Stories About Gerard Sanders

• Extracting Content From PDF Files I need to say it: PDF files are supposed to be the final format for content. You aren't supposed to need to edit anything once it's been turned into a PDF. In...
• Russia Threatens Modern Warfare 2 Ban, Game Yanked From Shelves Russian government threatens to ban Modern Warfare 2, causing retailers to pull console versions from store shelves.
• Intel To Launch Four Arrandale CPUs In January The 32-nanometer technology, previewed at IDF last spring, includes a Turbo Boost for some chips.
• IBM and AT&T Unveil Cloud Computing Services The Internet just got a bit more overcast with the addition of two more clouds. Both IBM and AT&T announced new services to join Microsoft, Amazon, and Google in establishing a cloud computing services.
• Digital SLR Cameras Buying Guide For serious and professional photographers, Digital Single Lens Reflex (DSLR) cameras are the way to go. They offer faster performance and more flexibility with...
• Samsung Intros Galaxy Spica Android Phone, No U.S. Launch Date Samsung's snazzy new Galaxy Spica will use the Android OS, but won't be available in U.S.
• Apple Beats Psystar: Is It a Win For You? Apple is celebrating a court victory over Psystar, but should you be cheering as well?
• Modern Warfare 2's Misunderstood Terrorist Level Modern Warfare 2's "No Russian" level lets you play as an undercover operative posing as a terrorist, but is its gameplay justified?
• Cisco Ups Offer for Videoconferencing Firm Tandberg to $3.4B Cisco has raised its bid for Norwegian video conferencing vendor Tandberg to about US$3.4 billion. The previous offer was US$3.0 billion.
• Taiwan’s Biggest Tech Deal Ever Sends Stocks Soaring Technology shares in Taiwan soared on Monday after LCD monitor maker Innolux Display announced its intention to buy Chi Mei Optoelectronics, the biggest...
• US Companies in China Ask Obama for Help on Piracy The American Chamber of Commerce in Beijing asked the U.S. president for help on piracy in China as Obama visited the country for the first time.
• Obama Tells Chinese Students Information Should Be Free U.S. President Barack Obama spoke out for unrestricted access to information during a question-and-answer session with Chinese students.
• Pioneer Sues Garmin Over Navigation Technology Pioneer has lodged a complaint with the U.S. International Trade Commission against Garmin alleging some of its products infringe on Pioneer patents.
• Gartner Raises Global Chip Forecast on Strong PC Sales Gartner raised its global chip forecast to a drop of just 11.4 percent this year, up from down 17.1 percent, citing strong sales of PCs and other devices.
• Two Rival Supercomputers Duke It out for Top Spot The top two systems on June's list of the Top 500 supercomputers swapped places on the latest list, released Monday.