SanDisk settles flash memory suit with Imation
SanDisk and Imation have agreed to settle two flash memory patent infringement cases with a cross-licensing agreement...and Imation paying Sandisk royalties.
Samsung Galaxy Tab return rates at 16 percent?
According to ITG Investment Research, as many as 16 percent of Samsung Galaxy Tabs sold in the U.S. market have been returned.
Nielsen: Some minority groups quicker to adopt smartphones
A new survey from Nielsen finds Hispanics, Asians/Pacific Islanders, and African-Americans have above-average smartphone adoption rates.
Dell CEO shows 7-inch Streak tablet
Michael Dell flashed a 7-inch version of its Android-based Streak tablet at Oracle OpenWorld...but offered no real details.
Dell’s mobile chief leaving company
Dell's mobile chief Ron Garriques is leaving the company just as the company is trying to built up its smartphone and mobile device business.
Sharp resurrecting Pioneer Elite televisions
Sharp has licensed the Pioneer Elite brand for high-end LCD HDTVs to go on sale in the U.S. and Canadian markets later this year.
Survey: most mobile phone users won’t be buying smartphones
A survey from market analysis firm Compete finds that almost two thirds of mobile phone users's next phones will not be smartphones.
Hulu on verge of losing more free shows?
Disagreements among Hulu's owners may lead to the online video service losing some free content from Fox, Disney, and (amazingly) NBC Universal.
Ubiquisys attocell: a personal femtocell for travelers
Ubiquisys's attocell aims to let traveling smartphone users have a personal femtocell...and place calls as if they were still at home.
Harman Kardon SB16 offers compact, cinematic sound
Harman Kardon's SB 16 brings cinematic sound to living rooms with a compact soundbar-plus-subwoofer combination.
ITC rules against Kodak in suit against Apple and RIM
The ITC has issued a preliminary ruling that cameras in Apple and RIM phones don't violate a Kodak patent.