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Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Samsung Electronics and Apple both dominated semiconductor demand in 2012, although Samsung overtook Apple as the top worldwide semiconductor customer, according to Gartner, Inc.
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A new generation of lower-cost and more appealing ultrabooks are expected to help cause global shipments of solid-state drives (SSDs) to more than double in 2013, according to IHS iSuppli.
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Apple today announced financial results for its 13-week fiscal 2013 first quarter ended December 29, 2012. The company posted record quarterly revenue of $54.5 billion and record quarterly net profit of $13.1 billion.
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The Nokia EOS will be the first Windows Phone with a "real" PureView camera, according to a report.
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Global tablet computer sales are expected to hit 145 million this year, ABI Research said Wednesday.
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Numark today announced iDJ Live II mobile DJ controller along with the NS7 II.
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The legal disputes between Samsung Display and LG Display
over OLED patents may end upon request from the South
Korean government, according to a report.
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OCZ Technology Group on Tuesday announced that that the
Audit Committee's investigation has been completed.
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Google says it is fielding more legal demands from
governments around the world seeking to learn more about
the people using its Internet search engine, email and
other services.
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Google reported that its profit climbed and its annual
revenue hit an unprecedented high last year as it evolved
to stay in tune with people using smartphones and tablets.
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AMD's quarterly revenue topped estimates but its forecast
for the current quarter fell short as it struggles with
falling PC sales and consumers' growing preferences for
smartphones and tablets.
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Samsung today announced three new lines of monitors
designed for businesses.
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Research In Motion's new Enterprise Mobility Management
(EMM) solution, BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10, is now
available for download, paving the way for the January 30
launch of the make-or-break devices.
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Intel announced that it would leave the traditional desktop motherboard business.
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