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Multiple core iPhone processor announced (Updated)

Imagination Technologies announced a new multi-core processor called "PowerVX SGX543" that could land in the next-generation iPhone this summer. Imagination manufactures the PowerVR MBX chip found in the current iPhone. According to Imagination CEO Hossein Yassaie the new chip is designed to scale from two to sixteen...

Tags: Apple iPhone, Imagination Technologies, Multi-core, Chip, Register, PSP2, Semiconductors, Network Technology, Processors, Hardware, Networking, Components, Jason D. O'Grady

Blog posts 2009-03-19

Apple buys stake in the mobile graphics chip company

Imagination Technologies announced Thursday that Apple has purchased a 3.6 percent stake in the company, which will only cost Apple 3.2 million pounds, or about $5 million. Imagination designs the PowerVR mobile graphics line of processors used for a variety of applications including mobile phones. According to...

Tags: Mobile, Imagination Technologies, Apple Inc., Advertising & Promotion, Marketing, Jason D. O'Grady

Blog posts 2008-12-19

The Bug 1.0.2.0 (Windows)

The Bug

Tags: Imagination Technologies, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2003-07-21

PURE Digital DRX-701ES 1.0.2.0 (Windows)

PURE Digital DRX-701ES

Tags: Imagination Technologies, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2003-07-21

PURE Digital TEMPUS-1 1.0.2.0 (Windows)

PURE Digital TEMPUS-1

Tags: Imagination Technologies, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2003-07-21

SONUS-1XT 1.0.2.0 (Windows)

SONUS-1XT

Tags: Imagination Technologies, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2003-07-21

PURE Digital DRX-702ES 1.0.2.0 (Windows)

PURE Digital DRX-702ES

Tags: Imagination Technologies, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2003-07-21

Additional Resources

Make room for another e-reader as Creative shows off prototype

Market is ripeFor Chinese factories to crank out more hardware and suck more dollars out of the middle class.Clue in America.Transition product I do believe that e-book readers are largely a transition product which will eventually be made more or less obsolete by advances in netbook/smartbook etc. technologies. Multiple devices...

Tags: Vertical industries, Benefits, E-books, e-reader, health care

Discussion threads 2009-11-02

Demand this from software vendors

I was getting a briefing last week from a software executive. We got to a point in the conversation where the discussion was focusing on existing products. I moved the conversation to a different space, though. If you're getting a pitch from a vendor, you should move the conversation, too!...

Tags: Software, Vendor, Customer, Sales Strategy, Sales Force Management, Tools & Techniques, Sales, Management, Brian Sommer

Blog posts 2009-10-20

Otellini at IDF: Innovation shifts as technology grows beyond the PC

Someday, I'd like to be able to stream music while swimming. I'd also like to be able to watch a movie premiere - from my car. And wouldn't it be cool if there was technology that allowed computers to fix themselves. No one is saying that Intel...

Tags: Innovation, PC, Industry, Paul Otellini, Netbook, Intel Corp., Microsoft Windows 7, Netbooks, Nettops & MIDs, Strategy, Hardware, Management, Sam Diaz

Blog posts 2009-09-22

Security risks of Web 2.0 tools should not be overlooked by enterprises, individuals

Like it or not, the use of Web 2.0 technology use in enterprises is here to stay. Even longstanding enterprise software providers, such as Salesforce.com, have created tools for integrating social networks into the customer support and lead generation process. And you'd be hard-pressed to find a Fortune 500 company...

Tags: Jennifer Leggio

Blog posts 2009-08-05

Invisible Linux

Invisible LinuxLinux on the mobile "desktop"Many/most of the major smartphone/mobile OSes are based on Linix: Android, WebOS, LiMo, Moblin, Maemo, Ubuntu, .... The iPhone OS is based on FreeBSD, a cousin of Linux.Thus, Linux/*nix is already entering the "desktop" of the average user, through the use of mobile devices. And,...

Tags: UNIX, Operating systems, OPEN SOURCE, Linux, Invisible Linux

Discussion threads 2009-06-08

Forget Kindle DX. How about the ZuneBook?

