PC Magazine – At the Computex show in Taiwan, Intel disclosed that it was in production of a dual-core Atom chip for netbooks. Intel also revealed “Canoe Lake,” a reference design for a 14-mm thick netbook, the world’s thinnest, plus a software partnership with Acer.
PC World – Asustek Computer on Monday unveiled two Eee Pad tablets running Windows software and an e-reader, the Eee Tablet, with a note-taking function.
An update to Skype’s iPhone app opens the door to 3G calling, but after a trial period, callers will have to pay up.
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AFP – Microsoft has launched a Windows 7-themed restaurant in Taipei to promote its new operating system, an official with the US firm said Monday, on the eve of Asia’s biggest IT trade show.
A woman who is following Google Maps walking directions on her BlackBerry gets hit as she walks along a highway. She is suing Google and the driver who hit her.
Macworld.com – Several months after AT&T relaxed its restrictions on the ability of voice-over-IP apps to make calls over the companyâs 3G network, Skype has released version 2.0 of its client software for the iPhone.
The appeal of Apple products in Japan isn’t noticed much in the States. But it should be.
Apple touts its latest sales figures for the buzz-generating tablet and acknowledges difficulty in keeping up with demand.
Change is always welcome, except when it’s where the basic buttons are on your cell phone. CNET’s Josh Lowensohn explains why.