Some time ago, Empire, a British studio received some bids for the acquisition of the studio. They even said that they are in “advanced discussions” with one bidder. Now we can tell you almost for sure that the bidder is SCi, the same that bought Eidos some time ago.

After a 38% profit drop in the first quarter of 2006, from $2.18 billion a year ago to $1.35 billion this year, Intel starts looking for solutions.

Apple has been quite busy lately in patenting different ideas like using one’s finger in order to navigate a user interface and substitute mouse and keyboard.

Sona Mobile, a leading provider of wireless software to the financial services, enterprise, entertainment and gaming markets, announced today that it is launching the first-ever BlackBerry Media Player.

Starting today, Cingular Wireless customers will benefit from McAfee solutions for business-oriented devices.

IBM is working on QEDwiki project in order to help out with the end-user programming.

After Microsoft bought Lionhead, it seems that the Redmond giant is after another firm.

Located in Paju, South Korea, the new LG factory has all that needs to start working. There will be produced the 7th generation of LCD.

It was last week when the Chinese President Hu Jinato made an official visit to the US.

How about if you would have 16GB in your wallet? Now with the U510 from PQI, all it’s possible.

Yahoo pulled out on the market a new DVR solution called “Go for TV”.

Samsung Electronic announced that it grabbed a major MP3 chip design win at Apple Computer. The runner-up was Portal Player Inc.

As we told you in a previous news, Seagate was preparing us a surprise. The 750 GB HDD.

The search giant’s popular homepage ran an ad for the open-source web browser Firefox.

ComVu, a leading company in the personal mobile video broadcasting industry, today announced the world’s first live video broadcasting from a 3G camera phone direct to the DVB-H (Digital Video Broadcasting – Handheld) network.

Alcatel and its partners welcome the decision of the French Agency for Industrial Innovation’s (AII) Steering Committee to support the “Unlimited Mobile TV” program.

According to a McAfee SiteAdvisor, 97% of the users are just one step away of being infected with Spyware and Adware.

Microsoft has announced its intentions of launching the new version of Longhorn, the Windows Server operating system in the second half of 2007.

Skype and Angel.com get together for a better Skype. And this thanks to a new strategic alliance between the two partners.

HP was chosen by MySQL AB to offer new services for MySQL database software.

The Scan Engine designed by Symantec has problems.

Windows Genuine Advantage is a pilot program from Microsoft meant to notify users of counterfeit versions of the operating system.

I’m sure that you at least heard about HyperTransport. HyperTransport obtained instant fame when AMD picked up the bus protocol for the Athlon 64 and Opteron series processors. The bus is one of the industry’s most open and fastest available already, but 3.0 adds dozens of new features and increased bandwidth.

VMware announced the Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Alliance.

Nokia has been very active these days and has announced three more phones from the N series. These are N72, N73 and N93.