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Thursday, June 07, 2012
Disney seems to be the latest studio to force movie rental services such as Netflix to wait before buying their films.
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The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) is embarking on a new initiative related to next-generation high-definition television with the formation of its "4K" Working Group.
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Music website Last.fm is investigating the leak of some of its members' passwords, the company has said.
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Google has created the free Google Trusted Stores program to help online shoppers know they?re shopping with a reputable online retailer.
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AMD today announced availability the AMD APP SDK 2.7, featuring the first implementation of OpenCL 1.2 and support for C++.
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Oracle launched a new suite of cloud-based products on Wednesday to try to catch up with smaller in the business of hosting and distributing software via the cloud.
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Panasonic has developed a lateral hybrid three-wavelength semiconductor laser, which simplifies the optical system of an optical pickup by laterally arranging the laser emitting points of blue-violet, red and infrared semiconductor lasers.
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Twitter unveiled a new simplified "Twitterbird" Wednesday which will be the new trademark symbol for the company.
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Samsung said on Thursday its flagship smartphone Galaxy S will go on sale in the U.S. market as planned, despite a sales injunction request filed by Apple to a U.S. court.
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Samsung will spend $1.9 billion to build a new fabrication line in Hwaseong, South Korea to make processors for mobile devices and meet the growing demands for logic products.
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During a Nintendo All-Access 3DS Software Showcase @ E3 2012 event at the Los Angeles Convention Center, Nintendo shared new information about upcoming Nintendo 3DS games that will launch in 2012, as well as downloadable content in the Nintendo eShop.
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AMD has updeted its "Trinity" series of APUs for desktops, adding four quad-core chips.
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Phoenix Technologies Ltd. has signed an agreement with Intel to be its collaborative partner for BIOS.
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Hitachi Cable has announced the development and release
of extended distance Active Optical HDMI cables, which
transmit image signals through optical fibers for
digital signage. Sales of this product will start in
June.
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Samsung's SSD 830 Series internal solid state drives
(SSDs) will include a downloadable version of the game
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier with purchase
of the 128 GB, 256 GB or 512 GB models, in the U.S. and
Canada.
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