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Advanced Software Bundle Ushers Consumers into New Era of HD Digital Scrapbooking. - - Long Beach, CA .-To the delight of creative consumers and professional authoring providers, Pioneer Electronics (U...

SAN FRANCISCO -- Hewlett-Packard Co. reports its fiscal second-quarter numbers after the market closes Tuesday. Below is a summary of key developments and analyst opinion about the period.

(Telecompaper) The European Commission has selected Inmarsat and Solaris Mobile to provide mobile satellite services across Europe. The services, such as high-speed internet access, mobile television and radio or emergency communications, will be provided over a specifically reserved spectrum. Mobile satellite services (MSS) are expected to offer wireless communications to millions of EU consumers and businesses with portable terminals carried by a person or mounted on a car or a ship. They can also help bridge the digital divide in the availability of high-speed internet coverage by reaching rural and less populated regions. Member states now have to ensure that Inmarsat Ventures and Solaris Mobile have the right to use the specific radio frequencies identified in the Commission's decision and the right to operate their respective mobile satellite systems. These providers have to be authorised to use their satellite systems all over Europe for 18 years from the selection decision.

Hewlett-Packard said Thursday that the company would recall approximately 70,000 notebook PC batteries because of a risk of overheating.

Hewlett-Packard and its Compaq business unit said Thursday that the company would recall approximately 70,000 notebook PCs because of a risk that the battery could overheat

Thursday, May 14, 2009 Tanner EDA Attends 7th Annual MEMS Symposium in San Jose, California, May 14, 2009-Highlights Include Customer Success Stories and Demonstrations of MEMS Design Software Market Wire SAN JOSE, CA, May 13, 2009 -- Who: Tanner EDA, the world leader in PC-based analog, mixed-signal and MEMS circuit design software, will talk ...

miller60 writes 'A Japanese company called Freebit has released ServersMan, an app that turns the iphone into a web server. It debuted in Japan in February, has now been launched in the US, and is being touted as a 'Personal Data Center.' Freebit also has a video with additional information on server-enabling your iphone. 'Once the app is installed, PCs on the internet can access the iPhone to upload or download files through a browser or they can use the webDAV protocol. If the PC and the iPhone are on the same network, the PC can connect directly. If they are on separate networks, then FreeBit's VPN software will engage the connection.'' of this story at Slashdot.