Silicon Motion Announces Second Quarter Results for the Period Ended June 30, 2010

Second Quarter 2010

4 new phones illustrate the highs and lows of Google Android devices

While Apple has adopted the strategy of a once-a-year nuclear strike on the mobile industry with its annual iPhone unveilings, Google prefers carpet bombing.

Group to define benchmark for deep packet inspection

The Embedded Microprocessor Benchmarking Consortium is developing a benchmark for measuring the performance of deep packet inspection on network processors. The group already has a draft in hand and hopes to have a specification completed by the end of the year.

Best Buy to offer faster mobile broadband

The Richfield-based retailer announced plans to offer 4G service starting next year.

Prosperity Dielectrics to ship 3,000 tons of ceramic dielectric powders in 2010

Passive component maker Prosperity Dielectrics is expected to ship a total of 3,000 tons of ceramic dielectric powders to MLCC makers in 2010, accounting for 11% of the global ceramic dielectric powder market, according to the company.

@sanjaybengani: Also, mbps in connection speed is megabits per second & not megabyte per second. 1 byte = 8 bits

@sanjaybengani: Also, mbps in connection speed is megabits per second & not megabyte per second. 1 byte = 8 bits

Intel confirms light beams can replace electronic signals and move data at 50 billion bits per second (50Gbps). http://dld.bz/pcff #hhlib

Intel confirms light beams can replace electronic signals and move data at 50 billion bits per second (50Gbps). http://dld.bz/pcff #hhlib

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RT @cmairn: Intel confirms light beams can replace electronic signals & move data at 50 billion bits per second (50Gbps) http://dld.bz/pcff

RT @cmairn: Intel confirms light beams can replace electronic signals & move data at 50 billion bits per second (50Gbps) http://dld.bz/pcff

Intel confirms light beams can replace electronic signals and move data at 50 billion bits per second (50Gbps). http://dld.bz/pcff

Intel confirms light beams can replace electronic signals and move data at 50 billion bits per second (50Gbps). http://dld.bz/pcff