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Will Intel and USB make fiber optics mainstream?
News Chipmaker hopes its Light Peak project will bring fiber optic speeds to ordinary computer users, and USB could be logical path to get there.
Tags: Components, Intel Corp., Connector, Fiber-optics, Fiber, Video, Storage, USB, Cable, USB 2.0
Speculation builds about the gPhone
News Is Google really working on its own operating system for mobile phones? It seems we're likely to find out one way or another fairly soon.
Tags: Cellular phones, Linux
Microsoft patches free-music hack
News A utility that could have breached the digital rights management in recent versions of Windows Media has prompted urgent action at Microsoft.
Mini Palm Pre, Pre Centro in the works?
News New rumors say that Palm's second Web OS device will be a mini Palm Pre.
Tags: PalmOS compatibles, Consumer Technology, Palm Inc., Apple Inc., Mobile, Smart Phone, Engadget, operating system, AT&T Corp., Bluetooth
Security hole opens up password protected iPhones
News Users report serious security flaw in iPhone 2.0.2 that exposes mail, texts, voice messages, and browser to strangers despite the device being password-protected.
Tags: Security, Smart phones, 3G (Third Generation), Mac OS, Privacy, Apple Inc., Hole, Engadget, Voicemail, Password
Video recording, faster networking on next iPhone?
News A report that a future iPhone might support video recording makes sense, in light of another report that Apple plans to upgrade its networking speed.
Tags: Development/design, Apple Inc., Engadget, Video, 3G Network, Apple MobileMe, AT&T Corp., 3G, network, Apple iPhone
Leaked memo offers Windows 7 details
News A memo, uncovered by Engadget, suggests that Microsoft plans to start its tech guarantee program on Jun. 26.
Tags: Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Vista, Engadget, Microsoft Windows 7, operating system, computer, Microsoft Windows, marketing, Best Buy Co. Inc., CNET Networks Inc.
FCC approval suggests November Android debut
News The first handset with Google's Android software, the HTC Dream, is now expected to arrive in November after passing U.S. Federal Communications Commission certification.
Tags: Smart phones, Open source, Google Inc., Engadget, phone, software, Google Android, FCC, U.S., blog
MacBook Air may get new Penryn chips
News The Apple notebook will reportedly get a new Intel chip that will improve performance at the cost of battery life.
Tags: Processors, Notebooks and tablets, Mac OS, Battery, Apple Inc., Adapter, Apple MacBook, Engadget, Chip, Video
Microsoft readying My Phone cloud service
News Users of the expected Web-based offering would get 200MB of storage to use for backing up phone data and sharing photos.
Tags: Smart phones, PDA phones, Cellular phones, Software, Mobile applications, Web services, Microsoft Corp., Mobile, Matthew Miller, Microsoft Windows Mobile
New or rebranded iPaqs on the way?
News New information discovered on Hewlett-Packard's Web site points to the upcoming release of a new series in Europe.
Tags: Handhelds, Pocket PC compatibles, Mobile/Wireless, Pocket PC
Apple basks in iPhone buzz
News For months, the Apple gadget has been the talk of the town. How much of that is Apple's own doing, and how much is the fans?
Tags: Handhelds, Mobile/Wireless, Marketing, Development/design
Promising antispam technique gets nod
News Internet Engineering Task Force approves a technique designed to put junk e-mailers out of business forever.
Tags: Spam and phishing, Security implementation/standards
A great new year for enterprise mobility
Blogs Here's what we can expect in the coming 12 months to help us work faster and easier while on the move: Large and chea...
Blogosphere suffers spam explosion
News Technology may have made spam in e-mail manageable, but it is not quite there yet when it comes to blogs.
Tags: Data security, Spam and phishing, Security applications/tools, Web logs
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