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Samsung phone sports OLED keypad
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.'s upcoming SGH-E950 phone has a feature that stands out from other models: a 1.2-inch OLED (organic light-emitting diode) keypad that can display different icons depending on how the phone is being used.
Samsung preps cell phone for Net video producers
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. is adding video editing and production functions to a new cell phone so users can shoot, edit and upload videos to Internet video sites without using a PC.
Samsung profits slide on weak memory chip market
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. saw operating profits slide during the first three months of this year on weakness in the memory chip market, it said Friday.
Samsung puts finishing touches on DDR3 memory
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. is putting the finishing touches on its DDR3 memory chips ahead of their commercial release later this year.
Samsung reveals latest music phones
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. has unveiled a refreshed line-up of three new cell phones that are targeted at music lovers.
Samsung sees DRAM prices falling, NAND flash rising
Users looking for bargains in DRAM (dynamic RAM) for their PCs or laptops might see bargain prices within the next few weeks, but anyone looking for new USB (universal serial bus) flash memory sticks, iPods, or memory cards for digital cameras and other devices should think about buying soon.
Samsung sets sights on printer, laptop PC markets
Samsung Electronics hopes it can extend its leading position in the computer monitor market into the printer and laptop PC sectors this year, a senior executive said Monday at the Cebit trade show in Germany.
Samsung shows off WiMax PDA, PC
Samsung Electronics has unveiled four new data networking terminals for use on the commercial WiMax network operating in Seoul. While the devices are specific to the South Korean market, they provide a glimpse of the kind of things consumers overseas might be able to get their hands on in the near future as WiMax is launched in other countries.
Samsung speeds up GDDR4 graphics memory
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. is using a more advanced production method to push graphics memory chips to a higher speed.
Samsung to Bring Series 7 Gamer to the U.S., With Upgrades
Ultra-high-end specs and an aggressive price mark Samsung’s entry into the domestic gaming market against companies like Alienware and Asus.
Samsung to Debut New Tablet Sunday at MWC, Report Says
Samsung to Launch Thin Blu-ray Disc Player at CES
Samsung will unveil a Blu-ray Disc player that's 39 millimeters thick at this week's CES in Las Vegas, it said Monday.
Samsung to Launch Thin Blu-ray Disc Player at CES
Samsung will unveil a Blu-ray Disc player that's 39 millimeters thick at this week's CES in Las Vegas, it said Monday.
Samsung to Offer Mobile Access to Oracle, Other Software
Samsung is making a big investment in better targeting enterprises with mobile phones and services.
Samsung to Show Off 2560-by-1600, 10.1-Inch Display
Samsung to Show iPod Touch Killer at CES
Samsung to Strike Back Against Apple's Patent Infringement Suit
Samsung to Unveil 'Blue Phase' 240Hz LCD Panel
Samsung Electronics will unveil this weekend the first prototype of a new LCD (liquid crystal display) technology that won't...
Samsung to Unveil 7mm Thick TV at CES
Samsung plans to unveil a flat-panel TV that's as thin as 6.5mm at this week's CES show, it said Sunday.
Samsung to aim WiMax at SMB networking
WiMax will face a test as an enterprise network technology with Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.'s entry into the U.S. business market Tuesday at the Interop trade show in Las Vegas.
Samsung to invest $2.2B in LCD plant, without Sony
Samsung Electronics plans to invest 2 trillion Korean won (US$2.2 billion) in a new LCD production line at a factory it originally opened with Sony -- but Sony will not be investing in the new line, Samsung said.
Samsung to launch U3 music player with RDS this month
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. is about to launch a digital music player with an FM radio receiver that supports the RDS (radio data system) data broadcasting system used on many radio stations in Europe.
Samsung to launch dual Blu-ray HD DVD player
One of the main backers of the Blu-ray Disc format, South Korea's Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., plans to release an optical disc player this year that will play both Blu-ray Disc and the rival HD DVD format, it said Friday.
Samsung to ship higher capacity solid state disk drive
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. plans to begin shipping a solid-state disk drive with double the capacity of its current highest capacity drive in the second quarter of this year, it said Tuesday.
Samsung to target enterprise servers with new SSDs
Samsung Electronics is moving towards commercialization of solid-state disk drives (SSDs) that use the high-speed SATA II interface, it on Monday.
Samsung will Push Android Gingerbead to Galaxy Phone, Tablet
Samsung won't follow Intel to China
The world's second largest chip maker does not plan to follow Intel Corp.'s lead and build a chip fabrication plant in China anytime soon, a top executive said Tuesday.
Samsung's 3D HDTVs Starting to Hit The Market
Samsung's 40-inch OLED Goes Full High-def
Samsung SDI is working on a prototype 40-inch OLED screen with full high definition.
Samsung's 500GB Internal Hard Drive Wins
The SpinPoint T Series HD501LJ hard drive leads our chart thanks to its capacity, speed, and affordable price.
Samsung's Android Smartphone Gets First Outing
Samsung brought out its upcoming Galaxy handset, which runs Android, for its first public outing at the CommunicAsia show in Singapore.
Samsung's Apple-Bashing Ads vs. Reality
Let's dissect these Samsung ads that bash Apple: are their claims real or fake?
Samsung's Bada Aims to Bring Apps to All
Samsung's Blazing Fast SATA 3.0 512GB SSD Lands in October
Samsung's ChatOn Messenger Guns for BlackBerry, Apple
Samsung's ChatOn secure messaging service will work on BlackBerry phones and iOS devices and aims to compete with the BBM and iMessage services.
Samsung's DualView TL225: Many Features, Exhausted Battery
Samsung's E-Reader Screens Boast 16.7 Million Colors
Samsung's Expanded Line of Ultrathin Laptops Pricey, But Sleek
Samsung's Galaxy Tab (Sprint Version): Elegant, Promising Android Tablet
Samsung's Galaxy Tab (T-Mobile Version): Elegant, Promising Android Tablet
Samsung's Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus Tablet: Too Pricey at $400?
The 7-inch Samsung tablet will arrive at U.S. retailers on November 13. Pre-orders start Oct. 23.
