Apple posts legally-mandated Samsung ‘apology’ letter on its UK website
Apple early Friday posted a message to customers regarding the Samsung / Apple UK legal judgment on the UK version of its website. The message–technically an apology–was ordered by Judge Colin Birss, after Apple lost its case alleging Samsung copied the iPad. Per the judge’s order, Apple needed to “correct the damaging impression” that Samsung had ripped off Apple’s innovations. See the original...
iPhone 5 Pre-Orders Top Two Million in First 24 Hours
With support for the latest wireless technologies, iPhone 5 connects to more networks all over the world.* And Wi-Fi is faster, too. So you can browse, download, and stream content at remarkable speeds, wherever you happen to be. Learn more about the features of iPhone 5 Read more: iPhone 5 Pre-Orders Top Two Million in First 24 Hoursfamily health insurance
Get Your Google Back: a hilarious video meant for Windows 8 converts
By Darren Murph posted Oct 26th 2012 12:25PM For those unaware, Windows 8 went on sale today. If all goes well, millions upon millions of Wintel users will be switching the latest OS in the coming months, and there’s a giant in Mountain View that’s severely concerned about the future of your searches. You see, Microsoft has done a fine job of pushing Internet Explorer and Bing into Windows 8, leaving Google loyalists...
AUO develops IGZO-based, 65-inch 4K TV screen, vows high resolution without the high power
By Jon Fingas posted Oct 26th 2012 12:32PM It’s now clear that Sharp doesn’t have an exclusive lock on IGZO displays, even for the big-screen TVs that are still the company’s domain. AU Optronics has developed a 65-inch IGZO panel that wields the very light-friendly technology to reach 4K resolutions without the usual penalties — as the screen doesn’t need much backlighting to illuminate all those pixels,...
Windows 8 not likely to restart ailing PC market
Microsoft’s launch of Windows 8 amid great fanfare yesterday left many users wondering whether the new operating system can prove a big boost to the ailing PC market. See the rest here: Windows 8 not likely to restart ailing PC marketsee page
