TOKYO - Japan’s Toshiba Corp. said Tuesday that it was slashing its production of NAND flash memory chips—used in iPods and other digital music players—by 30 percent as the economic crisis hits demand.
TOKYO - Japan’s Toshiba Corp. said Tuesday that it was slashing its production of NAND flash memory chips—used in iPods and other digital music players—by 30 percent as the economic crisis hits demand.
PHILADELPHIA - Google Inc has approached Internet carriers with a proposal to create a “fast lane” for its own content, countering its previously stance of equal network access for all content providers, The Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday.
DENVER - It's been more than five years since Apple's iTunes store changed music retail by introducing single-track digital downloads.
SAN FRANCISCO - A pair of US inventors are bringing to market a computerized car key that prevents people from chatting on mobile telephones or sending text messages while driving.
SAN FRANCISCO - Google yanked the “beta” test label off Chrome, quickly putting a stamp of approval on its Web browser released in a direct challenge to Microsoft’s ubiquitous Internet Explorer.
MIAMI - When University of Central Florida junior Nicole Nissim got stumped in trigonometry, she checked out what was showing on YouTube.
SAN FRANCISCO - For immigrants who send money to their home countries, wire-transfer shops are backbones of their neighbourhoods.
SAN FRANCISCO - A Google executive will depart in January to join LinkedIn, the professional social networking company said on Wednesday.
FRANKFURT - Q-Cells, the world's largest solar cell maker, cut its full-year outlook on Tuesday and said demand for its products could remain subdued until mid-2009, driving down its own shares and those of rivals across Europe.
NEW YORK - You’ve played the iPhone app. Now get the soundtrack. EMI Music has become the first major label to line up multiple artists for an edition of Tapulous’ popular iPhone game application Tap Tap Revenge.