Samsung's Galaxy Tablet Is Verizon-bound, Report Says
Samsung's HZ35W Pocket Megazoom Excels With Photos, Disappoints With Video
Samsung's Interactive Hologram: Part Holodeck, Part Project Natal, Entirely Awesome
Samsung's Last 'Ultra Edition' Handset Goes on Sale
The latest and final handset in Samsung's Ultra edition range of cell phones goes on sale in the U.K., France and Germany this...
Samsung's Launches First DualView Camera with Wi-Fi
The DV300F, which is expected to go on sale in March, gives users a chance to upload images to social networking sites directly from the camera.
Samsung's MacBook Air Challenger Ready to Ship
Samsung's NX Hybrid Cameras Shrouded in Mystery (Deliberately?)
Samsung's New 64GB Flash Chip Is Ideal for Mobile Devices
Samsung's New CF, SD Cards Can Take a Beating
Samsung's New Camera Steals a Page From the Flip
Samsung's New E-reader Allows Writing, but at a Price
Samsung's New E-readers Add up to Four
Samsung is showing off 4 e-readers at CES, two more than previously announced.
Samsung's New Optical Smart Hub Wirelessly Streams DVDs
Samsung's Optical Smart Hub SE-208BW wireless hub also uniquely supports two-communication with Android tablets and smartphones to back up digital media on the go.
Samsung's New Smartphone OS: It's Bada News
Another smartphone OS, just what the world needs. And from Samsung, world leader in, what?
Samsung's Newest AMOLED Messaging Phone Comes to Verizon
Samsung's PN50B650 HDTV Offers Versatility and Fun-to-Use Features
Samsung's Popular Galaxy S II Due Out Before iPhone 5
The Galaxy S II is probably the strongest rival to the iPhone
Samsung's Preliminary 3Q Earnings Show Sharp Rise
Samsung, the biggest memory chip and LCD screen maker, reported preliminary Q3 results showing sharply higher sales and operating profit.
Samsung's Prototype Remote Control Doubles as a Mini TV
Samsung's Q1 Origami Device Coming Next Month
Shoppers will be able to purchase the ultramobile PC in May.
Samsung's Simple, Inexpensive Laser
Basic monochrome laser printer a solid choice for text-heavy small offices.
Samsung's Sliver-Thin Cell Phone
The stylish, lightweight t509 is packed with features.
Samsung's Via Nano-based NC20 Laptop Coming Soon
Samsung Electronics' NC20 laptop based on Via Technologies' Nano processor will be available in the U.K. on Monday, Feb. 9.
Samsung's X360: Lighter Than Air -- but Not Thinner
Samsung has detailed specifications for the X360 laptop and while it's lighter than Apple's Macbook Air the new machine is...
Samsung's dual-format HD disc player coming in December
Samsung looks ready to make good on its plan to release a dual-format Blu-ray Disc and HD DVD player in time for the year-end holidays.
Samsung's picture frames gets Wi-Fi, RSS
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. this week showed off a soon-to-be-released version of its digital photo frame with Wi-Fi and two larger versions that will hit markets later this year.
Samsung, Adidas take on iPod, Nike
Samsung Electronics and Adidas have joined the race against Apple and Nike to offer people a device that plays music and keeps track of workouts.
Samsung, Dell Provide Data Encryption for SSDs
Dell said it would offer the self-encrypting Samsung SSDs with its Latitude line of laptops in the upcoming months
Samsung, Dell, Lenovo, LG Miss Key Toxic Chemicals Goal
Four of the biggest names in the electronics industry have missed an important goal for phasing out toxic chemicals from their products, Greenpeace said at CES.
Samsung, Ericsson agree to cross-license mobile patents
Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson and Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. have reached a cross-license agreement for their mobile telephony patents, ending recent lawsuits between the two companies, Ericsson said Monday.
Samsung, HTC Offer First Windows Mobile 6.5 Phones
HTC and Samsung are the first two handset vendors in the U.S. to offer Windows Mobile 6.5 phones.
Samsung, LG to Push Single Mobile Digital TV Format in US
Frustrated with the gridlock in the U.S. mobile digital TV market, where several formats are competing and none has become...
Samsung, Microsoft in Talks to Speed up SSDs on Vista
Samsung is talking to Microsoft to boost SSD performance on Windows Vista.
Samsung, Netflix Team for Movie Streaming
Netflix will send movies directly to some Samsung set-top Blu-ray players.
Samsung, Numonyx to Develop PCM Specifications
Samsung and Numonyx will jointly develop specifications for phase-change memory (PCM) for PCs and mobile devices.
Samsung, Partners Push Mobile TV
Samsung Electronics and several other vendors at the National Association of Broadcasters show this week are demonstrating a...
Samsung, Rambus Deal Could Rev New Memory Technologies
Rambus' agreement to settle legal claims with Samsung Electronics could accelerate deals that could help new memory technology being developed by Rambus get to...
Samsung, Siltronic Open $1B Wafer Factory in Singapore
Samsung and Siltronic opened a US$1 billion silicon wafer factory in Singapore.
Samsung’s 3D Glasses: Fast, Fitted, but only for Samsung TVs
Samsung’s 3D TVs: Bold and Bright
Samsung’s Droid Charge a Strong Second LTE Phone for Verizon
Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1 Set To Stand Out
Samsung’s Next OLED Displays to Feature Tough Lotus Glass
Samsung and Gorilla Glass maker Corning team up to bring the new Lotus Glass to future Samsung OLED and AMOLED displays.
Samsung’s Prototype AMOLED Folding Display Bends, Doesn't Break
Samy worm creator hopes to be online again
If Samy Kamkar plays his cards right, he may be allowed to visit MySpace again in just a few months. For the time being, however, he's not even allowed to touch a computer, following a January 2007 guilty plea for creating what many consider to be the first Web 2.0 worm: the Samy worm.
San Dimas, eBay's desktop app, enters public beta testing
EBay Inc. will significantly widen the beta test for San Dimas, its PC application designed to let buyers interact both offline and online with the company's marketplace.
San Francisco Airport Begins E-Passport Test
U.S. Department of Homeland Security checks biometric passports.
San Francisco Goes For Google's Wi-Fi Plan
Search giant and Earthlink have been chosen to provide the free citywide Wi-Fi network.
