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New WiMAX broadband technology a boon for labels
 
LOS ANGELES (Billboard) - If you've never heard the term 'WiMAX' before, don't sweat it. You're probably not alone.
Thailand vows to maintain YouTube ban
 
AFP - Thailand on Monday vowed to continue blocking video-sharing website YouTube until clips deemed offensive to the king are removed, accusing the firm's parent company Google of double standards.
Microsoft launches messenger on Xbox 360
 
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp. has announced the launch of Windows Live Messenger on Xbox 360, connecting people across Xbox 360 consoles, Microsoft Windows-based PCs and Windows Mobile-powered devices.
Intel Launches Quad-core Chip for Desktop Gamers
 
PC World - Intel Corp. is launching a quad-core chip for desktop gamers on Monday, continuing a barrage of new products the company has announced in the past week.
Microsoft launches messenger on Xbox 360
 
Reuters - Microsoft Corp. has announced the launch of Windows Live Messenger on Xbox 360, connecting people across Xbox 360 consoles, Microsoft Windows-based PCs and Windows Mobile-powered devices.
NEC makes new heat-conducting bioplastic for phones
 
TOKYO (Reuters) - NEC Corp. has developed a corn-based bioplastic that conducts heat faster than stainless steel, and it aims to mass-produce the material starting in April 2008 for use in mobile phones and other portable devices, the company said on Monday.
NEC makes new heat-conducting bioplastic for phones
 
Reuters - NEC Corp. (6701.T) has developed a corn-based bioplastic that conducts heat faster than stainless steel, and it aims to mass-produce the material starting in April 2008 for use in mobile phones and other portable devices, the company said on Monday.
Yahoo to provide music services for Sandisk player
 
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Flash memory maker Sandisk Corp. said on Monday that Yahoo Inc. would provide music services for its Sansa Connect digital audio player.
Sony-affiliated TV developer targets niche segment
 
TOKYO (Reuters) - A Sony Corp. affiliate developing a new type of flat display said on Monday it has no plan to compete directly with the LCD or plasma camps, and will instead focus on the niche market for professional-use panels.
Google bows to China portal Sohu's apology demand
 
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Google Inc., which is seeking to broaden its presence in China, on Monday apologized to Internet users and Sohu.com Inc., one of the country's major Web portals for using third-party technology in its latest product rollout.
New Intel Quad-Core CPU Favors Gamers
 
PC World - 2.93-GHz Core 2 Extreme ships in time for new multi-threaded games.
Sharp hopes viewers get HDTV picture
 
USATODAY.com - NEW YORK - Even as agencies ramp up their capabilities for producing online advertising, Wieden & Kennedy has been taken to task by No. 1 client Nike for not being hip enough fast enough.
Sony-affiliated TV developer targets niche segment
 
Reuters - A Sony Corp. (6758.T) affiliate developing a new type of flat display said on Monday it has no plan to compete directly with the LCD or plasma camps, and will instead focus on the niche market for professional-use panels.
Sohu to Google: Take down copycat software
 
InfoWorld - Chinese Internet company Sohu.com has asked Google to stop distributing a product that allegedly copies portions of Sohu's Sogou Pinyin Input Method Editor (IME) software.
KDDI confirms plans to enter US mobile phone market
 
AFP - Japan's KDDI Corp. plans to offer a mobile telephone service in the United States targeting Japanese subscribers through the network of a US operator, a company spokesman said Monday.
Apple says sold 100 million iPods
 
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Apple Inc. said on Monday it has sold 100 million iPods since launching the digital media player in November 2001.
AMD sees revenue below Wall Street view
 
Reuters - Chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices said on Monday it expects to report first-quarter revenue of about $1.23 billion, well below Wall Street forecasts, and announced a restructuring to lower costs.
Hynix says court seeks more evidence
 
AP - Hynix Semiconductor Inc. said Monday that a U.S. court has told Sun Microsystems Inc. and Unisys Corp. to submit more evidence for their antitrust lawsuit against the South Korean memory chip maker and six other technology companies.
Intel launches speedy quad-core chip
 
InfoWorld - Intel is launching a quad-core chip for desktop gamers on Monday, continuing a barrage of new products the company has announced in the past week.
Apple: 100 million iPods sold, and counting
 
Macworld.com - Apple on Monday announced that the 100 millionth iPod has been sold. Apple claims that the iPod is the fastest-selling music player in history.
Apple says sold 100 million iPods
 
