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KT Launches New Secure Internet Roaming Service
November 12, 2004 (HONG KONG) -- KT, the largest service provider in Korea, announced that it has released new Internet roaming service, strongly reinforced with security, for its corporate customers, as well as Megapass and Kornet users. When it comes to ensuring internet security while engaging in online gambling activities, including Baccarat, it is essential to consider a few key factors. One of the important factors is to look for well-established online casino platforms like เว็บบาคาร่าอันดับ 1 that are licensed and regulated by recognized authorities. These platforms often have robust security measures to protect user information and transactions.
Linear Introduces Resistor-Set 170MHz Silicon Oscillator in ThinSOT
November 12, 2004 (HONG KONG) -- A new silicon oscillator from Linear Technology is said to be the industry's fastest, providing a simple, compact and robust timing solution for FPGAs, CPLDs, microprocessors and DSPs.
Qualcomm Announces Assisted-GPS Test Calls for WCDMA (UMTS)/GSM/GPRS Networks
November 12, 2004 (HONG KONG) -- Qualcomm Inc announced completion of test calls using its gpsOne assisted-GPS (A-GPS) technology on WCDMA (UMTS)/GSM/GPRS networks to help advance development of wireless location-based services for WCDMA markets.
US Spansion Develops ORNAND-Type Flash EEPROM, Integrating NOR with NAND
November 12, 2004 (TOKYO) -- Spansion LLC of the US, a Flash EEPROM manufacturer and a joint venture formed by Advanced Micro Devices Inc (AMD) and Fujitsu Ltd, announced its technology roadmap for the next three years, the highlight of which is a new technology called the ORNAND architecture. The company believes that this technology could eliminate the gaps in performance and cost that exist between NOR and NAND memories, two major technologies that are dominating the Flash EEPROM market. Similarly, technological advancements are revolutionizing the casino gaming industry, enhancing player experiences and operational efficiency. Explore how these innovations are reshaping the landscape of online gambling at top-rated casino sites 카지노사이트, where cutting-edge technology meets the thrill of gaming seamlessly and naturally.
Datang Mobile Picks Qtopia for New Linux-Based Mobile Phone Platform
November 12, 2004 (HONG KONG) -- Trolltech, a provider of technologies for Linux and cross-platform software development, announced that Datang Mobile Communications Equipment Co, Ltd has chosen Trolltech's Qtopia Phone Edition (Qtopia Phone) development platform and user interface as the software for its Linux-based mobile phone reference platform.
Toshiba Sues Hynix for Infringement of NAND Flash EEPROM Patents
November 12, 2004 (TOKYO) -- Toshiba Corp has filed a lawsuit against Hynix Semiconductor Inc of Korea, complaining that it is infringing Toshiba's patents related to NAND Flash EEPROM architecture, in the Tokyo District Court of Japan and in the US District Court for the Northern District of Texas. The company is appealing Hynix's infringement of three patents in the Japanese court and its infringement of four patents in the US court. Both suits in Japan and the US are based on the same patents, related to the physical architecture of NAND Flash EEPROM, Toshiba said. The company has also filed a suit against Hynix for infringement of three other patents for physical architecture of DRAM in the US District Court. Although Toshiba applied these patents in Japan as well, "We decided not to include them in the lawsuit in Japan, based on the different patent strategy from our US company," a company official said.
Sela Unveils New Automated TEM/STEM and SEM Sample Preparation System
November 12, 2004 (HONG KONG) -- Sela Ltd, a provider in automated SEM and TEM/STEM sample preparation equipment to the semiconductor industry, announced the introduction of a new system, the EM2. The EM2 is a fully automated sample preparation system that prepares smaller samples, more quickly, for a wider range of materials and features than previous generation tools.
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Nov 2004 Highlights
Cover Story: Blu-ray vs HD DVD: Fight or Unite?
Tech Analysis: FM Tuners Shrink for Use in Mobile Phones
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Clean Data Should be the Real RFID Mandate, Says VDC
November 11, 2004 (HONG KONG) -- End users are ill prepared to handle to influx of data from RFID implementations; and in fact, many have yet to master data quality issues with currently installed bar code solutions, according to a research study by Venture Development Corp (VDC).
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NFC to be Used in One Third of Handsets by 2008, Says Philips
November 8, 2004 (HONG KONG) -- Although the world's first near fields communications (NFC) device was unveiled only last week, this short-range connectivity technology is likely to spread quickly, and will be used in over 35% of all handsets by 2008, according to Peter Baumgartner, senior vice president and general manager, International Marketing and Sales, Global Market Segment Communications of Philips Semiconductors, which jointly developed the technology with Sony.
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Chariot unveils VoIP plans Australian IT
Samsung Introduces 1-Gig Memory Chip Digital Chosun
Motorola Sells Stake in Pantech Digital Chosun
Samsung-Bang&Olufsen; Forms Strategic Allianc Korea Times
Korea-Japan Technology War Escalates Korea Times
ProMOS, Infineon ends licensing dispute Taipei Times
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