San Francisco Hunts for Mystery Device on City Network
The city of San Francisco is searching for a hidden device on its network, apparently installed by a rogue network...
San Francisco Hunts for Mystery Device on City Network
With costs related to a rogue network administrator's hijacking of the city's network now estimated at US$1 million, city officials say they are searching for a
San Francisco Misses the NextBus
I live in San Francisco's North Beach neighborhood. If you've visited San Francisco you may know it as the Italian district, where Joe DiMaggio learned to play...
San Francisco Subway’s Decision to Halt Cell Phone Service Fuels Criticism
With undeniably bad timing, the Bay Area Rapid Transit admitted it shut off subterranean cell phone service to prevent a protest -- drawing the ire of civil rights advocates.
San Francisco Targets Flash Mobs After Expensive Mess
After a six-hour Internet-organized pillow fight attracted more than people to San Francisco's Justin Herman Plaza, city...
San Francisco gallery shows hacker Joe Grand's work as art
Joe Grand has never really thought of himself as an artist, but on Saturday night he's having his first gallery opening.
San Francisco's Cell Phone Law: Too Much, Not Enough
San Francisco's Cell Phone Radiation Law Goes Wrong
San Francisco's Cell Phone Radiation Law: Misguided at Best
San Francisco's New Wi-Fi Provider Plays it Safe
As Meraki takes over the project, it applies a strategy to duck the problems that have stalled municipal wireless plans.
SanDisk Combines Storage, Wi-Fi
New flash memory card offers 256MB of storage and an 802.11b wireless connection.
SanDisk Expands Flash Storage Capabilities
New Cruzer product, 1-GB card offer convenient but pricey media.
SanDisk Extreme Pro CompactFlash Card
SanDisk Flashes New Memory Cards
Company also unveils a device that allows digital photographers to bypass the PC.
SanDisk Launches Speedy Extreme Pro CompactFlash Card
SanDisk Launches its Smallest-Ever USB Flash Drive
SanDisk Puts Antivirus on Flash Drive
SanDisk has stepped up its efforts to convince corporates that USB sticks are a secure medium, adding built-in antivirus...
SanDisk Releases 32GB Flash Drive
Solid-state notebook drives will be available to manufacturers this year.
SanDisk Reveals The SSD Perfect For Mobile Computing - It's Smaller Than A Postage Stamp
SanDisk Sansa Connect
This networked wonder does a fine job of wedding Wi-Fi capabilities to a solid MP3 player.
SanDisk Sansa Fuze Flash-Based MP3 Player
A low price, a deep feature list, and an ultracompact design make the Sansa Fuze a very worthy Nano competitor.
SanDisk Sansa c150
This audio player feels good in the hand--and sounds good to the ear--but you'll need a proprietary cable to connect.
SanDisk Sansa e260
The e260 offers many features, but they aren't always easy to use, and audio quality lags behind other players.
SanDisk Sansa e260R
The Sansa e260R dials you in to Rhapsody's all-you-can-eat music service.
SanDisk Sansa m260
This flash player offers plenty of storage space and features for a reasonable price, but it's difficult to use.
SanDisk Says No to Samsung Takeover Bid
SanDisk has rejected Samsung's unsolicited takeover offer, saying it undervalues the company.
SanDisk Says No to Samsung Takeover Bid
SanDisk has rejected an unsolicited takeover bid from hardware maker Samsung Electronics, saying that it undervalues the Milpitas, California, maker of flash
SanDisk Ships $350 64GB SD Card
SanDisk Shows Solid State Drive
Solid state, or flash-based, drives get a boost from SanDisk's 32GB SSD.
SanDisk and Major Music Labels Attempt to Revive the Physical Music Format
Is the physical music format still relevant in the 21st century? SanDisk is betting on it and plans to bring a new form of physical music format: the microSD card.
SanDisk and Record Companies Launch Flash Memory With Music
Record companies are scrambling to find new ways to distribute music. The latest is slotMusic, albums stored on microSD cards...
SanDisk launches 16GB video MP3 player
SanDisk is set to launch a slimline MP3 player with a flash memory capacity of 16GB. The SanDisk SansaView will play video, display photos and pick up FM radio stations. Its 16GB storage can be boosted to 24GB via an 8GB microSDHC (Secure Digital high capacity) removable memory card. Not uncoincidentally, SanDisk has just announced its 8GB microSDHC cards. The pencil-thin player is likely to compete directly with Apple's newly video-enabled nano.
SanDisk launches 16GB video MP3 player
SanDisk is set to launch a slimline MP3 player with a flash memory capacity of 16GB. The SanDisk SansaView will play video, display photos and pick up FM radio
SanDisk sues LG, 24 others for patent infringement
SanDisk Corp. is suing 25 companies, including South Korean giant LG Electronics Inc. for allegedly infringing patents used in removable flash storage products including MP3 players and USB flash drives.
SanDisk's 32GB Memory Card: Mega Storage, Mega Price
SanDisk, LG Show MicroSD Locked to Carrier
SanDisk and LG demonstrated a MicroSD card that could be locked into use only on a specific phone or network.
SanDisk, Toshiba Join to Develop 3D Memory
SanDisk and Toshiba have joined forces to develop 3D memory technology.
Sandbox Security Versus the Evil Web
Five products strive to trap drive-by downloads and other threats in a virtual Web browsing space, with mixed results.
Sandia Tests Supercomputer Virtualization
Virtualization comes to supercomputers, in some Sandia Labs research
Sandia develops strategy game for cops and firefighters
Jim Pointer isn't much of a gamer, but earlier this month he spent an intense 20 minutes coordinating an imaginary city's response to a toxic spill emergency, at Sandia National Laboratories in Livermore, California.
Sandisk Cruzer Contour Secure USB Flash Drive
This U3 flash drive can take a licking and still maintain your data, but it lacks high-end encryption.
Sandisk and Toshiba Restructure Joint Venture
Sandisk on Thursday announced it had reached a deal to restructure its manufacturing joint venture with Toshiba.
Sandisk to sell flash, Sansa in Vietnam
Sandisk on Monday said it plans to start selling the Sansa digital music player, mobile phone cards and USB flash drives to people in Vietnam, citing a growing consumer class in the nation.
