High Tech Computer Corp.

HTC Intros WiMax'd Smartphone
Unstrung | 55 days 20 hours 4 minutes ago
High Tech Computer Corp. (HTC) (Taiwan: 2498 - message board) is known for its cutting-edge smartphones, and it's continuing that trend with the release of a Windows Mobile handset that's capable of using WiMax.

EETimes.com - Forecast: Healthcare, wireless may still thrive in 2009
Electronic Engineering Times (Asia) | 21 days 22 hours 44 minutes ago
PORTLAND, Ore. While almost all segments of the electronics industry will be flat or decline in 2009, a few exceptions are possible, according to an industry survey.

Huawei Says Aye, Android in 2009
Light Reading | 24 days 50 minutes ago
Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. is planning to release its first Android handset next year after joining the Open Handset Alliance last week. (See Open Handset Alliance Names New Members.)

Who will click with President 2.0?
Globe and Mail (Toronto), The | 49 days 13 hours 19 minutes ago
Not since former vice-president Al Gore “invented” the Internet has technology been as hot a talking point in the corridors of power in Washington.

WHO WILL CLICK WITH PRESIDENT 2.0?
Globe and Mail (Toronto), The | 49 days 8 hours 12 minutes ago
Not since former vice-president Al Gore "invented" the Internet has technology been as hot a talking point in the corridors of power in Washington.

How Well Do You Know ... Digital Entertainment?
Wall Street Journal, The | 31 days 13 hours 51 minutes ago
Digital technology emerged to make people more productive, but it quickly became apparent that it could be entertaining and fun as well. Ever since, the worlds of entertainment and technology have been intertwined.Do you know what Web sites are most likely to be blocked by employers because they distract employees? Or what B-list celebrity has an unlikely gig as an online rapper? Test your knowledge of technology's entertaining side.

Marvell leads tech sector rally as market advances - MarketWatch
MarketWatch | 65 days 3 hours 31 minutes ago
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -Technology stocks jumped at the opening bell on Tuesday as the broader market turned positive with the end of the U.S. presidential campaign.

Austin aims to become U.S. 'Clean Energy Capital'
Seattle Post-Intelligencer | 35 days 12 hours 59 minutes ago
Austin, Texas, is hoping to recreate its 1980s success at becoming a high-tech business hub, but this time it's shooting for the title of America's Clean Energy Capital. A consortium of businesses, the city-owned utility and environmentalists said Wednesday they plan to make the city's power grid a model of "green" energy and a test bed for new and emerging technologies.

Austin wants to be green energy capital
Houston Chronicle | 35 days 12 hours 31 minutes ago
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Ford Hopes Fusion Hybrid Can Help Remake Brand
Wall Street Journal, The | 1 day 20 hours 29 minutes ago
The 2010 Ford Fusion hybrid is the kind of car that President-elect Barack Obama and many members of Congress want Detroit's auto makers build. But consumers may not fully appreciate this car and others like it without a lot of effort.Ford is promoting the Fusion hybrid, which goes on sale this spring, as "America's most fuel efficient mid-size car" with a government mileage rating of 41 miles per gallon in the city and 36 on the highway.

Tech Shares May Fall Further
Wall Street Journal, The | 43 days 7 hours 34 minutes ago
SAN FRANCISCO -- Shares of technology companies have lost roughly half their value since worries about the economy began wracking the market earlier this year. If past downturns are any indication, they still may have 18 months and another 50% to fall.Intel Corp. has lost 50% since the end of October 2007, when the overall stock market peaked. Despite that drop, the chip giant has held up better than other tech luminaries. Internet leader Google Inc. is down 64%, mobile phone maker Nokia Corp...