AMD Says Nvidia's GPUs Do Not Fully Support DirectX 11.1

Following recent reports that Nvidia's Kepler GPUs do nt fully support DirectX 11.1, AMD followed up claiming that its latest Radeon cards should be the users's choice for Windows 8 systems.

Samsung and LG Change TV Priorities

Korean TV panel makers are in the process of adjusting their priorities, due to difficulties in commercializing AMOLED TV, but also to the fact that the outlook for 4Kx2K (ultra-high definition) TV is becoming more promising.

Cool Reception For iPhone 5 in China

Apple launched the iPhone 5 in China on Friday but early reports indicated that demand may not be as great as expected.

Barnes & Noble Offers Gift Cards With NOOK HD and NOOK HD+ Purchases

Barnes & Noble today announced a savings offer on the NOOK HD and NOOK HD+, just in time for the holidays.

UN Internet Treaty Blocked

The proposed global telecoms treaty that would give national governments control of the internet has been blocked by the US and western and African nations.

Lite-On IT to Decrease Its Optical Disc Production

LiteOn IT plans to adjust its production of optical disc drives following the decreasing global demand and Sony Optiarc's decision to exit the global ODD market.

Epson Focuses On Quality With New Blu-ray Disc Publishing System

Epson will release its new flagship PP-100IIBD Blu-ray disc publishing system in January, powered by Pioneer's archival-grade Blu-ray disc drives.

Walt Disney and Cox Reach Distribution Agreement

Cox Communications and The Walt Disney Company today announced a long-term distribution agreement to deliver Disney's lineup of sports, news and entertainment content to Cox TV customers.

Chinese Websites Removed From "notorious" List

The United States on Thursday removed Chinese web sites including the Alibaba-owned Taobao Marketplace, from its annual list of the world's most "notorious markets" for sales of pirated and counterfeit goods.

LG Wins Video Compression Patent Case

LG Electronics received a favorable decision in a video compression patent infringement case tried in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California.

Foxconn Makes Amazon's Budget Phone: report

Amazon.com and Foxconn are reportedly developing a budget smartphone, according to reports from Taiwan.

Windows Phone Store Expands, Adds New Features

Microsoft's web Store for apps and games is now open in 37 new locations around the world.

Latest Bing Desktop Expands Language Availability and Supports All Versions of Windows

Microsoft has released Bing Desktop v1.1, which supports Windows XP and higher operating systems along with an additional 4 languages.

Samsung To Invest $4 billion In Austin Semiconductor Facility

Samsung has announced a $4 billion investment at its Austin, Texas, site, which will start production of 28nm mobile application processors within the second half of 2013.