Sandisk, RealNetworks Ready iPod Rival
Partners will bundle Sansa player with Rhapsody to target iTunes and iPod.
Sandvox 1.5 Improves Media Processing, Pagelets
Karelia Software has announced the release of Sandvox 1.5, a "major upgrade" to the company's visual Web site editing software...
Sandvox 1.6 Adds Plug-in Discovery
Karelia software on Thursday released a new version of its Web site building tool, Sandvox. The new version adds several new...
Sandvox Adds Support for JS-Kit Comment Service
Karelia Software has released Sandvox 1.5.4, a new version of their visual Web site editing software for Mac OS X. A free...
Sandvox Updated to Fix Page-editing Issues, Bugs
Karelia Software on Tuesday announced the release of Sandvox 1.6.2, an update to its Web design software for Mac OS X. The new release is a free update for...
Sandvox Website Building Tool Gets Updated
Karelia Software on Wednesday released an update for Sandvox, the company's visual Website building application.
Sandvox Website Creation App Updated
Karelia Software updated Sandvox on Wednesday, fixing or improving over 50 items in the application.
Sandy Bridge Processors Promise New Era of Mobile Computing
Sandy Bridge-Powered MacBook Airs Coming this Summer, Report Says
Sanford, a Light and Elegant Serif Font
Sanho HyperMac External MacBook Batteries
Many years ago, I owned a Lind battery pack for my Apple laptop. Though bulky and heavy, it provided a couple hours of additional use at a time when the best...
Sansa Clip Zip: A Value iPod Alternative
It’s not as small or stylish as Apple’s tiny MP3 players, but the Sansa Clip Zip provides an impressive array of features—including an FM radio, voice recorder, workout timer and microSD card slot—at very reasonable prices.
Santa Delivers More Christmas Malware
Animated holiday greeting is Trojan horse that steals information, security firm warns.
Santa Gets Wired
The Web helps you track Santa's progress, learn his history, and send e-mail wish lists.
Santa Rosa plays grinch to April laptop sales
The May launch of Intel Corp.'s Santa Rosa laptop PC chips, an upgrade to its popular Centrino package, put a damper on April notebook sales.
Santa's Web Site Hacked
Update: Hacked again--Even Santa isn't safe from spyware and viruses.
Santech Gets the Sandy Bridge Party Started
Sanyo Delays Increase in Solar Cell Production
Sanyo Electric has delayed a planned increase in production of solar cells citing poor market conditions.
Sanyo Develops 'Instant' Batteries
New technology retains battery charge for instant, prolonged use.
Sanyo Develops Portable Solar Charger for Gadgets
Sanyo Electric has developed a solar-based recharging system for portable gadgets as part of its Eneloop range
Sanyo Expected to Announce Big Solar Investment Next Week
Sanyo Electric is expected to announce a big investment in solar cell production next week with a new factory in western...
Sanyo Introduces Ultra-portable Projector
Sanyo on Thursday introduced the PLC-XW57 ultra-portable projector for the education and business markets.
Sanyo Offers Six New Xacti Camcorders
Sanyo Fisher Co, has introduced six new Xacti-branded camcorders for 2009. It expects to ship the new cameras beginning in...
Sanyo Sales up on Strong Demand for Solar Cell, Battery
Strong sales of rechargable batteries and solar panels helped Sanyo achieve 4% higher sales in the April to September period...
Sanyo Sells Cell Phone Unit to Kyocera
Kyocera can use the Sanyo brand on cell phones sold in Japan and North America, in a deal a year in the making.
Sanyo Shows HD-DVD Player
Company hasn't said when the device will be available.
Sanyo VPC-WH1
There are only two reasons to buy Sanyo's Xacti VPC-WH1 high-definition (HD) camcorder, but they're good reasons: It's inexpensive, and it's waterproof. For...
Sanyo Xacti HD1010
Sanyo's Xacti VPC-HD1010 is a high-definition camcorder that's much smaller than your typical HD model, making it ideal for...
Sanyo Xacti VPC-CG10
High-definition (HD) pocket camcorders, once a rare gadget represented by Kodak's Zi6 ( Macworld rated 4 out of 5 mice ) and Pure Digital's Flip MinoHD (...
Sanyo Xacti VPC-CG65
This small, inexpensive camcorder slips into a pocket and delivers high-quality video, though its features are basic.
Sanyo Xacti VPC-FH1
Sanyo Xacti VPC-HD2
This camcorder is small enough to slip into a pocket, but its video doesn't live up to high-definition expectations.
Sanyo Xacti VPC-WH1 Waterproof HD Camcorder
Sanyo and Lenovo may share cost of battery recall
Japanese electronics company Sanyo Electric Co. Ltd. and computer vendor Lenovo Group Ltd. are discussing how to pay for the recall of over 200,000 laptop PC batteries, and may end up sharing the burden.
Sanyo restarts chip plant after earthquake
Sanyo Electric Co. Ltd. has restarted chip production at a factory that automatically stopped when a powerful earthquake hit on Monday.
Sanyo shelves sale of semiconductor unit
Japan's Sanyo Electric Co. Ltd. has decided to keep its semiconductor business, it said Wednesday.
Sanyo to Expand Solar Business With New US Factory
Sanyo Electric is planning to substantially expand production of solar-cell wafers with the construction of a new factory in...
Sanyo to Expand Solar Production as Market Warms
Sanyo Electric plans to expand production of solar cells at two factories in Japan in response to rising global demand for the...
Sanyo waterproofs the Xacti camera
Just in time for the Japanese summer Sanyo Electric Co. Ltd. will launch in June a waterproof version of its Xacti digital video camera.
Sanyo's Eneloop battery gets a boost from Wii
Shipments of Sanyo Electric Co. Ltd.'s Eneloop ready-to-use rechargeable battery will soon hit 30 million thanks in part to the popularity of Nintendo Co. Ltd.'s Wii games console.
Sanyo's Prototype Projector Delivers Big, Bright Images
The company's first laser projector throws a big image over a short distance.
