Telecommunications industry
NVIDIA Corporation, the worldwide leader in visual processing solutions, has announced its Developer Program for hardware accelerated 3D applications on cell phones and other handheld devices. The immediate availability of the handheld software development kit (SDK) will enable game developers and middleware providers to drive the proliferation of 3D content
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Texas Instruments Incorporated is the leading manufacturer of wireless semiconductors, with a strong presence in the industry's core technologies. The company provides a wide range of silicon and software solutions, backed by 15 years of wireless systems expertise. From handsets and base stations to wireless LAN, Bluetooth, and
Telecommunications industry
Shell Oil Company's innovative solution, Shell HomeGenie, is now available in all CompUSA stores in metro-Atlanta, offering remote access to household systems and devices through web-enabled PCs, cell phones, or PDAs. This system enables consumers to stay connected to their homes and control various devices from anywhere, providing
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Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc. announced its presence at the 2004 Game Developers Conference, a major event for game creators and industry professionals. As the world's largest event exclusively devoted to game creators, the conference aims to share ideas, build skills, and learn about the latest tools and
Telecommunications industry
DynoPlex, Inc. has announced the launch of eSpell, a comprehensive multilingual spell checking application for BlackBerry users. eSpell allows users to spell check emails and new text documents created on BlackBerry handhelds using the eWord word processing application. This new application is a valuable addition to the eOffice package and
Telecommunications industry
Atmel Corporation announced that it has shipped over five million Trusted Platform Module (TPM) ICs for the world's most popular notebook computers, citing the hardware-based encryption and secure storage of encryption keys, passwords, and digital certificates as key benefits. The TPMs provide a secure sub-system that protects the
Telecommunications industry
Silicon Motion Inc., a leading supplier of multimedia storage and acceleration solutions, and STMicroelectronics, a leader in developing and delivering semiconductor solutions, announced their collaboration on the STPC Vega platform. This platform will bundle Silicon Motion's SM712 evaluation card with its platform, leveraging the SM712's ultra-low
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Tiger Telematics Inc's subsidiary, Gametrac Europe Ltd, has formed a new collaboration with Fathammer Ltd to deliver console-quality 3D games and game technology for mobile platforms, further establishing Gametrac as an economically and technically viable platform for third-party developers. The partnership includes the delivery of X-Forge technology and
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VTech Electronics North America has announced a licensing agreement with Warner Bros. Consumer Products to develop five new educational products featuring Scooby-Doo, aimed at children aged 4 to 6. The products will be part of VTech's innovative V.Smile TV Learning System, which combines a video game platform
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D-BOX Technology, Inc. and Xilinx, Inc. have joined forces to revolutionize the home theatre experience by adding synchronized movement to traditional audio-video systems. The D-BOX Odyssee Simulation System, powered by Xilinx's programmable chip technology, enables a virtual reality experience by lifting home theatre seating and occupants on a
Consumer electronics industry
D-Link and America Online, Inc. announced a new alliance to jointly offer expanded entertainment options for the digital home. The companies will collaborate to develop and deliver products and services that will allow broadband consumers to access secure, high-quality video, music, and photo content, on-demand, from virtually any room in
Consumer electronics industry
Microsoft and Sony, two industry giants, are vying for dominance in the tablet computer market, each with a distinct approach to the technology. While Microsoft's Tablet PC relies on the traditional PC operating system and keyboard-input method, Sony's Airboard, set to launch in Japan on December
