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Thursday, 9 June 2011

Qualcomm Uplinq 2011 Day Two Keynote - HTC and Nokia

Today is the second and last day of Qualcomm's Uplinq conference in San Diego California, but we've still got a bunch in store. This morning, we sat down at the keynote and listened to HTC CEO Peter Chou talk about where HTC has been, its plans for the future, and make an announcement about HTC Sense development. After that was Nokia CEO Stephen Elop, who outlined five principles which will help Nokia  foster its own new mobile ecosystem in a joint partnership with Microsoft. 

Read on for more from these two keynotes.

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Saturday, 14 May 2011

Live: Google I/O Day Two, The Chrome Keynote

We're here at Google's I/O conference in San Francisco where we're about to get a huge dose of Chrome. We suspect this will be the launch of Chrome OS. Tune in to our live notes below for all the details.Google VP Sundar Pichai has taken the stage.Last year announced that 70 million users were on the Chrome browser. They're now at 160 million active users.last year were at Chrome 4. Didn't have Mac stable versions.In the last twelve months have been releasing updates every six weeks. Just pushed Chrome 12. Many new APIs. Speed is also key. 12x improvement in Javascript improvement alone.]]>

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Saturday, 15 January 2011

CES 2011: Microsoft Keynote

When Microsoft wrapped up its CES keynote on Wednesday night, they added fuel to a news-packed couple of days leading up to the start of CES. The software giant used the show to make a couple of big announcements, some regarding the future of Windows itself. Brian already looked at the Windows Phone side of the keynote and Anand will have a more in-depth look at the overall implications of the keynote later on, so we'll just give you a summary of the rest. Read on for our wrap up.

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