Sanyo's Slick Cell
Sanyo, Lenovo to share cost of battery recall
Japanese electronics company Sanyo Electric Co. Ltd. and computer vendor Lenovo Group Ltd. are discussing how to pay for the recall of over 200,000 laptop PC batteries, but have agreed to share the burden.
Sanyo, Panasonic Deny Tie-up Report
Sanyo and Panasonic are not considering a tie-up of their operations, the electronics companies said Monday in response to a...
SarcMark Seeks to End Email, Texting Confusion
Sasser Worm Creator Sentenced
German teenager found guilty of computer sabotage by a German court.
Satellite Failure Hits Broadband Users
StarBand is hoping to provide temporary dial-up access to affected customers.
Satellite Launch Will Lead to Wider AT&T Coverage
A satellite set to be launched July 1 will provide voice and data service across the U.S., to be resold by AT&T.
Satellite Radio in the Living Room
Subscription radio tuner brings in Sirius's 120 channels.
Satellite Video: Coming to a Car Near You
Sirius is teaming with Microsoft to offer more in-car entertainment.
Satellite for IPhone
The social news site Reddit.com is designed, in its own words, for accessing "what's new and popular on the Web." I find it...
Satyam Acquires Motorola Development Center in Malaysia
Motorola is selling its software center in Malaysia to Indian outsourcer Satyam
Satyam Allots First Round of Equity to Tech Mahindra
Indian outsourcer Satyam gets first round of funds from investor Tech Mahindra.
Satyam Applies to Delist From Euronext Amsterdam
The financial and legal burdens no longer justify a listing, company says
Satyam Appointing New Accounting Firm to Restate Accounts
Satyam to restate accounts to convince banks to lend money.
Satyam Appoints Management Advisor, Investment Banks
Satyam board appoints management advisor and investment banks, as it evaluates interest by strategic investors.
Satyam Asks for Second Extension to File Quarterly Results
The restatement of company's overall accounts may also be delayed.
Satyam Barred From World Bank Business
Indian outsourcer Satyam loses prestigious World Bank business under a cloud.
Satyam Board Appoints Management, Raises Funds
Satyam gets working capital funding and a new management that may only be temporary until a sale of the company.
Satyam Board Meeting Ends Inconclusively
Satyam Computer Services has yet to announce new funding and a CEO
Satyam Board Meets Again, Still No Plan
Satyam's board met again Saturday but inconclusively, without taking action on the financially troubled firm.i
Satyam Buyer Does Not Get Enough Shares in Public Offer
Tech Mahindra may have to ask Satyam for a preferential issues of shares to continue its bid to take over the troubled outsourcer.
Satyam Buyer in a Fix, as Share Price Rises
SMS: Tech Mahindra's offer to buy shares in Satyam from the public may be turned down.
Satyam Chief Quits, Admits Faking Financial Results
Satyam's chairman B. Ramalinga Raju resigns admitting financial irregularities at the company.
Satyam Chief Quits, Admits Faking Financial Results
The chairman of troubled Indian outsourcer Satyam Computer Services on Wednesday tendered his resignation to the company's board of directors, admitting that
Satyam Claims 15 Contracts Signed in January
Satyam has added some new customers and paid staff salaries in January despite the financial scandal surrounding it.
Satyam Demands Apology From World Bank
Satyam demands apology from World Bank after the bank barred it from future contracts.
Satyam Faces Claims of About US$267 Million
Satyam faces creditors' claims; but says they are legally untenable.
Satyam Finally Reveals Financial Data Showing Revenue Slid
Satyam releases some approximate financial information.
Satyam Gets Clearance to Sell Stake to Investor
Satyam gets clearance from India's Company Law Board to make preferential equity allotment to an investor.
Satyam Hires Accounting Firms to Restate Accounts
Financially-troubled Satyam has hire KPMG and Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu to restate accounts at the company.
Satyam Hires Merrill Lynch to Review Its 'strategic Options'
Troubled Indian outsourcer Satyam has hired Merrill Lynch to help review its "strategic options."
Satyam Hopes to Finalize Bidder by April 30
The loss of the UN's business was a key setback for the company
Satyam Includes Tech Mahindra Representatives in Board
Investor Tech Mahindra appoints nominees to the board of Satyam .
Satyam Inflated Employee Figures to Siphon Cash
Satyam inflated employee numbers to siphon out funds from the company, a prosecutor told an Indian court on Thursday.
Satyam Invites Investor Bids by Thursday
Satyam invites bids by Thursday from investors wanting to acquire a majority stake in the company.
Satyam Management to Continue After Takeover
Tech Mahindra pays for a 51 percent stake in the company and will operate Satyam independently
Satyam Opens Its Largest Services Center Outside India
Satyam expands in Malaysia; planning to make its center there the largest services delivery center outside India.
Satyam Says It Bags New Business of $250 Million
Satyam bagged $250 million in new business as the board planned to bring in fresh management and funds.
Satyam Slashes Costs to Strengthen Acquisition Chances
Indian outsourcer Satyam Computer Services will implement a range of costs-cutting measures to survive the global recession...
Satyam Tries to Reassure Customers, Investors
Satyam's interim management tries to reassure customers and investors at a press conference Thursday, but did not discuss...
Satyam Turns to YouTube to Get Its Message Across
Troubled outsourcer Satyam uses YouTube to get its message out to people.
Satyam Uses Mahindra Satyam Brand to Reflect New Owners
Satyam to Offer Fresh Equity to New Owner
Satyam to offer fresh equity to new owner after public offer to shareholders fails.
Satyam to Sell Majority Stake in Global Bid
Satyam says it has received clearance from Indian regulators to offer a 51 percent stake in a global bidding process.
Saucelifter for IPhone
Saucelifter, a $2 arcade game from Madgarden with a free lite counterpart, is delightfully anachronistic. It combines deliciously retro vector graphics and...
Saudi blogger arrested, held without charges
A Saudi blogger whose writings were critical of religious extremism has reportedly been detained by Saudi Arabian officials, according to advocacy groups.
Savant Home Automation Systems Get IPhone App
Savant Systems on Friday announced a downloadable application for the iPhone and iPod touch that will enable users to control...
Save $100: Replace Windows 7 Profesional's Big Features with Freeware!
