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From mainframes to minicomputers and then PCs, each new computing generation has displaced its predecessor by reaching a broader audience and costing far less. And each time, the dominant company in one generation loses control in the next.
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Lawmakers pledged Sunday to study the movements of planes and ships traveling to the remote British outpost Diego Garcia amid persistent suspicion it is used by U.S....
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A small boat packed with at least 148 illegal immigrants from Africa landed Saturday on a beach in the Canary Islands, the Interior Ministry said Saturday.
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Russia’s lower house of parliament on Saturday passed a measure quadrupling government funding for major political parties. This will bring tens of millions of...
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British police arrested a suspect Saturday in the brutal murders of two French students who were tied up and stabbed scores of times before their bodies were set...
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British police arrested a suspect early Saturday over the brutal stabbing murders of two French students.
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Russian officials say attacks in the restive Caucasus regions have left one policeman dead and at least five others injured.
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Berlin police say a man has ripped off the head of a wax figure of Adolf Hitler at Madame Tussauds’ newly opened branch in the German capital.
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British police arrested a suspect early Saturday in connection with the recent brutal stabbing murders of two French students.
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France’s central bank announced Friday that it has fined Societe Generale $6.3 million for “serious shortcomings” in its internal controls that led to...
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The European Commission on Friday widened its antitrust probe into the proposed acquisition of Rio Tinto Inc. by BHP Billiton Ltd., saying an initial investigation...
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Arriving to a hero’s welcome in France, Ingrid Betancourt said Friday that she cried a lot during her six years as a prisoner in the Colombian jungle. Today, she...
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The brutal murder of two French students in South London may be linked to the theft of two PlayStation game consoles, police said Friday.
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“I cry with joy,” Ingrid Betancourt said. And she did.
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Two teenagers who drove to Oniontown after a series of YouTube videos portrayed the hamlet as a run-down, backwoods dump were pelted with rocks by an angry group of...
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A college basketball player from Serbia accused of severely beating a schoolmate in the United States fled the country because he does not trust the U.S. justice...
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Italy’s government moved Friday to help combat damage to the buried ancient city of Pompeii, which has been damaged by decay and inadequate management, officials...
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The global food crisis will only worsen because of climate change, the U.N. climate chief said Friday, urging leaders of the world’s richest countries meeting in...
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Workers at Milan’s famed La Scala opera house say they will stage a strike next week that will cancel the first three performances of Franco Zeffirelli’s...
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Sir Charles Wheeler, who reported from Washington, Berlin and other capitals during a long and distinguished broadcasting career, died Friday. He was 85.
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The U.S. Embassy in Germany returned to the site it occupied before World War II, marking the occasion Friday with a ribbon cutting by former President Bush and...
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Semiconductor maker Texas Instruments Inc. is buying Innovative Design Solutions, a Florida company that develops analog chips. Financial terms are not being...
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Pico projectors have already made it into a few Chinese PMPs and come this Christmas, they will hit mobile phones. That’s precisely what chip maker Texas...
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Texas Instruments Inc.’s first-quarter profit and sales were almost exactly what Wall Street expected, but the company’s comments about a weak market for...
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Texas Instruments Inc. said Monday its first quarter profit rose 28 percent despite weaker sales of chips for high-end cell phones, but the company offered a cautious...
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Texas Instruments says its first-quarter profit rose 28 percent as strong demand for analog chips used in electronic equipment offset lower sales of cell phone chips.
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Texas Instruments Inc., which makes chips used in about half the world’s cell phones, lowered its range of expected profits and sales in the first quarter.
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The chief executive of cell-phone chip-maker Texas Instruments Inc. got compensation the company valued at $10.3 million in 2007, 17 percent less than the year before...
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With major motion picture and television producers looking to cash in on mobile video services, display size has really driven mobile manufacturers to come up with ways...
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With cellphones coming with a gamut of applications today, their usage does come at a premium particularly with respect to battery life . Specialized chips for these...
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How often have you fought over taking control over the remote trying to watch your favorite programme on TV? These regular tussles will cease to occur, once you...
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A sub 1 GHz radio frequency (RF) transceiver is now available from Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI). The CC1101 is specifically designed for low-power wireless...
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Japanese are a serious rage in the tech and environmental world, they hardly let a day pass before they are up with something novel again in either sphere – Texas...
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Electronic components have started to go slim and small, projectors also are no way behind. Microvision has developed a new miniscule projector that is based on an even...
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Texas Instruments (TI) has launched a new single chip device, named NaviLinkT 5.0 solution, which drives GPS applications into mainstream mobile phones. The NaviLinkT...
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With the boost in Mobile phone sales worldwide, many suppliers of component chips do not seem to be pleased enough with it as their sales and profits began to be hurt...
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With Texas Instruments (TI) DLP and OMAP technology the users of cellphone can now capture high quality images and videos in their devices. This captured content then...
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Yesterday Sony showed off their 27-inch 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio OLED HDTV. Well now its time for Texas Instruments to show off their potential.
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I wonder if we will be having the cellphones like the size of credit cards in the coming future. Every cellphone manufacturer seems to be busy developing slimmer and...
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Esaote S.p.A is using the Digital Signal Processing (DSP) Technology of Texas Instruments Inc. to good effect.
One of the technologies powered by this DSP technology...
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