Q2 2010 IT MARKET EARNINGS ROUNDUP
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Nuance unveils Dragon NaturallySpeaking Version 11
Nuance Communications on Thursday released a new version of its popular speech recognition software. Nuance says Dragon NaturallySpeaking 11 comes with a 15 percent improvement in accuracy over the... Read more...
Ballmer: Tablets a top priority at Microsoft
Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) CEO Steve Ballmer admitted that the Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) iPad has "sold more than I'd like them to sell," when quizzed about Microsoft's plan on the tablet scene. Ballmer... Read more...
Intel unveils 50Gbps prototype optical interconnect
Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) says it has successfully created a prototype optical interconnect that signals at 50 Gbps, or 50 billion bits of data per second. And this is just the beginning; company... Read more...
Security researcher "jackpots" ATMs at Black Hat Conference
Security researcher Barnaby Jack drew hoots and applause when he successfully "jackpotted" several ATM cash dispensers on stage, causing them to spew out a cascade of crisp bills. This took place at... Read more...
Amazon announces third-gen Kindle, adds Wi-Fi to lineup
Amazon will deliver on what was hinted at earlier this year. Earlier this week, Amazon unveiled the specifications of its refreshed Kindle e-book reader hardware. The new Kindle comes with the... Read more...
Extension support comes to Safari 5.0.1
Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) released Safari 5.0.1 on July 28 as an incremental update with a very important new feature: Official support for browser extensions. Small widgets that allow the user to... Read more...
Sprint Nextel (NYSE: S) Earnings Q2 2010
View S Q2 Earnings Report Highlights:
Grew total wireless subscribers by 111,000 with best ever postpaid churn
Delivered positive net postpaid subscriber growth on the CDMA network and for the... Read more...
Also Noted
> Black Hat gets its video feed hacked. Article
> Windows 7 trounces Windows XP at green computing. Article
> Blu-ray disc capacities jump to 100GB. Article
> Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) slates IE9 beta for September. Article
> Lenovo unveils low-end ThinkServer systems. Article
> YouTube bumps video limit to 15 minutes. Article
> HP (NYSE: HPQ) unveils prefab data centers. Article
And Finally... Survey says Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) iPad owners to be elite, selfish, wealthy and...prone to overeating. Article






Traditional outsourcing options are in flux these days, with some American companies opting to bring work back in-house or turn it over to various types of domestic in-sourcers. 1st Financial Bank, a San Francisco-based bank that focuses on the college student credit card market, chose another outsourcing destination: China.
It was a pretty good week overall for the tech vendors, with several of them announcing some very upbeat quarterly results and exceeding analyst expectations. 