Save Benjis for IPhone
In any economy, comparison-shopping is merely prudent. In a tough economy, it's a must. In an era of US$4-a-gallon gas...
Save Business Expenses with Netbooks
Decide if netbooks can fulfill your notebook needs.
Save Email Efficiently in Outlook 2007
Save Energy, Save Money
Keep your office hardware, desktop PCs, and laptop batteries running as efficiently as possible to cut ongoing energy costs.
Save Ink and Paper Every Time You Print
Cut consumable costs nearly in half with this simple, effective printing trick.
Save MMS for Android
Save Money On PC Hardware Upgrades
Save Money While Controlling Multiple PCs
Depending on your needs, you can use fewer displays, input devices, or even PC systems, and still get the benefit of multiple computers.
Save Money With Alternative Software Licenses
Buy software in subscriptions, bulk, and second-hand to flexibly scale needs up and down.
Save Money With These Penny-Pinching Printers
Save Money With Web-based Money Managers
It's easier to spend less than you earn when you can keep a close eye on what's going in and out of your bank accounts. Launching Intuit's $60 Quicken Mac 2007 (...
Save Money and Get a Second Line by Making Calls Over Wi-Fi
These apps let you make Wi-Fi calls from computers, mobile phones, and tablets--and save your cell phone minutes for times when you need them.
Save Money and Trees With Green Printing Tools
Save Money by Watching the Watts
Monitoring the power that my gadgets suck up, and making a few changes, helped me to be greener -- and cut my bills.
Save Money on Back-to-School Desktops
Save Money on Cell Service With Prepaid Smartphones
Eager to get a new smartphone but unwilling to pay full price? Here are our tips for choosing a prepaid smartphone that fits your needs--and your budget.
Save Money on Inkjet Printer Ink
Learn how to get around cartridge expiration dates, buy cheaper ink, and make cartridges last longer.
Save Money with Per-Minute Cloud-Computing Billing
CloudLayer per-minute billing can avoid waste if you only need cloud services on occasion.
Save Money, Online and Off
Save Money, Take a Poll, and Send Notes to Yourself
Find shipping bargains, jot notes to yourself (and friends) online; plus awkward sports interviews.
Save Money: Cheaper 3-in-1 USB Cable, Easier Rebates
The 3in1 Universal USB Data Adaptor is a super-cheap alternative to expensive cables; sites like Ebates can save you money when you shop online.
Save My Attach Saves Your E-Mail Attachments to Your Android Phone
Save Paper Costs by Shrinking Prints
This sleight-of-hand can save you money.
Save Printer Ink by Choosing an Ink-Saving Font
Is there such a thing as a "green" font? There is, and it's called, aptly enough, Ecofont. It's free, and it's fabulous.
Save Radio Programs on Your PC
Radio receiver-recorder comes with one shortfall in recording capabilities.
Save Serious Money With a Business Energy Audit
Save The Date: 14th Annual Independent Games Festival Hits March 7th
The Games Developer Conference hits San Francisco next week, and with it comes the 14th Annual Independent Games Festival.
Save Time By Scanning Paper Documents
Digitize physical files to save space and retrieve them with quick searches. You can even outsource the scanning process.
Save Time When Converting ITunes Tracks
If you have a large iTunes collection with a lot of Smart Playlists set to auto-update, you may experience very slow...
Save Time When Editing Addresses in Address Book
As you may (or may not) know, Address Book in OS X lets you specify a country format for the Address field in each contact's...
Save Time With OS X Services
As a Mac user, you're primed to look for time-savers that help you be more productive. But you may not be taking advantage of...
Save Time and Money With Online Meeting Tools
Save Time and Money by Customizing Your GPS
Create and store waypoints to help you plan routes more quickly and accurately.
Save Time and Money, Find the Right Gear
Save Time and Protect Your Data With Three Next-Generation Tools
Drop USB for eSATA, swap your notebook hard drive for flash, and try a super recovery utility.
Save Time in Gmail With Smart Queries
Save Time, Keystrokes, and Money With Texter
Save Time: Let the Web Surf for You
Why wander the Web aimlessly? 'Spy' services alert you when sites change.
Save Web Sites Offline
Save Windows Updates Locally for Faster Reinstalls
Plus: Organize and sort data with Microsoft Word.
Save Your Desktop Icon Layout
Tired of your icons getting messed up every time there's a screen-resolution change? This freeware utility lets you save and restore your favorite layouts.
Save Your PC From Virus Attacks
Protect your PC against the latest viruses afflicting Outlook, Outlook Express.
Save a Whole Web Page
Save and Migrate Almost Any Browser Settings With FavBackup
Save and Tag Information With CintaNotes Free
Save on Ink, Make a Podcast, Be a Chocolatier
Save the World from Aliens, or Get Out and Vote
Resistance 2 for the PS3 comes out tomorrow, but don't forget to vote.
Save with Combined Social Networking and Collaboration Tools
5050Biz merges online conferencing tools with profiles designed to help meet and maintain contacts, potentially saving you hassle and money.
Save with an Online Exchange Server
If your small business needs Exchange Server, skip the DIY hassle and expense.
Saved by SaaS
Data backup via software as a service means so long to tapes -- if you've got the bandwidth.
Saving Money, Space, and Energy With Blade Virtualization
Saving marketing dollars with Webinars
Businesses promoting products and services through Webinars must carefully tailor sessions to suit specific audiences in order to maximize the technology's potentials.
Savvis Helps ISVs Become SaaS Providers
Savvis has rolled out a service that lets ISVs offer a single tenant application in a SaaS model.
Savvy PC Users Spook Phishers
Savvy Windows Tips: Screenshots, Quick Launch, Printer Names
Say Cheese!
Top 10 digital cameras under $500.
Say Cheese: 12 Photos That Should Never Have Been Posted Online
What were they thinking? These 12 folks lost jobs, reputations, or their freedom after dumb photos they put up on the Web came to light.
Say Goodbye to Google Search Portals for Linux, Mac and More
Say Goodbye to Muni-Fi
The days of imagining Wi-Fi blanketing a city are over with the exit of the last major municipally focused Wi-Fi service provider.
