Skyfire launches 1.0 version of its mobile Browser

Skyfire

The Silicon Valley startup Skyfire has officially launched version 1.0 of its free third-party mobile browser 'Skyfire' for Windows Mobile and Symbian phones. In early 2008, the company had introduced the Skyfire 0.9 browser, which added Adobe Flash and Microsoft Silverlight capability to Windows Mobile and Symbian smartphones.

IDC survey: Sharp fall in Q1 server revenues; below $10 billion mark for the first time

IDC, IBM

As per market tracker IDC survey released Thursday, the 2009 first quarter revenues for the server makers witnessed a sharp plunge, largely because of a steep fall in server shipments globally.

Video chat in new iPhone rumored; AT&T upgrading 3G network to faster HSPA 7.2 technology

AT&T

With rumors abuzz that the next iPhone model supports video chat, AT&T intends upgrading its 3G network to the faster HSPA 7.2 technology later this year, so as to enable iPhone users to make the most of the supposed video chat feature.

Obese or diabetic youth show early signs of damaged heart arteries

Cincinnati Children's Hospital

According to a recent study by researchers from Cincinnati Children's Hospital, obese or diabetic teenagers and young adults generally start showing early signs of damaged heart arteries that may cause heart attacks, strokes and shortened lives.

UnitedHealth Group suggests a 15-point plan for US government saving on healthcare

UnitedHealth

The UnitedHealth Group Center for Health Reform and Modernization has proposed a 15-point plan for the US government, which would bring about a $540 billion saving in healthcare costs over the next decade.

European study: Cases of type 1 diabetes likely to increase in children

diabetes

According to a study related to type 1 diabetes trends in Europe, the number of below-five-years children with type 1 diabetes would likely increase two times during the period 2005 to 2020.

Figuratively speaking, the total number of cases of type 1 diabetes among European children under 5 years would see a nearly twofold increase from 9,955 in 2005 to

US seeks broad support for Mideast peace as Obama, Abbas meet

US seeks broad support for Mideast peace as Obama, Abbas meet

Washington  - The United States will be looking to engage all sides in a bid to revive the Middle East peace process, as Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas meets with US President Barack Obama Thursday at the White House.

HP’s China commitment apparent at Beijing product launch event

HP’s China commitment apparent at Beijing product launch event

Hewlett-Packard's China commitment towards increasing market share in China is evident from the world's largest PC maker's Wednesday roll out of a new line of low-priced computers, including the worldwide launch of its most recent netbook
- the Mini 110.

Apple’s back-to-school promo: Mac purchase entails rebate on 8GB iPod touch

Apple’s back-to-school promo: Mac purchase entails rebate on 8GB iPod touch

With Apple's 2009 back-to-school promotion kicking off on Wednesday, the purchase of a qualifying Mac system - namely, iMac, Mac Pro, MacBook, MacBook Pro or MacBook Air - by students and educational staffers entails a $229 rebate for an 8GB iPod Touch.

Psystar’s bankruptcy filing to affect Apple’s copyright infringement suit

Psystar’s bankruptcy filing to affect Apple’s copyright infringement suit

Citing `economic factors' amid the downturn, the Miami-based `maverick' startup Psystar last week filed for bankruptcy. Psystar's bankruptcy filing implies that Apple's ongoing lawsuit against the controversial firm - for flouting Apple's Mac OS X licensing terms by doggedly selling Mac clones like Open Computer - would be greatly affected.

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