Intergraph Corporation presents its Geo-Intelligence Production System (GIPSâ„¢) at the GeoInt 2005 Symposium.

Last week, Amazon.com announced the conclusion of its fulfillment services agreement with drugstore.com, which had been providing fulfillment for a small portion of merchandise in Amazon.com’s Health & Personal Care store.

NVIDIA is working with Hybrid Graphics Ltd. to deliver a one-stop, native-accelerated 3D API stack for mobile phone manufacturers and developers.

Google wants to improve OpenOffice.org and is going to hire programmers to make this happen.

Oracle announced a free database. Oracle Database XE is their response to other open-source databases.

Proposed to be released in the Spring of 2006, the new game console will have a GPU twice as powerful as anything you can get in a gaming PC, and next-generation media storage also included.

Radiance Technologies from Alabama develops WeaponWatch, an intelligent system that is able to detect the gun’s model and exact location with few milliseconds before the bullet hits its target.

A new competitor seems to raise in the online music market and this is SAMSUNG. This area has been dominated by Apple with iTunes.

Nokia announces world’s first commercial solution for managing DVB-H broadcast services.

A request of this kind was rejected by a federal judge from New York. The department of Justice wanted to track cell phones without providing the motives.

Inventor James Larsson thought of a way to use the old VCR. He invented a cat feeder using the VCR’s timer function. Quite nifty…

Well, here it is! It looks like FaceTime Communications discovered yesterday a new worm spreading through AOL’s Instant Messenger.

This solution comes from HotRecorder that converts your iTunes songs into standard MP3 files that can play on any MP3 device.

After a meeting with Microsoft, HP changed its perspectives related to the Blu-ray format. The company hadn’t made serious analysis for two important functions: the mandatory managed copy and the iHD interactive layer.

Vodaphone plans to sell mobile phones through machines similar to the Coca-Cola vending machines.

Motorola and Intel Corporation will collaborate to advance the use of mobile WiMAX technology, based on the proposed IEEE 802.16e standard, for both fixed and wireless broadband applications.

Even-though the sales continues to fall, the manufactures continue to come with new products and new enhancements for them.

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) and Nokia Research Center will collaborate to advance the state of the art in mobile computing and communications technologies.

NVIDIA Corporation and Hybrid Graphics, a Finnish 3D graphics software provider, will deliver a one-stop, native-accelerated 3D API stack for mobile phone manufacturers and developers.

Cogent Communications and Level 3 Communications reached an agreement to prevent future Internet blackouts.

The new Trust USB Speaker Set SP-2970p combines a high quality speaker system with a compact design.

Samsung Electronics has successfully developed of the most efficient multi-channel display driver IC (DDI) for high-resolution LCD panels.

Palm has opened a Research and Development Centre at Swords, Co. Dublin, with the support of Industrial Development Agency Ireland.

Xerox Corporation has launched its multifunction system and a low-cost, high-quality color laser printer, to serve the needs of growing businesses.

The ultra-portable Fujitsu Siemens’ LIFEBOOK P Series has a new member: LIFEBOOK P7120, the successor to the LIFEBOOK P7010.