The ZuneBook is a Windows Mobile 7-based color touchscreen tablet device the size of a Kindle that plays audio and video media, with built-in e-book reader capabilities, Wi-Fi, runs .NET mobile applications and uses a scaled down version of the "Surface" interface, also known as Oahu....

Tags: Touch Screen, Device, Microsoft Windows Mobile, Media, built-In, Microsoft Corp., ZuneBook, Tablet Device, Tablets, Microsoft Windows, Keyboards, Notebooks, E-books, Operating Systems, Wireless And Mobility, Hardware, Notebooks & Tablets, Software, Peripherals, Personal Technology, Jason Perlow

Blog posts 2009-05-06

Is our health coordination better than in Malawi

The point here isn't that Malawian care is the best anywhere, but merely to point out that technologies we take for granted here are still miracles, and if these can be applied with effectiveness then the failures we have with health IT here are not due to our platforms, but...

Tags: Health Care, Vertical Industries, Benefits, Healthcare, Human Resources, Dana Blankenhorn

Blog posts 2009-05-05

Apple goes on the defensive: brings chips in-house

AccordingSometimes that best offense is a good defense. In order to thwart leaks of its strategy and intellectual property Apple is bringing more chip-making expertise in-house. WSJ has a good article today about Apple's shift to focusing on chip design and fabrication. It's an analysis of Apple's...

Tags: Apple Inc., Chip, Semiconductors, Network Technology, Hardware, Networking, Jason D. O'Grady

Blog posts 2009-04-30

Sun CEO's full e-mail to staff; 'not the end of the road'

Not a day too late after the Oracle-Sun deal was announced, Jonathan Schwartz, Sun's chief executive, wrote employees a reassuring internal email. Here's the full text: This is one of the toughest emails I’ve ever had to write. It’s also one of the...

Tags: Oracle Corp., Sun Microsystems Inc., Data Centers, Mergers & Acquisitions, E-mail, Corporate Law, Strategy, Corporate Governance, Leadership, Storage, Hardware, Data Management, Investment, Finance, Online Communications, Business Operations, Management, Andrew Nusca

Blog posts 2009-04-22

Jumping on the UGC bandwagon is a good move for businesses

* Jennifer Leggio is on vacation Guest editorial by Cynthia Francis In Guy Kawasaki's own words at his keynote at the first UGCX Conference last month, "Nobodies are the new somebodies." He's right; the Internet combined with User Generated Content UGC levels the playing...

Tags: Brand, Social Media, Video, Branding, Corporate Communications, Marketing, Jennifer Leggio

Blog posts 2009-04-03

Is Twitter Social CRM? Nope.

Is Twitter Social CRM? Nope.Twitter can analyze - and engagePaul -- I think your right to point out that there are many competitors to Twitter who monitor and analyze a much broader slice of social media.But Twitter has the advantage of potentially monitoring and engaging people who are busy chattering...

Tags: Customer relationship management (CRM), Advertising & Promotion, CRM, Twitter, simple idea

Discussion threads 2009-03-23

VMware's cloud computing announcements

VMware told us more about its cloud computing strategy, cleverly named "vCloud". If you'll remember, Paul Maritz please see Notes from VMworld for a discussion of the inital announcement of this strategy. This time, a bit more information on VMware's Virtual Datacenter Operating system (VDC-OS) and VMware's VCloud API. Although...

Tags: Strategy, Environment, Supplier, VMware Inc., Unix, Cloud Computing, Virtualization, Channel Management, Hardware, Marketing, Dan Kusnetzky

Blog posts 2009-02-25

What do you want from the next iPhone?

What do you want from the next generation iPhone? If evidence is to be believed, we may have new iPhone hardware in our hands by June. (ZDNet Apple Core blogger Jason D. O'Grady thinks so, too.) Why? Leave it to the too-much-time-on-their-hands...

Tags: Apple iPhone, Apple Inc., Andrew Nusca

Blog posts 2009-01-29