Mobile phone sales topped 800 million in 2005, says IDC
IDC reported on Thursday that high-end devices helped contribute to the shipment of 825 million mobile phones in 2005.
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California man arrested in AOL phishing scheme
An Azusa, Calif., man was arrested on federal charges Thursday after allegedly using fake e-mail accounts to trick America Online Inc. users into sending him their personal and credit card information so he could make illegal purchases with their information.
Typically, low- and mid-range phones drive sales, IDC said. But while high-end devices still make up a relatively small proportion of overall shipments, the category reported a big year-over-year leap. More than 55 million converged mobile devices shipped
Microsoft Corp. on Thursday reported the highest quarterly revenue in company history for its fiscal 2006 second quarter on the strength of its Windows OS and a series of highly anticipated product releases. Still, the company fell slightly shy of analysts' revenue expectations.
AMD turns profit following jump in chip sales
Intel Corp.'s poor performance in the last three months of 2005 turned out to be good news for rival chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices Inc., (AMD) which on Wednesday reported better-than-expected financial results for the period. With sales of AMD's microprocessor division increasing nearly 80 percent from the previous year, the company reported revenue of US$1.84 billion.
Megnyugszik a chip-piac: az AMD a csúcsra tör
Az Intel igen lelombozó eredményei még a tőzsdét is megrázták. Nem csoda, ha az elemzők feszülten várták, az AMD is hasonlóan gyenge eredményről számol-e be - ez ugyanis egy általános chip-piaci visszaesést jelzett volna. Ehelyett a feltörekvő processzorgyártó jócskán rácáfolt a pesszimista előrejelzésekre.
Offenzívában a Magyar Telekom csoport
A Magyar Telekom csoport hetének bizonyult az elmúlt hét a hazai távközlési piacon, a kissé álmos évkezdetet két, komoly bejelentéssel pezsdítette fel a társaság. A T-Com és a T-Mobile közös ajánlattal jelenik meg a piacon január 16-tól...
AOL buys video search engine
As consumer demand for online video swells, America Online Inc. (AOL) announced Tuesday that it has acquired Truveo Inc., a provider of video search, to boost its capabilities in this area, considered one of the hottest segments of the search engine market.
Microsoft patches two critical vulnerabilities
As part of its monthly security updates, Microsoft Corp. Tuesday released patches for two critical vulnerabilities in its products. The more serious of the two flaws is a remote code execution vulnerability affecting Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Exchange Server products.
Sharp to speed up LCD factory expansion
Sharp Corp. is planning to increase production at its two LCD (liquid crystal display) factories in Japan in response to anticipated soaring demand for flat-panel LCD televisions over the next few years, it said Wednesday. The company also expects to report record sales in 2006.
Megjelent a Flash Lite 2 és a Flash Player SDK 7
A két szoftver legújabb verziója lehetővé teszi a mobil- és szórakoztató elektronikai eszközök felhasználóinak, hogy megtekintsék a Flash technológiával készült weboldalakat.
Google to be default search on Opera mobile browsers
While rumors of Google Inc. buying Opera Software ASA haven't proved true, the pair have extended their relationship. Opera will include a Google search item on the opening pages of Opera Mini and Opera Mobile, the browsers designed for handheld devices. Opera filed a short statement regarding the one-year contract to the Oslo stock exchange on Thursday.