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NAND Flash Sees Surprising Growth in Final Quarter Last Year
The NAND flash industry closed with record revenue during the final quarter of 2012 following renewed strength, reversing the losses previously ...
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NOR Flash Memory Braces for Lower Revenue Ahead
NOR flash memory faces reduced prospects ahead, having already lost the battle to rival NAND flash memory in mobile devices like smartphones ...
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Shipments of 9.7-Inch Panels Grow in Large-Sized LCD Market
After plunging by more than 80 percent in January, shipments of 9.7-inch liquid crystal display (LCD) panels intended for the iPad ...
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RIM Rebounds on Q4 Profit
Riding high on acceptance of the BlackBerry Z10, RIM reported a profit for its fourth quarter ended March 2.
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Analog Devices CEO Jerry Fishman Dies
Jerald G. Fishman, chief executive of Analog Devices Inc., died suddenly March 28 from an apparent heart attack. He was 67 years old.
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Panasonic Announces Restructuring Plan
Panasonic is the latest Japanese technology conglomerate to announce restructuring in the wake of a challenging business environment.
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U.S.-Based EMS Probe Acquires Competitor
Irvine, Calif.-based Probe Manufacturing announced the acquisition of Utah-based Trident Manufacturing Inc.
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HTC Windows Phone 8X Mobile Handset Teardown
The HTC Windows Phone 8X (previously known as HTC Accord) is a smartphone by HTC featuring the Microsoft Windows 8 operating system and it is offered by 3 carriers (AT&T, Tmobile, and Verizon) in the United States.
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Mobile Telehealth Apps Drive “Heathcare Disruption”
Mobile health technology has been on the world stage for a few years now but recent collaborations between mobile device and service companies and governments are starting to produce results.
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Apple Augments T-Mobile’s New Strategy
Apple’s iPhone 5 is playing a key role in T-Mobile new “un-carrier” business initiative.
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Africa: Mobile's Final Frontier
While poverty civil war and drought still temper corporate enthusiasm, there's an undeniable buzz across the continent that is catching the world's attention – especially for mobile technology.
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Apple Acquires Map Maker
After a botched 2012 map introduction, Apple has acquired WiFiSlam, a maker of mapping applications for smart phones.
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New Bids Emerge For Dell
Even though Dell Inc. was considering a buyout proposal from investment group Southeastern Asset Management Inc. and company founder Michael Dell, the company reportedly now has several bidders vying for the business.
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New Laser-Writing Method Creates “Endless” Possibilities for Micro Energy Storage
The team used an efficient laser-writing technique that could potentially help smartphone manufacturers create better energy storage units.
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Over the Horizon: Nanoglue, Efficient solar cells, Molecular Memory and Silica Microwires
A survey of academic and technical journals showcasing promising research that will impact the development of commercial products that are just “over the horizon.”
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Avnet Acquires Hong Kong Distributor, Expands in China
Avnet is expanding its already significant presence in China through the acquisition of RTI Holdings, a value-added distributor of wireless, optical, telecom, data communications, and industrial components in Hong Kong and the PRC.
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Group Tackles Common Transceiver Spec
Five tech companies have announced they are banding together to develop a common transceiver specification to encourage the development and commercialization of a 400-Gbps hot pluggable module.
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"Shortages" Delay HTC One Debut
Chinese smartphone maker HTC has cited “component shortages” as the reason it will delay the rollout of its new HTC One
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Samsung Debuts Upgradeable TV
Samsung has introduced an evolution kit that will give Samsung TV owners the opportunity to update their models without having to buy a new set.
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High-Value MEMS Market Dips After Encountering Weak Medical Electronics and Industrial Sectors
The high-value microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) market characterized by the lofty average selling prices of sensors experienced soft growth last year ...
