InPhase out of business, assets seized for back taxes

It’s been something like five years that we’ve been eagerly waiting for InPhase to finally release that revolutionary holographic storage solution, and while there has been plenty of drama in the way of release dates promised and pushed back, and even some layoffs to keep things interesting, the company has been pretty, pretty quiet lately. As it turns out, this has been due to the fact that employees have been busy enough updating their resumes. Read More...

Google working on voice translator phone, redefining synergy

Okay, so Google has this expansive online translation service, which we all know, use, and sometimes even love. Google also has its own branded phone, with a voice recognition function that we frankly adore. So what’s a brave new age company with bottomless pockets to do but try to splice the two together into some kind of omnilingual instant translator? Speech-to-speech translation — long the exclusive plaything of fanciful sci-fi writers — is said Read More...

Corsair readying Nova and Reactor 2.5-inch SSDs for release

Corsair has kept quiet on the SSD front here recently, but it looks as if it’s about to ruffle a few feathers with two new laptop-centric drives. Fudzilla has dug up pricing information on two heretofore unreleased solid state drives from the company, with the 64GB / 128GB Nova and 60GB / 120GB Reactor both featuring the Indilinx Barefoot controller, MLC NAND and at least 64MB of cache. The Nova series is purportedly capable of Read More...

etc: Feel like catching up on your back catalog? Amazon is offering buy two get one free pricing on Xbox 360 platinum hits for a limited time, while supplies last.

Feel like catching up on your back catalog? Amazon is offering buy two get one free pricing on Xbox 360 platinum hits for a limited time, while supplies last.

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Microsoft loses ads on Facebook, expands Bing search deal

Microsoft and Facebook have ended their advertising deal in which the software giant sold display ads on the social network, while at the same time expanding their search relationship. The announcement comes as a major Facebook redesign is being rolled out gradually to users.

Microsoft will continue to sell search advertising for Facebook, but the social network will take over the selling of its own display advertisements in the US (it began taking over international sales Read More...

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