Intel settles patent case with Transmeta
Intel this week agreed to settle a dispute with Transmeta for US$250 million, ending patent litigation between both companies.
Stories by Agam Shah
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Intel sales rise on record microprocessor shipments
A spike in the number of microprocessor units shipped helped Intel record an increase in its third-quarter revenue and income, the company said this week.
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Judge takes Qualcomm's side in patent spat with Nokia
Qualcomm scored a minor victory in its continuing spat with Nokia when a judge last week recommended ending the investigation Nokia bought against it in August for infringing patents.
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Apple Q4 profits boosted by iPhone and Mac sales
Apple has reported strong earnings for its fourth quarter, boosted by record Macintosh computer sales and the shipment of 1.12 million iPhones.
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AT&T sues Vonage for patent infringement
AT&T has filed a lawsuit in the US against VOIP provider Vonage Holdings, seeking damages for alleged patent infringement.
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Acer could block Lenovo's growth in global PC market
A fast growth rate and recent acquisitions in the US and Europe will extend Acer's lead over Lenovo Group as the world's third-largest PC vendor behind HP and Dell, according to a new study released by Gartner.
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HP offers secure document printing
Hewlett-Packard introduced this week a security technology that ensures printed documents get to the right people and protects against malware.
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AMD reports fourth straight quarter net loss
Still carrying the weight of costs related to last year's acquisition of graphics vendor, ATI, Advanced Micro Devices has recorded its fourth straight quarter of net losses.
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Survey: HP tops Dell as world's largest PC supplier
Hewlett-Packard maintained its lead over Dell as the world's largest PC supplier in the third quarter of 2007, extending a slim margin it established last year, market researcher IDC said this week.
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HP agrees to settle backdating suit for $117.5M
Hewlett-Packard has agreed in principle to resolve the stock-options back-dating suit facing Mercury Interactive, a company it acquired in 2006, for US$117.5 million.
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Dell hands control of desktops to IT departments
Dell wants to rid diskless desktop clients from corporate environments.
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Sun delivers first UltraSparc T2-based servers
Sun Microsystems has announced its first UltraSparc T2-based servers, which the company hopes will cut the number of servers required in datacentres.
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Gateway plans to buy Packard Bell
Gateway announced this week its plans to acquire PC vendor Packard Bell for an undisclosed amount, a move funded by Acer as part of its planned acquisition of Gateway.
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Global computer usage, mobile phone ownership jumps
Increased computer usage and better e-mail and Web access may narrow the digital divide, although globalization critics may perceive such changes as a threat to local cultures and economies, a new Pew Research Center study suggests.
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iPod Nano catches fire in man's pocket
An US man says his iPod Nano caught fire in his pants.
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