Google has taken direct aim at Microsoft’s core personal computer software business, with the announcement of a PC operating system to rival Windows.
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Tags: Google Chrome Operating system, Microsoft Windows, Chrome OS, Global IT News, Windows 7, PC’s, Google Android, Google Chrome Web browser, Technology, Software, IT, Web apps, Netbooks,
In a deal intended to strengthen Intel's push into the mobile computing arena, the Santa Clara chip maker and Finnish cell phone giant Nokia on Tuesday announced what they called a long-term relationship to develop new mobile devices.
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Tags: Intel, Nokia, Strategic Partnership, Jack Gold, Atom, ARM chips, Google Android, Christopher Danley, JP Morgan, Silicon Valley, Moblin, Santa Clara, Netbooks, Maemo, Global IT News,
IBM introduces phone applications that make it easier to follow all the action from the tournament.
IBM is courting tennis fans with a trio of applications that will allow them to follow Wimbledon moment by moment, whether or not they're at London's famed grass courts.
Read more: http://globalitnews.blogspot.com/2009/06/ibm-launches-seer-android-at-wimbledon.html
Tags: IBM, Wimbledon, All England Lawn and Tennis club, iPhone, Apple App store, Rob McCowen, Seer Android, T-Mobile, Java enabled, G1 phone, GPS, Global IT News, Google android,
The Computex Taipei 2009 electronics show ended Saturday after a week-long display of new gadgets, including netbooks, ultra thin laptops made with new Intel chips and several surprises surrounding Google's Android mobile phone operating system.
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Acer, android netbook, Asustek, BenQ, computer chips, Computex Taipei 2009, Google, Google Android, Intel, intel atom, Kinpo, linux, MIPS chips, netbooks, nettops, Nvidia, smartphones, Taipei, TAITRA,
At the official passing of the Java torch today, Larry Ellison couldn’t resist dangling the suggestion that Oracle is getting ready to launch some sort of new client software platform to rival Google’s Android and - an unspoken challenge - Microsoft.
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Larry Ellison, Oracle, Microsoft, Google Android, Thin-client software, Software, Acquisitions, Sun Microssytems, Java, Databases,
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