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The set-top box: the Rasputin of home electronics
The set-top box, for over 30 years a fixture in the home entertainment center, won't be going away anytime soon, despite the often strident predictions of those who apparently don't understand the viewing public.
Netgear said to be working on Google TV set-top
FCC documentation has confirmed that something is afoot between Netgear and Google on a long-anticipated Google TV device.
Report: Google to unveil Nexus tablet at I/O conference
Google appears poised to unveil its long-rumored co-branded Nexus Android tablet at its I/O Developer Conference this week, according to multiple reports citing unnamed sources. The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg both report that Asustek will make the device, which will be sold for a base price of $199 and will run the 4.1 version of Android, dubbed Jelly Bean.
Asus extends Android apps to Windows PCs via BlueStacks partnership
Asus is teaming with software firm BlueStacks to bring mobile applications written for Google's ( NASDAQ:GOOG ) Android operating system to PCs running Microsoft's ( NASDAQ:MSFT ) Windows. Asus...
Report: Google to sell its own co-branded tablets to consumers
Google ( NASDAQ:GOOG ) is going to sell co-branded Android tablets directly to consumers later this year via an online store, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal, in a bid to compete more
Garmin shifts mobile strategy from handsets to apps
Navigation solutions developer Garmin said it will expand its mobile application development efforts after agreeing to halt its branded smartphone partnership with manufacturer Asus. According to
T-Mobile's Garminfone coming June 9 for $199
T-Mobile USA will begin selling Garmin's first Android-powered smartphone--branded as the Garminfone--June 9. The smartphone will be available for $199.99 after a $50 rebate and with a two-year
Garmin-Asus unwraps first Android phone ahead of MWC
Garmin-Asus unveiled its first Android phone, the nuvifone A50, boasting that it has more sophisticated location technology than any other smartphone. The device is the latest attempt by Garmin-Asus,
Garmin-Asus to release first Android phone next month
Garmin-Asus will show off its first device based on Google's Android platform next month at the Mobile World Congress trade show in Barcelona, Spain, an Asustek Computer executive said. Benson Lin,
Acer to produce Android netbooks
Acer said it will produce netbooks based on Google's Android platform. The company said the Android-based netbooks will be available in the third quarter. Acer said it is not abandoning Microsoft's