Reuters - Apple Inc. said on Monday it has sold 100 million iPods since launching the digital media player in November 2001.
Sparring begins over high-def movie hacks
 
InfoWorld - A cat-and-mouse game between the guardians of the copy-protection system on next-generation DVDs and those intent on hacking it has kicked off with the first revocation of a descrambling key used in a popular software application.
Google fixes security hole in Chinese software tool
 
InfoWorld - Google has closed a security hole in a recently released Chinese-input software tool that lies at the heart of a dispute with Chinese Internet company Sohu.com.
AMD sees revenue below view, plans overhaul
 
Reuters - Chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices said on Monday it expects to report first-quarter revenue of about $1.23 billion, well below Wall Street forecasts, and it announced a restructuring to cut costs.
Shops Drop 20GB PlayStation
 
PC World - Even SonyStyle no longer markets the cheaper of Sony's two PlayStation 3 consoles.
XBox 360 Online Gets IM
 
PC World - Microsoft Corp. Monday announced Windows Live Messenger instant messaging (IM) software for the XBox 360, in another step towards making the game console a home Internet access device.
Apple Sells 100 Million iPods
 
PC Magazine - Apple said Monday that the company has sold 100 million iPods since the player was launched in Nov. 2001.
Google apologizes to Chinese search co.
 
AP - Google Inc. apologized Monday following complaints the U.S. search company's new Internet tool for inputting Chinese characters incorporated data from a Chinese rival.
Microsoft Considering DRM-Free Music
 
NewsFactor - It's not quite official, but Microsoft seems poised to pair up its Zune digital music player with EMI's catalog of music without digital-rights management, or DRM, technology. Even the consideration marks a shift in Microsoft's attitude. In the past, Microsoft deemed DRM a necessary technology for companies selling digital media.
Vonage says service continues, believes in appeals
 
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Internet phone company Vonage Holdings Corp. said on Monday it will continue providing services to existing customers, after a judge said on Friday that it could not add new customers due to a finding that it infringed Verizon Communications patents.
AMD restructuring after 1Q revenue miss
 
AP - With its sales shriveling even more than analysts feared, Advanced Micro Devices Inc. is imposing a partial hiring freeze and curtailing its spending as the slumping chip maker tries to weather a fierce battle with Intel Corp.
SanDisk's Sansa Connect: A New Breed of Media Player
 
NewsFactor - SanDisk and Yahoo will now make beautiful music together. Sandisk announced Monday that it will partner with the Yahoo Music service for its new Sansa Connect Wi-Fi-enabled MP3 player. Sansa Connect owners can use either the free Yahoo service, or sign up for the subscription-based one -- in either case without having to use a PC to load up music.
AOL Expands Search Ads
 
PC World - Businesses interested in advertising on AOL LLC's Web search engine will now be able to do it, thanks to an agreement between the Time Warner Inc. subsidiary and Google Inc.
SanDisk partnering with Yahoo music unit
 
AP - Flash memory maker SanDisk Corp. said Monday it will pair its new wireless music player with free and subscription music services from Yahoo Inc.
Linux Standard Base Updated
 
PC World - The Linux Foundation updated its Linux Standard Base (LSB) server specification Monday to include new automated testing toolkits to make it easier to develop applications for different distributions of the open-source operating system.
Linux Foundation updates Linux Standard Base
 
InfoWorld - The Linux Foundation updated its Linux Standard Base (LSB) server specification Monday to include new automated testing toolkits to make it easier to develop applications for different distributions of the open-source operating system.
Judge gives Intel more time to find missing e-mail
 
InfoWorld - A court has granted Intel seven extra days to explain to a judge why it lost e-mail records that could provide proof that the chip maker used anticompetitive practices as alleged by AMD.
AMD sees revenue shortfall, cuts spending plans
 
Reuters - Advanced Micro Devices Inc. said on Monday that quarterly revenue would fall short of Wall Street expectations by about 20 percent, but the microprocessor maker's shares rose after it promised to slash this year's capital spending by one-fifth.
Judge tosses suit over memory chip price
 
AP - A federal judge has tossed out an antitrust lawsuit filed against seven memory chip makers, but left the door open for the complaining customers to revive the case with more detailed price-fixing allegations.
Windows Live Messenger Comes to Xbox 360 Platform
 
