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Nintendo Wii outsells Sony PS3 5-fold

Retail sites get 25% of traffic from search engines

Teacher granted new trial over porn charges

Sharp sues HannStar over display patents

New flexible displays creep closer to market

Nokia Siemens wins network upgrade deal from BSNL

Yahoo opens up Panama search

Nanotech creeps into 500 'everyday' products

New UMPCs on show at Computex

Space elevator firm fails to take off

Xandros Linux signs up for Microsoft patent protection

Thursday, 7th June 2007

Headlines

	Computex: Intel touts mobile future
	Nintendo Wii outsells Sony PS3 5-fold
	Retail sites get 25% of traffic from search engines
	Teacher granted new trial over porn charges
	Sharp sues HannStar over display patents
	New flexible displays creep closer to market
	Nokia Siemens wins network upgrade deal from BSNL
	Yahoo opens up Panama search
	Nanotech creeps into 500 'everyday' products
	New UMPCs on show at Computex
	Space elevator firm fails to take off
	Xandros Linux signs up for Microsoft patent protection

Good morning,

Intel touts the importance of mobilisation in its future roadmap, according to reports from ITnews’ sister publication, CRN, direct from Computex in Taiwan.

Meanwhile, possible bad news for the local Sony subsidiary comes from Japan, with game magazine publisher, Enterbrain, reporting that Nintendo Co's Wii game console outsold Sony Corp's PlayStation 3 by more than five to one in Japan last month.

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Hardware

Computex: Intel touts mobile future
CRN's roving reporter Trevor Treharne checks out why Mobilisation is key according to chip giant, Intel.
By Trevor Treharne

Hardware

Nintendo Wii outsells Sony PS3 5-fold
TOKYO - Nintendo Co's Wii game console outsold Sony Corp's PlayStation 3 by more than five to one in Japan last month, Japanese game magazine publisher Enterbrain said, casting a shadow over a turnaround in Sony's game business.
By Staff Writers

IT Services

Retail sites get 25% of traffic from search engines
GLOBAL - One-word searches, including domain and URL searches, accounted for 23.7 per cent of search terms sending traffic to shopping and classified web sites, Hitwise reported.
By K.C. Jones

Government/Law

Teacher granted new trial over porn charges
A Supior Court judge has ordered a retrial in the case against a former teacher who was convicted for having porn images on her adware-infected computer.
By Tom Sanders

Hardware

Sharp sues HannStar over display patents
TOKYO - Japan's Sharp Corp, the world's third-largest maker of LCD televisions, sued Taiwan's HannStar Display Corp for alleged violations of four patents covering liquid crystal displays (LCDs).
By Staff Writers

Hardware

New flexible displays creep closer to market
TAIPEI - Consumers hoping to enjoy their favourite comics or Harry Potter book in digital form could soon have a flexible alternative to clunky laptop computers.
By Baker Li

Hardware

Nokia Siemens wins network upgrade deal from BSNL
HELSINKI - Mobile telecoms equipment firm, Nokia Siemens Networks, has won a contract to upgrade the network of Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL), the Finnish-German joint venture said on Wednesday.
By Staff Writers

IT Services

Yahoo opens up Panama search
USA - Yahoo is making its Panama search engine technology available to third parties.
By Iain Thomson

Applications

Nanotech creeps into 500 'everyday' products
GLOBAL - The number of consumer products using nanotechnology has more than doubled from 212 to 475 in the past 14 months, researchers revealed today.
By Robert Jaques

Hardware

New UMPCs on show at Computex
TAIWAN - Despite a poor reception for the first generation of Ultra Mobile PCs (UMPCs), manufacturers are back in force with new and updated models at the Computex trade show which opened today in Taiwan.
By Simon Burns

Hardware

Space elevator firm fails to take off
USA - The first company to try to make a business from space elevators looks to be in financial trouble.
By Iain Thomson

Security

Xandros Linux signs up for Microsoft patent protection
GLOBAL - Microsoft has unveiled a partnership with Linux vendor Xandros that mimics the controversial Novell deal.
By Tom Sanders