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Stories About Intel Corporation

EU Rebuffs Oracle's Criticism of Sun Merger Investigation The EU has dismissed as "facile and superficial" criticism of its decision to issue formal objections to Oracle's planned acquisition of Sun Microsystems.
Samsung Wants to Put Third-party Apps on Cheap Smartphones Samsung has launched a new mobile platform called Bada. The first phone will go on sale during the first half of next year.
TSMC in US$290M Settlement With China's Biggest Chip Maker A court case between TSMC and SMIC ended with a settlement valued at US$290 million.
No Rush to Adopt Domain Names Written in Chinese in China Chinese Internet companies often have well-known foreign-language domain names and may not quickly adopt domains in Chinese script despite government promotion.
PC Modern Warfare 2 Locked in Steam Time Vault If you bought Modern Warfare 2 at retail, you can play it today, but if you bought it online through Steam, you're locked out until Thursday.
Intel Makes an E-reader for the Visually Impaired Intel has created a mobile device called Intel Reader. It scans print and then reads it out loud.
First iPhone Worm Rick Rolls the Land Down Under An Australian, Rick-rolling iPhone worm is now spreading internationally. Bloggers admire their new Rick Astley wallpaper, complete with "ikee is never gonna give you up" macro.
Google Gets Gizmo5, Strengthens Its VoIP Stance Today, if the rumors are true, Google becomes a full point to point VoIP provider — here's how.
China's SMIC Appoints New CEO as Chang Resigns SMIC, China's biggest chip maker, replaced its longtime CEO just one day after settling a major intellectual property lawsuit with Taiwanese rival TSMC.
Fox News Considers Google Snub Rupert Murdoch says he may make his sites invisible to Google and other news aggregators. Good luck with that, Sir Rupe.
New BlackBerry Developer Tools Will Benefit Users RIM’S enhancements to the BlackBerry SDK kit will help developers produce richer apps and provide some useful new services to consumers.
Verizon Ad Sticks It to AT&T, Talks Up iPhone Verizon's latest ad talks up the iPhone's strengths. Can it be that the rumors of a Verizon iPhone in the works are true?
Nokia's Charger Recall Just the Latest Tech Do-Over Analysis: Here's a recent brief history of electronics recalls and official oops experiences.
Motorola Droid: Updates Coming Soon? The Motorola Droid may only be a few days old, but Verizon is said to already be cooking up updates for the Android-based device.
Google Gobbles AdMob as Latest Expansion Analysis: AdMob buyout is Google's third this year, and its acquisitions offer clues to future products and strategy.

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EU Rebuffs Oracle's Criticism of Sun Merger Investigation The EU has dismissed as "facile and superficial" criticism of its decision to issue formal objections to Oracle's planned acquisition of Sun Microsystems.
Samsung Wants to Put Third-party Apps on Cheap Smartphones Samsung has launched a new mobile platform called Bada. The first phone will go on sale during the first half of next year.
TSMC in US$290M Settlement With China's Biggest Chip Maker A court case between TSMC and SMIC ended with a settlement valued at US$290 million.
No Rush to Adopt Domain Names Written in Chinese in China Chinese Internet companies often have well-known foreign-language domain names and may not quickly adopt domains in Chinese script despite government promotion.
PC Modern Warfare 2 Locked in Steam Time Vault If you bought Modern Warfare 2 at retail, you can play it today, but if you bought it online through Steam, you're locked out until Thursday.
Intel Makes an E-reader for the Visually Impaired Intel has created a mobile device called Intel Reader. It scans print and then reads it out loud.
First iPhone Worm Rick Rolls the Land Down Under An Australian, Rick-rolling iPhone worm is now spreading internationally. Bloggers admire their new Rick Astley wallpaper, complete with "ikee is never gonna give you up" macro.
Google Gets Gizmo5, Strengthens Its VoIP Stance Today, if the rumors are true, Google becomes a full point to point VoIP provider — here's how.
China's SMIC Appoints New CEO as Chang Resigns SMIC, China's biggest chip maker, replaced its longtime CEO just one day after settling a major intellectual property lawsuit with Taiwanese rival TSMC.
Fox News Considers Google Snub Rupert Murdoch says he may make his sites invisible to Google and other news aggregators. Good luck with that, Sir Rupe.

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