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When Nokia and Intel held a press conference love-fest a week or so back, the presentations, though heavy on management speak and super, super excitement, were noticeably lacking in any detail whatsoever of actual products and even the vaguest hint of delivery dates.



A firm called Archos claims it is showing the way for netbooks in the future by unveiling a tablet machine running Windows 7, and possibly the Android OS.



Hardware giant Dell has advanced plans to make an Internet capable handheld device which uses the Google Android operating system.





The New York Times ran a spirited little piece yesterday talking about whether Google was a goodie two shoes or a scheming little monopolistic rat.




Opinion - Microsoft seems to have developed an astonishing ability to forget the past with its introduction of Windows 7, an amnesia that is matched only by its long time partner, Intel.



Analyst Opinion - Intel  and Nokia announced a strategic relationship this week, a relationship that would point to a cooperation targeting the development of next-generation communicatiosn devices. The smartphone space is defined by four product vendors and one processor - none of which are currently Intel or Nokia. ARM is the dominant processor technology that is supplied by companies like Marvell, which uses technology that has been picked up up from Intel and Qualcomm. What is the tactical and strategic outlook of this segment, in which only one thing is certain:  Going forward, you'll generally want a smartphone other than the one you actually have.




A survey of the top 100 CEOs in the US shows that they're sadly lacking in the social networking scheme of things.




Opinion - It's almost a truism and it's certainly a tradition that chip giant  Intel has tried many times to diversify its business by making non X86 chips, all to little or no avail.




A man from Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has praised the iPhone 3G S to the heavens and Apple for being upfront about battery life.



The fabrication plant Intel is building at Dalian in China will start operation in 2010, but it won't be using cutting edge process technology.




IBM has managed to retain the No. 1 spot on the Top500 list of supercomputers with its 1.105 petaflop/s Roadrunner system. The Roadrunner, which is currently housed at the DOE's Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), is reportedly the first computer to shatter the formidable petaflop/s Linpack barrier.





Intel is about to announce a major deal to supply Nokia with chips for its range of phones. TG Daily will be covering it live.



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