Apple Updates MacBook Air and Current Generation MacBook Pro
The latest Intel Core i5 and i7 processors provide plenty of power. And up to 60 percent faster graphics make everything you do feel quicker and more fluid than ever.* Learn more Flash storage allows MacBook Air to start up almost instantly, and makes everything you do snappier and more responsive. And now it’s up to twice as fast as before. Learn more Dramatically expand your canvas by connecting an Apple Thunderbolt Display. And...
Ericsson lays groundwork for calls from mobile browsers with Bowser
Ericsson has launched the world’s first WebRTC-compatible browser for mobile devices, which will allow developers to integrate voice and video communications in their Web-based applications. The WebRTC (real-time communication) specification and other technologies needed for the communication to work are currently being developed by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF)....
Dish vs. Cablevision court filing hints at a settlement, could lead to AMC’s return
By Richard Lawler posted Oct 19th 2012 12:42AM If you’re waiting for a sign that shows like The Walking Dead are coming back to Dish Network, a court document filed Thursday might be it. According to Reuters, the document was originally filed with the title “poss. settlement” (later changed to “adj. for briefing”) and set a date for October 22nd. Additionally, the New York Post reports that on Wednesday...
Tata beats rival Infosys in revenue, profit growth
Tata Consultancy Services on Friday reported strong revenue and profit growth in the third quarter, citing a pick-up in discretionary spending by customers. Revenue in the quarter for India’s largest outsourcer was US$2.85 billion, up by 13 percent from the same quarter last year, while net income at $643 million was up almost 22 percent, in a financial report complying with IFRS (international financial reporting standards). In...
Mozilla opens Firefox Marketplace for Aurora builds of Android, gives mobile a taste of web apps
By Jon Fingas posted Oct 19th 2012 1:36AM Mozilla’s love of web apps is more than obvious; we just haven’t had a real chance to try the Firefox Marketplace that represents a large part of the company’s app strategy. The doors are at last open for a peek, although Mozilla has chosen the unusual path of giving mobile users the first crack: Android users willing to live on the bleeding edge of an Aurora build of Firefox...