Say Goodbye to Wintel? What Microsoft Windows 8 Could Be
Say Hello To The Flexible, Bendable PaperPhone
Say Hello to InfoPath
Microsoft announces name of upcoming XML member of its Office family.
Say It & Mail It Updates Improve Map Features
Carnation Software updated its Say It & Mail It app for the iPhone and iPod touch. Version 2.0 improves the way Say It & Mail It handles map screenshots;...
Say It & Mail It for IPhone
Voice memos were among the more highly touted features of the iPhone 3.0 software update, so it might not be immediately obvious what purpose an app such as...
Say It Ain't So: Apple Encourages Antivirus Software
After years of promoting Macs as safer than PCs, Apple is now quietly suggesting users run security software.
Say So Long to Shrink-Wrapped Software
But take a few precautions when you download your software purchases.
Say WOT? Web of Trust Rates Web Site Safety
Say What? Voice Recognition Giant Goes Bankrupt
Lernout & Hauspie reorganizes, but its troubles don't sound the final bell for voice technologies.
Say a Name, and the PC Dials a Phone Number
This tiny device helps you import phone numbers and dials them for you--but your PC must be on so it's best for an office.
Scads of Screen, Skimpy Price: AOC's $699 17-Inch LCD Monitor
This no-frills LCD monitor performs fine at its native resolution, but its rough spots will make you think twice.
Scalado Remove Fixes Photobomb Moments
Scalado develops its new Remove software that erases annoying, unwanted pedestrians and cars from your photos.
Scaled-down E-Census Project 'a Great Success,' Bureau Says
The U.S. Census Bureau took a significant step toward its eventual goal of a true "paperless census" with the successful completion of a national address...
Scaled-down E-Census Project 'a Great Success,' Bureau Says
The U.S. Census Bureau took a significant step toward its eventual goal of a true
Scalper Blamed for iPad 2 Buyer Violence in China
Scam Antivirus App Spreads Malware
Scammers Could Hijack Pop-Ups
Browser flaw may leave you vulnerable to phishing attacks.
Scammers Hop on iPad Bandwagon
Scammers Jump the Gun on Stimulus Package
The economic stimulus package hasn't even gotten out of Congress, but identity thieves aren't waiting.
Scammers Shift Targets Beyond the PC
As scammers target Android and hackers take over Apple laptops, is anything safe anymore?
Scammers get jail time for Microsoft software scheme
Four people have been sentenced to jail time and tens of millions of dollars in fines for buying discounted Microsoft software and then illegally reselling it at a profit.
Scams & Hoaxes
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Scan Your Business Cards in Color
Scan Your Network With Nsauditor
Protect your network with this network scanner and monitor.
Scan and Send Docs with Digital Postman Pro
Need to scan docs and send them in a hurry? Digital Postman Pro could shave down the time spent--but you'll spend some dollars on the way, too.
Scan, Copy on the Road
Slick and not-so-slick solutions to a common problem.
Scandinavian Operator Gets Ready for HSPA at 42 Mbps
Mobile operator 3 Scandinavia has signed a deal with Ericsson to roll out broadband at 42 Mbps and then 84 Mbps in its Swedish and Danish 3G networks.
Scandoo and SiteAdvisor Make Surfing Safer
Two free services flag your search results to pinpoint potentially dangerous Web sites.
Scanner + Printer + ICopy Software = Cheap Photocopier
Scanner Pro App Adds Integration With Print N Share
Readdle's Scanner Pro lets you turn the iPhone's built-in camera into a portable scanner for uploading documents onto your phone. EuroSmartz's Print n Share lets...
Scanners
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Scanners That Handle Transparencies
Scanning Old Photos
Preserve memories by scanning those old photos.
Scanning for Malware Should Be an Outside Job
Scare Up Some Fun With These Halloween Downloads
Scareware Sellers Poison 'iPhone MMS' Search Results
Criminals have poisoned major search engines for terms related to the new MMS capability of Apple's iPhone, and are using the results to steer users to fake...
Scary Fonts
El Día de los Muertos--Day of the Dead or All Hallows Eve--Halloween.
Scary Super-Realistic Face Masks Are Scary
Going out as yourself for Halloween has never looked so good with these insanely realistic 3D-printed face masks.
Sceptre 46-Inch HDTV
Sceptre E420BV-F120 LED HDTV: Disappointing Picture
Sceptre Soundx S7300
Sceptre Technologies D73F
Sceptre Technologies X9S-Naga
Schedule Open Appointment Slots In Google Calendar
Schedule your PC's Startup and Program Launch
Set favorite applications to launch at boot-up, and configure your PC to turn on or wake up in the morning.
Schedulers & Contact Managers
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Scheduling Services Showdown: Schedulicity vs. Genbook vs. Appointy
We tested three services that let your clients book their own appointments online. Which is the best fit for your company?
Scheduling Software Update
Schmidt May Remain on Apple Board, After All
Schmidt: Internet is a powerful force for democracy
Speaking at a conference in South Korea, Eric Schmidt, the chairman and CEO of Google Inc., ducked the question of whether his company's dominance of Internet search may ultimately distort democratic gains from improved information access. But he promised governments will be held to account more than ever before.
Schneier: Lots of Security Software Is 'snake Oil'
Bruce Schneier is one of the foremost experts on cryptography and is a well-known security author and commentator. He is the...
School Boards Hit With Cash-stealing Trojan
The FBI is investigating a rash of reported online computer intrusions that reportedly have stolen hundreds of thousands of dollars.
School PC Buying Guide
Use our handy printable checklist.
School Spycam Case Raises FBI Eyebrows
School Tech Director Gets Jail Time for E-Rate Fraud
A former South Carolina school official is sentenced to two years in jail for defrauding the federal E-Rate program.
School Webcam Spying Holds Lessons for Businesses
The webcam spying incident in the Lower Merion School District holds some important lessons for businesses looking to conduct effective monitoring of computer activity without crossing the line.
School for Hackers
Security consultants join with hackers to learn how to be the first to find Web server flaws.
School of Rock Teaches Music on the IPhone
The 2003 movie School of Rock starred Jack Black as an unlikely schoolteacher who teaches his class how to play rock and roll...