NewsFactor - The Xbox 360 added another communications option Sunday, as Microsoft announced that Windows Live Messenger is arriving on the popular entertainment platform.
Security Researchers Discover iPod Virus
 
NewsFactor - Researchers at security firm Kaspersky Lab have discovered a virus that can infect Apple's popular portable media player, the iPod. But users do not have to scramble for protection just yet. The virus would only affect players that run Linux instead of the iPod's native operating system.
SanDisk Partners with Yahoo! for Connect Player
 
PC Magazine - SanDisk has announced the availability of the new SanDisk Connect Wi-Fi MP3 player, and named Yahoo! Music as the partnering music service.
CORRECTED: Argentine province bets on Silicon Valley future
 
(Corrects fifth paragraph to remove reference to a Cordoba IBM location, and sixth paragraph to replace IBM with Intel)
Sun to refile DRAM price fixing suit
 
InfoWorld - Sun Microsystems Inc. is promising to file a new lawsuit after a federal judge on Thursday threw out Sun's complaint that Hynix Semiconductor Inc. and other manufacturers of DRAM (dynamic RAM) illegally inflated their prices.
High-End AMD X2 Processor Prices Cut Almost in Half
 
PC Magazine - AMD's restructuring is being accompanied by dramatic drops in the prices of its microprocessors, according to new official information released Monday.
DVD security group says it fixed flaws
 
AP - The group behind security measures for next-generation DVDs said Monday it has fixed a leak that allowed hackers to discover the keys for unlocking movies on HD DVD and Blu-ray discs.
Microsoft: Leaks Hurt Xbox 360 Elite's Image
 
PC Magazine - Microsoft's refrained from commenting on all the information leaks that lead to everyone figuring out the Xbox 360 Elite ahead of time, until now. And they're upset.
Vonage says service continues, believes in appeals
 
Reuters - Internet phone company Vonage Holdings Corp. said on Monday it will continue providing services to existing customers, after a judge said on Friday that it could not add new customers due to a finding that it infringed Verizon Communications patents.
Take-Two says finance chief resigns
 
Reuters - Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. said on Monday that Chief Financial Officer Karl Winters had resigned, marking further management upheaval at the troubled video game publisher.
CORRECTED: Argentine province bets on Silicon Valley future
 
Reuters - (Corrects fifth paragraph to remove reference to a Cordoba IBM location, and sixth paragraph to replace IBM with Intel)
AMD Warns of Revenue Drop as Intel Battle Continues
 
NewsFactor - The price war between Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and Intel is taking its toll on the #2 maker of personal-computer processors. AMD warned Monday that its first quarter revenue will miss its forecast by more than 20%. It will formally report its earnings next week.
Judge Gives Intel Time to Find Missing E-Mail
 
PC World - A court has granted Intel Corp. seven extra days to explain to a judge why it lost e-mail records that could provide proof that the chip maker used anticompetitive practices as alleged by Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD).
Icahn ups Motorola stake to 2.9 pct from 2.7 pct
 
Reuters - Carl Icahn, who is pressing for a board seat and changes at Motorola Inc. , has raised his stake of the struggling mobile phone maker's shares to 2.9 percent from 2.7 percent, according to a regulatory filing on Monday.
Take-Two CFO out after shareholder coup
 
AP - The chief financial officer of beleaguered video game publisher Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. announced his resignation Monday, less than two weeks after a shareholder revolt that ousted the CEO and several board members.
Analysis: iPod success won't stop at 100 million
 
Macworld.com - Generally, Apple has very little use for anniversaries. Recent milestones—like 2006’s 30th anniversary of the company’s founding, the Mac’s 20th anniversary in 2004, and the iPod’s fifth anniversary last fall—passed without much official to-do from the company. But when Apple sold its 100 millionth iPod recently, the company made sure not to let the occasion go by without comment.
Apple offers AirPort Base Station security fix
 
InfoWorld - Apple has published a firmware update for its Airport Extreme Base Station that fixes two security flaws in the Wi-Fi router.
Krugle powers SourceForge search
 
InfoWorld - SourceForge hopes to make it easier for developers to find existing open-source projects through an agreement with Krugle that boosts the search capabilities on SourceForge.net.
China moves to tackle Internet gaming addiction
 
AFP - China's growing band of young Internet gamers will face virtual penalties if they stay online for more than three hours, under a new set of rules to combat cyber addiction published on Tuesday.

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