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Briefly: Voyager, Google-Motorola deal, Powerline networking
Following a delay of nearly a week after repeated denial of service attacks, low-cost Sprint reseller Voyager Mobile has launched in 22 states. Voyager provides Sprint’s 3G and WiMAX network for $39 a month, contract free. Alternatively, a $19/month unlimited-talk plan is available…. Continue reading
Game Capture HD brings game recording to Macs, PCs
Video conversion hardware maker Elgato has announced the Game Capture HD, a new device that captures game footage from video game consoles and records it to a computer. Some gamers record their games as they play them for later sharing with other gamers. The Game Capture HD is about the size of a deck of cards, requiring no additional power supply for operation, and connects a video game console directly to a computer through USB2…. Continue reading
ITC rules Kodak patent invalid in suit with RIM, Apple
The US International Trade Commission has ruled that a patent involved in Kodak’s lawsuit against Apple and Research in Motion is invalid, according to AppleInsider. In particular an administrative law judge has quashed the 6,292,218 patent, Method for Live View Display and Digital Camera Using Same, on the basis of claim 15 in the document. Kodak will reportedly appeal the decision to the full commission, a necessary step if it intends to continue suing Apple and RIM for infringing the patent…. Continue reading
Rumor: Amazon to launch 10.1-inch Fire, delay 8.9-inch plans
Amazon may delay the rumored 8.9-inch Kindle Fire and launch a 10.1-inch model instead. According to DigiTimes, sources speculate that the larger screen will help compete with the iPad, whereas the 8.9-inch variant was said to be designed to go against the Samsung Galaxy Note…. Continue reading
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RIM, Motorola submit compromise nano-SIM design
RIM and Motorola have submitted a new, compromise nano-SIM design based on a concept from Apple, reports say. The new design has the same outline and contacts as Apple’s proposal, but with a notch on one side making space for what RIM calls a “push-push” mechanism; pushing in the card once secures it, pushing it in again pops it out. Apple’s idea may have been less practical, requiring a tray to hold a card steady…. Continue reading
Samsung said to have 9 million Galaxy S III pre-orders
Samsung is reported to have notched up 9 million pre-orders for its Galaxy S III smartphone ahead of its launch. According to Reuters, the pre-orders have been made from over 100 global carriers, not customers, ahead of its release. Customers will be able to get their hands on the device starting May 29 in Germany, before it begins rolling out across other countries…. Continue reading
Apple, HTC ordered to enter settlement discussions
The US District Court of Delaware has ordered Apple and HTC to enter settlement discussions. Judge Sherry Fallon will be moderating the talks, which follow the import ban that has stalled HTC’s Evo 4G LTE and One X from entering the US, reports Florian Mueller…. Continue reading
Apple’s NC datacenter to use 100 percent renewable energy
Apple’s large-scale datacenter in Maiden, North Carolina will run entirely on renewable energy by the end of the year, the company has announced. Currently Apple is in the middle of buying equipment from Bloom Energy and SunPower Corp. to build not one but two solar arrays in the Maiden area; previously, only one was known to be in development. Once the equipment is in place, it should generate 84 million kWh of energy per year. Apple’s fuel cell farm should be finished later in 2012…. Continue reading
Sprint may offer $100 for old iPhones used to buy iPhone 4S
Beginning tomorrow, Sprint is planning to offer “at least” $100 for older iPhones traded in towards an iPhone 4S, a leak claims. A graphic provided by a source identifies the promotion as running through June 30th, and also requiring the activation of a new line of service. What it might take to get more than $100 for an old iPhone has not been mentioned…. Continue reading
Apple wins rights to iphone5.com
Apple has managed to win the contested rights to iphone5.com, according to the World Intellectual Property Organization website. The case has been updated to “Terminated,” and visiting iphone5.com currently displays a blank page, rather than a forum that used to be in place. Apple applied to take control of the domain earlier this month, hoping to wrest it away from a protection agency identified as the Corporation Service Company…. Continue reading
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