Resumo do dia

Segue hoje mais uma edição da subseção dentro da área de notícias, com uma seleção das notícias do dia publicadas na web, com os assuntos mais relevantes e qualitativos do dia:

• Netbooks e ultraportáteis terão forte aumento das…
• Steam Client for OS X Now Available, Valve Throws…
• Marvell to produce 40nm ARM server chips
• Office 2010, SharePoint 2010 launch to businesses
• AMD, Laptops Galore, and the Phenom II X4 960T (RIP)
• Office 2010: Small Changes Make it Alright
• Unity: Nova interface do Ubuntu para netbooks
• AMD 2010 mainstream, ultrathin notebook platforms…
• Microsoft aims for the Cloud with Office 2010
• Steam para Linux confirmado – mais ou menos
• Google Ad Deal Could Get Approval Thanks to Apple…
• [$] What’s new in GCC 4.5?
• Microsoft Office Mobile 2010 Available Right Now
• Fedora 13 release slips
• Metrô SP terá sinalização digital com Linux
• HowTo: Install Memcached With repcached “Built-In…
• Sharp Unveils New 3D Camera Module
• Office 2010 to Launch Today, Microsoft Owns 94 Percent…
• Intel Wireless Display on the Toshiba Satellite E205…
• [12/05] Artigo: Será o fim da computação pessoal de…
• Android 2.2 Tested, Over 5 Times Faster than 2.1 in…
• Sharp announces 3D video camera for mobile devices
• Sharp Develops 3D Camera Module for Mobile Devices
• Estados Unidos são campeões de pirataria de software…
• Mozilla CEO John Lilly announces plans to leave
• Intel: One Million Personal Computers Shipped Daily…
• AMD launches triple- and quad-core notebook CPUs
• Opera Mobile 10 para Maemo: uma experiência em teste
• AMD’s Danube, Nile platforms stream out into 135 laptops
• Google Maps Android update adds location-sharing,…
• Canivete Suíço do Shell disponível para download gratuito
• Moore’s Law Continues: Chip Making at Intel
• Mozilla’s Firefox 4 roadmap: faster, friendlier, more…
• Microsoft, LG team up to promote 3D gaming on Xbox…
• Microsoft launch aims at Google
• Apple offers possible solutions for iPad WiFi problems
• Google and Verizon prep Android-based tablet
• Microsoft Teams with LG Electronics for Stereo 3D…
• RIM to release BlackBerry Storm 3 this year?
• IBM, Intel join OpenPDK; TSMC is missing
• First MEMS gyro smartphone to ship in June; it won’t…
• Samsung to invest $21 billion in green, health businesses
• Fast-boot version of Ubuntu is based on new netbook…
• Sony Introduces Its Smallest, Lightest DSLR Cameras
• Firefox 4 chegará em novembro, com um beta para junho
• Shuttleworth fala sobre a interface Unity e o Ubuntu…
• New AMD CPUs: (Slightly) More Speed for the Same Price
• Playboy goes 3D with naked June centerfold
• Intel Pushes SandyBridge; MeeGo for Atom
• Especificação WirelessHD 1.1 é lançada
• Microsoft Natal to Be Released in October
• Intel’s Otellini: ARM isn’t a threat
• Apple says Android doesn’t threaten the iPhone
• Mozilla discusses Firefox 4 plans, beta ‘could’ be…
• Intel: Big Growth Ahead for PCs—and Beyond
• Firefox 4: fast, powerful, and empowering
• Microsoft Releases Critical Updates For Windows and…
• Adobe’s New Flash DRM Comes with Selective Output…
• How To Check URLs You Don’t Trust
• Microsoft May 2010 Security Bulletin Release
• Murphy’s Law: 5 Reasons Why I Don’t Want Apple’s OSX
• OEMs charged less for Office 2010 if they preload…
• Fast-boot version of Ubuntu is based on new netbook…
• Linus Torvalds no Brasil: LinuxCon 2010 em São Paulo
• Leaked Windows Phone 7 RC1 screen shots show close…
• Opera Mobile 10 on Maemo
• Adobe’s new Flash DRM comes with selective output…
• Adobe Releases Fixes For Shockwave Player, ColdFusion
• Windows 7 Migration Tools Roundup
• Google Maps 4.2 for Android now offers biking directions,…

Boa leitura!