREW NUSCA,
ZDNet,
10 Mar 2010
Samsung on Tuesday announced its first e-book reader for the U.S. market, the E6 e-reader, which will arrive at Barnes & Noble in the spring for $299.
First previewed at CES 2010 in January, Samsung’s e-reader offers 802.11 b/g Wi-Fi connectivity, ...
From ANDREW NUSCA,
ZDNet,
9 Mar 2010
Is the next-generation e-book reader dead on arrival thanks to the Apple iPad and its coming slate tablet PC siblings?
According to Freescale Semiconductor, not at all.
In fact, the chipmaker predicts that the e-reader market will continue to grow — ...
From ANDREW NUSCA,
ZDNet,
9 Mar 2010
In a bid for small business entrepreneurs, Dell on Tuesday unveiled its Vostro 3000 series laptops with standard voltage Intel Core i3, i5 and i7 processors and discrete graphics for less than $800.
The difference is that the new 3000 series exchanges ...
From ANDREW NUSCA,
ZDNet,
9 Mar 2010
Called electro-hypersensitivity, the condition means the afflicted have severe physical reactions — from dizziness, nausea and headaches to breathing problems, heart palpitations and flat-out fainting — to the electromagnetic radiation produced by ...
From ANDREW NUSCA,
ZDNet,
8 Mar 2010
Only Wi-Fi-equipped models will be available on that date. Models with both Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity will be available in the U.S. in April, the company said.
All models of iPad will be available in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, ...
From ANDREW NUSCA,
ZDNet,
5 Mar 2010
