Nokia hits Apple with new lawsuit over iPad
A new round of patent-infringement legal maneuverings between Nokia and Apple began Friday with a lawsuit targeting the iPad.
Originally posted at Relevant Results
Samsung, Motorola tops in U.S. mobile subscribers
The two handset makers were neck and neck for U.S. mobile market share for the first quarter of the year, trailed closely by LG, according to ComScore.
Mozilla, HTML5 editor differ with Microsoft
The Web standards world and Microsoft are getting reacquainted with one another. But it’s not all kumbaya around the campfire.
Originally posted at Deep Tech
Should your browser address bar show ‘http://’?
Google’s Chrome hides away the “http://” coding in its address bar. Is that actually useful information?
Originally posted at Deep Tech
Where is the Linux ’smartbook’?
Smartbook delays are due to a lack of momentum and product clarity, say analysts. A major impediment is the lack of a standard operating system.
Originally posted at Nanotech – The Circuits Blog
Better software for rescue mission bots
University of Missouri researchers are developing graphics software that enables search-and-rescue teams to virtually navigate spaces they cannot or have not yet entered.
Originally posted at News – Health Tech
Scribd picks new Web technology over Flash
The online document repository is rebuilding without Adobe’s plug-in. Also: the new Scribd adds support for Microsoft Office and Google Docs.
Originally posted at Deep Tech
ARM experiments with server chip design
Known for the processors it supplies to mobile-phone makers, ARM is trying out some low-powered chips for possible use in servers.
FCC plans Net neutrality regulations for broadband
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski will announce a “third way” to regulate broadband providers on Thursday, responding to a recent appeals court decision denying the agency regulatory authority.
Clearwire adds subscribers as losses mount
It is still losing money, but the company is growing subscribers and revenue, as it continues to build its 4G wireless broadband network across the country.
Originally posted at Signal Strength