Digital Imaging
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IBM to pay US$1.6B for FileNet
News The US$35-per-share deal marks IBM's third software-related purchase announcement since last week.
Tags: Business applications, Acquisitions
IDC: MMS far from mass adoption in Asia
News Despite a projected user boom this year, Multimedia Messaging Services (MMS) are still years away from becoming mainstream in Asia, says market analyst International Data Corp (IDC)
Tags: Mobile platforms/communications
AOL, Kodak refocus photo service
News America Online and Eastman Kodak are launching a new version of their joint online photo service, "You've Got Pictures," aiming to bolster their position as the market consolidates in tough economic times for dot-coms.
Graphics patent suit fires back at Microsoft
News Forgent claims software behemoth infringed on patent for technology behind JPEG, one week after Redmond filed its own suit.
Tags: Lawsuits
Motorola working with software guru on cell phone
News You're at the beach and forget whether you left your porch light on, so you make a call on your cell phone. The call instructs a small camera hidden in your front yard to snap a black-and-white image of your porch and zap it back to you.
Singing shutters: Kodak unveils MP3 camera/video cam
News Photo giant Eastman Kodak unveiled on Monday a portable device that combines a digital camcorder, an MP3 player and a digital still camera.
S'pore, UK firms in e-learning partnership
News Homegrown e-learning solutions provider Ednovation today announced a partnership with Pearson Broadband to launch SchoolDNA-KnowledgeBox in Asia.
EDS tailors asset management for media
News The IT services giant goes up against the likes of HP and IBM with a package of hardware, software and services geared toward media and entertainment companies.
Microsoft pictures a 10-gigapixel photo
News Not getting the detail you want on your digital photographs? Maybe 10 billion pixels would help.
Tags: Microsoft Windows, Digital media
AOL, Kodak refresh online photo service
News America Online and Eastman Kodak are launching a new version of their joint online photo service, "You've Got Pictures," aiming to bolster their position as the market consolidates in tough economic times for dot-coms.
EMC: Gear up for more unstructured data
News The buildup of information will present ever increasing power, cooling, personnel and data security challenges for businesses and CIOs in the future, says an executive.
Tags: Data backup, disaster recovery, Data Management
Mixed quarterly results for Adobe
News The publishing software giant reports annual profit growth but a quarterly decline.
Photoshop gets HD Photo support
News Microsoft plug-in lets Photoshop read and write HD Photo images, and some camera hardware companies are building in support, too.
Tags: Digital media
Sony plans broad reorg, 10,000 job cuts
News Chief Howard Stringer admits past missteps but pledges to change: "We must fight like the Sony warriors that we are."
Tags: Business structures, Layoffs, Strategy
AOL, Kodak refocus photo service
News The companies are launching a new version of their joint online photo service, "You've Got Pictures," aiming to bolster their position as the market consolidates.
