3D technology is coming one step closer to home with the development of a new set-top box system that will allow consumers to browse through and access 3D offerings from their cable or satellite TV company.
When a closely guarded prototype of a new Apple iPhone went missing at a huge factory here two weeks ago, an internal investigation focused on a shy, 25-year-old employee named Sun Danyong.
News media in China are reporting that a 25-year-old employee of Foxconn, which manufactures products for Apple there, committed suicide last week after being interrogated about a missing prototype for a new iPhone.
Gmail turned five on Wednesday, April 1. Launched in 2004 as an invitation-only email service, the Google product now has more than 100 million users.
The path from engineering to marketing is usually not a straight line.
So, uh, wasn’t Dell supposed to be working on a cellphone?
Well, that was the scuttlebutt. But Dell has failed to show at recent mobile trade shows. Shaw Wu, an analyst at Kaufman Bros., asserts in a research note today that the company’s first attempt was basically rejected by the carriers as too, well, Dell-like.
In an interview with Tech Trader Daily, Broadcom CEO Scott McGregor said that the company has developed a chip that will allow cellphone manufacturers to put HD video cameras in their handsets. The chips will be available later this year, although McGregor said that one manufacturer was displaying a prototype privately at CES. He didn’t say which one.
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