Schools Cry Bully Over Microsoft Licensing Fees
Audit requirements are forcing some schools districts to consider open-source software.
Schools, Fools and the Tools of Ignorance
If not for help from a handful of geeks, Connecticut school teacher Julie Amero would be in prison right now for crimes she didn't commit. What's wrong with this picture?
Schwartz to Torvalds: Dinner at my place?
A day after Linux creator Linus Torvalds publicly questioned the authenticity of Sun Microsystems Inc.'s interest in serving the open-source community, Sun Chief Executive Officer and President Jonathan Schwartz invited Torvalds for a sit-down over dinner to discuss how Sun and the overseers of the Linux kernel can join forces.
Schwarzenegger Vetoes Update to California Privacy Law
California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has vetoed an update to his state's landmark data-breach notification law.
Schwup: Easy Private Sharing of Digital Photos
Sci-Fi Author Charles Stross on Gaming in 2030
Sci-Fi Inkjet Printers
Inkjets are printing food, OLED displays, ultra-thin circuit boards--and even living tissue.
Science Mag Launches Fiction Spinoff
MIT's Technology Review branches out into "hard" science fiction with a second edition, both in print and digital.
Scientist Plan to Redirect Asteroid, Remind People of Deep Impact'
Life imitates art as The European Space Agency draws up plans to redirect an asteroid by colliding a spacecraft into it.
Scientists Can Build Things Out of...Viruses?
The next time you hate on a virus make sure it doesn't have valuable potential: Researchers at UC Berkeley figured out how to turn viruses into building blocks of sorts.
Scientists Claim Big Leap in Nanoscale Storage
Scientists say they have achieved a breakthrough that could fit the contents of 250 DVDs on a coin-sized surface.
Scientists Create Computer With Schizophrenia
Scientists Create Passwords From Pictures and MP3s
Canadian researchers have come up with a novel solution to the perennial problem of stupidly insecure passwords -- create...
Scientists Discover Huge Caches of Ice Buried on Mars
An ESA spacecraft and NASA radar discovers large volumes of water ice buried under Mars that could be used by future astronauts.
Scientists Discover Secret of Natural Antifreeze
Scientists Discover Strange New 'Species' of Galaxy Unlike Any Ever Seen
This newly discovered type of galaxy is like nothing astronomers have ever seen--mainly because you can't see them with the naked eye.
Scientists Plan To Create Dolphin Translator, Hope Dolphins Like the Fish
Scientists Plan to Clone a Real, Living Woolly Mammoth in Five Years (Again)
Scientists discover new mammoth bones with intact bone marrow and begin a joint project to clone a living woolly mammoth within a few years.
Scientists Read Minds (Sort of), Reconstruct Images From Brain Scans
University of California, Berkeley researchers recreate movie clips from a person’s brain scans.
Scientists Restore 125-Year-Old Audio With 3D Optical Scans
Researchers at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory use high-tech 3D optical scanning technology to scan ancient discs that were previously unreadable.
Scientists Thaw and Grow Ice Age Plant; Wooly Mammoths Far Behind?
A team of scientists found a way to bring back a plant that has been extinct for tens of thousands of years.
Scientists Use Carbon Nanotubes to Create an Underwater Invisibility Cloak
University of Dallas scientists have found a way to create an underwater invisibility cloak from heated carbon nanotubes.
Scientists Use Freaking Lasers to Cool Superconductors
Scientists discover a way to use lasers to cool a superconductor’s temperature all the way down to -269 degrees Celsius.
Scientists Use Viruses to Build Batteries
Genes inside the viruses are used to create an electrode for a high-density lithium-ion battery.
Scientists links laptops to detect earthquakes
Elizabeth Cochran sensed an opportunity to save lives when she realized laptops can be used as seismometers to detect earthquakes.
Scientists show thought-controlled computer
Forget speech-recognition software: How about typing a letter just by thinking it?
Scientists to Clone Woolly Mammoth in Five Years
Scoble: Its Facebook and Microsoft vs. the open public Web
Brand-new rumors have Microsoft picking up Yahoo search, and then moving on to buy Facebook.
Scooped: Red Faction Guerrilla Demo
Score an $80 Pre -- If You're Patient
Scoreboard Apps for IPhone
Since the dawn of time, humanity has wrestled with the big questions: What is my purpose in life? Why is there suffering in...
Scorecard: What Came True, What Didn't in 2007
Starry-eyed companies and CEOs made big promises to rollout new gadgets and told consumers to prepare for big trends in 2007. Who was right? And who was wrong?
Scosche Announces TapStick IPod Shuffle Case
Scosche on Friday announced the TapStick, a new accessory for the latest iPod shuffle. Available in black or white, the TapStick is a polycarbonate case that...
Scosche Passport
Although all recent iPods, and both iPhone models, require a USB connection to sync with your computer, until this year's...
Scotland aims to attract Indian outsourcers
Scotland aims to get Indian outsourcers to set up call centers and business process outsourcing (BPO) centers in the country, by offering staff with multilingual capabilities.
Scott Charney: Microsoft's Ax Man
Some people might dream of having the power to kill a product just before launch at a company the size of Microsoft, but for...
Scout for Deals Long Before Black Friday
You shouldn’t wait until the last minute to snap up great deals. But you have to know what a bargain looks like.
Scrabble Makes Kindle's Bestseller List
Scrabble for IPhone
For me, family gatherings are always a time to brush up on vocabulary. Somebody inevitably breaks out Scrabble--usually the pocket version of the game--and it...
ScrapBook Saves Snippets From Your Firefox Surfing
Scrapblog Sharpens Photo Editing Tools
The free service, which pairs blogging and scrapbooking, added effects and new capabilities to its presentation tools.
Scrappy Taiwanese DRAM Maker ProMOS Steadies Itself
Taiwan's ProMOS has put a new business plan in motion, shutting a factory and laying off workers in a bid to survive.
Scratch Day 2009 - Computer Programming for Kids
On May 16, 2009, learn more about Scratch, the free programming tool for kids.
Screen Gems
Our tests of 22 new displays reveal which ones give you the most monitor for your money.
Screen Grabber Lightscreen: Free, Open Source, and Just Right
Screen Savers
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