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Samsung introduces fast processor for 3G mobile devices
Posted on 20-Sep-2004 19:30 News, Computing
The mobile application processor based on an ARM1020E core is capable of speeds up to 667MHz and with a 133MHz bus clock.

Imagination Engines introduces the robot that learns while sleeping
Posted on 19-Sep-2004 23:33 News, Computing
The company claims to have developed a robot able to learn and dream.

Handango releases mobile download stats for August 2004
Posted on 18-Sep-2004 10:30 News, Computing
The Handango Yardstick reports mobile market metrics and best seller software titles for handheld and mobile devices.

Greenlight Wireless signs deal to include Plaxo service in Skweezer service
Posted on 15-Sep-2004 08:01 News, Computing
Development is underway to "Plaxo-Enable" Skweezer service, providing access to the contact management software and network to handheld users.

Motorola A780 Linux based smartphone to have mobile database
Posted on 14-Sep-2004 23:25 News, Computing
Berkeley DB to be part of basic software provided with Motorola A780.

Nokia adds SD card technology to its devices
Posted on 14-Sep-2004 22:44 News, Computing
The company has applied for membership in the SD Card Association, and will enable the use of SD memory cards in its devices.

Logitech releases new version of Digital Pen
Posted on 13-Sep-2004 20:22 News, Computing
Logitech io2 is the second generation of this product, with a smaller size and ready to be used as part of solutions for vertical market applications.

International Telecommunication Union report foresees a wire-free future
Posted on 10-Sep-2004 13:07 News, Computing
A new set of advanced wireless technologies now promises to bring affordable, high-speed Internet connectivity to the masses. This set of technologies, and the market opportunity they create, has been termed the "Portable Internet", and is the subject of a new ITU report.

Microsoft introduces new hardware devices
Posted on 9-Sep-2004 22:51 News, Computing
From Bluetooth keyboard and mouse to fingerprint reader, Microsoft is still interested in hardware.

Pepper Computer introduces Pepper Pad 2 during DEMOMobile
Posted on 8-Sep-2004 23:30 News, Computing
The Pepper Pad is a lightweight, Wi-Fi-enabled device, with a large, high-resolution screen, hard disk, and built-in QWERTY keypad and Bluetooth connectivity.

Cathay Pacific Airways using Intellisync to keep Palm and Pocket PC PDA up-to-date
Posted on 1-Sep-2004 00:31 News, Computing
The solution allows synchronisation of Novell GroupWise data with handheld devices.

Neo by AlphaSmart is aimed at students and professional use
Posted on 31-Aug-2004 08:04 News, Computing
The computer companion can operate up to 700 hours on 3 AA alkaline batteries nad is compatible with AlphaSmart Manager 2, a solution to allow file exchange between teachers and students.

Microsoft announces Longhorn for 2006
Posted on 28-Aug-2004 09:51 News, Computing
WinFS is scheduled for release after Longhorn, and will be available for Windows XP and Windows Server 2003.

AOL dialer now available on Linux desktop
Posted on 26-Aug-2004 23:10 News, Computing
New Open Source dialer now being provided in beta version.

PowerByHand expanding in Europe with acquisition of Mobile2Day
Posted on 26-Aug-2004 07:49 News, Computing
Mobile2Day.de is based in Germany, distributing software for all mobile platforms.

LANDesk Handheld Manager 8: inventory management and software distribution for handhelds
Posted on 24-Aug-2004 18:33 News, Computing
LANDesk Software has released a new version that unifies desktop, server and mobile device management in a single solution.

Sandisk supplies reduced size multimediacards for Siemens S65
Posted on 20-Aug-2004 20:41 News, Computing
The 32MB card is half the size of a postage stamp, one of the smallest flash memory form factors.

iBIZ Technology Corp receives SEC formal order to conduct investigation
Posted on 20-Aug-2004 20:27 News, Computing
iBIZ technology is still working through the problems created because of its association with previous technology suppliers.

Vindigo Studios acquired by Japanese content provider
Posted on 19-Aug-2004 22:53 News, Computing
The Vindigo Studios acquisition was completed earlier this month for US$36.5 million.

Handango releases mobile download stats for July 2004
Posted on 13-Aug-2004 08:00 News, Computing
July Edition of the Handango Yardstick Reports best seller's list and other mobile market metrics.

AOL Optimized PC for the masses
Posted on 13-Aug-2004 01:16 News, Computing
America Online, Inc. announced the new Celeron 2GHz PC, including English and Spanish languages and 12 month AOL membership.

Sony invites monitor users to think outside the square
Posted on 10-Aug-2004 17:20 News, Computing
New 23" widescreen LCD monitor increases productivity at work and multimedia options at home.

AT&T offers annual unlimited wireless plan to US Federal users
Posted on 10-Aug-2004 07:55 News, Computing
Through these annual service plans, federal departments can now pay a once-a-year, per user fee that gives individuals unlimited wireless data service on select devices.

Handheld market depends on multimedia features
Posted on 10-Aug-2004 07:47 News, Computing
Report from Jon Peddie Research says smartphones will grow to 50% of mobile phone market by 2005.

Microsoft releases Windows XP Service Pack 2
Posted on 7-Aug-2004 14:20 News, Computing
New SP2 provides enhanced security features, default security settings and a few new features for Windows XP based laptops and desktops.

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