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Symbian Outpaces 2004 Shipments in First Two Quarters

August 19, 2005

Symbian yesterday reported that worldwide shipments of Symbian phones under the OS-standard tripled in the second quarter of 2005 compared to the year-ago period. The average royalty per unit was also higher than the same period a year ago. The company shipped 7.8 million Symbian OS phones in the se...

Poll: Consumers Prefer Blu-ray to HD DVD

July 15, 2005

The Blu-ray Disc Association is trumpeting a survey it commissioned to demonstrate its lead in the DVD standards war. The poll suggests that as the battle between Blu-ray Disc and HD DVD heats up, consumers prefer Blu-ray as their format of choice. Penn, Schoen and Berland Associates conducted the p...

Survey Shows Consumers Favor Blu-ray Over HD DVD Format

July 14, 2005

The Blu-ray Disc Association is trumpeting a survey it commissioned to demonstrate its lead in the DVD standards war. The poll suggests that as the battle between Blu-ray Disc and HD DVD heats up, consumers prefer Blu-ray as their format of choice. Penn, Schoen and Berland Associates conducted the p...

Blu-ray Disc Association Slaps HD DVD in Consumer Poll

July 13, 2005

The Blu-ray Disc Association is trumpeting a survey it commissioned to demonstrate its lead in the DVD standards war. The poll suggests that as the battle between Blu-ray Disc and HD DVD heats up, consumers prefer Blu-ray as their format of choice. Penn, Schoen and Berland Associates conducted the p...

Sony, Cingular Sync Up on Cellular Vaio

May 12, 2005

With help from wireless carrier Cingular, Sony has widened both the reach and variety of wireless technology in its latest, ultra-lightweight Vaio T-Series notebook PC, which allows users to connect laptops to the Internet almost anywhere there is cellular wireless coverage through Cingular's EDGE N...

Cooperation Expands in Next-Gen DVD Battle

April 22, 2005

The electronics giants who have battled for years over the next-generation DVD format appeared to be moving to avert a war this week, with Sony and Toshiba -- promoting different high-definition DVD formats known as Blu-ray and HD DVD, respectively -- leading an effort to come together. Today, Pana...

Detente in High-Def DVD Wars?

March 24, 2005

Sony, which has spent the past year touting the Blu-ray high-definition video storage format and rallying other companies to its cause, hinted that it may be amenable to working with its rival format, HD DVD. At a news conference today, Ryoji Chubachi, head of Sony's electronic components and manufa...

Home LANs over Power Lines – Take Two

July 20, 2004

More and more digital devices are being put in homes as a result of consumers doing such things as moving audio files from PCs to home entertainment systems. In response to the upswing in demand for networked services in the home, the HomePlug Powerline Alliance is moving to make the technology to c...

Panasonic Debuts Blu-Ray DVD Recorder

June 30, 2004

Panasonic has released a DVD recorder based on Blu-Ray, a technology that can read and store data at much higher densities than previous DVD technologies. According to some analyst estimates, the move should give Panasonic an edge in the battle against a rival technology supported by fellow Japanese...

Panasonic Pushes PC-Free Computing at CES

January 9, 2004

Consumer electronics giant Panasonic has begun to advance a vision founded on the concept of computing without PCs. Part of the company's plan is to create home networking with a new power-line technology that does not require traditional computers. Scoffing at the PC crowd's contention that compute...

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