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We are now running on a beta version of Complains.sg, a place to speak your heart out on the experiences you had with the products or services that you have gone through (good or bad).

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Warning: Fake IE 7 download

Thanks to BAK2u Yahoo!Groups members that wrote in to inform us about this fake email that been circulating around for the past 6 hours in the internet.

Emails from 'Admin@microsoft.com' (see image) are sent to various BAK2u.com customers with an embedded image to download the IE brower Beta 2. When clicked it opens up a new webpage but pop up a exe file to be downloaded.

Beware it is not a genuine download!

Coming soon: X-rated online games

The adult entertainment industry is on the verge of making online gaming sexier at a time when mainstream publishers are fighting a political and cultural war over erotic content, a Reuters report said.

The controversial topic would be the subject of a conference in San Francisco, where many of the growing industry's big names would gather, the report said.

Reuters quoted a certain “Jezebel,” a telephone sex business owner and operator of the virtual Bareback Bordello in RedLightCenter.com, as saying that “this is the newest industry and the oldest industry in the world coming together.”

Like popular games such as “World of Warcraft” and “Second Life,” Utherverse's RedLightCenter was an online universe that could support thousands of players, the report said.

The report said that unlike mainstream games, where virtual sex happened in areas apart from the main thrust of play, RedLightCenter started with sex.

The majority of video game sales in the country came from console and handheld game sales, the report said.

Hardware makers Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo had long declined to license development software to game makers whose titles included sexual content, according to the report.

Still, sex had been the hot-button issue for the $12.6-billion video game industry since its ratings board last summer slapped an “Adults Only 18+” label on Take-Two Interactive Software's best-selling “Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas” game, the report further said.

No force feed for China Mobile Standard

Beijing appears to be favoring a homegrown next-generation mobile phone standard for its market, but should let carriers make their own choice, a US trade official, quoted by an Associated Press report, said.

The Associated Press report said the appeal by Franklin Lavin, undersecretary of commerce for international trade, came amid reports China is pressing carriers to adopt its standard to boost its technology industries.

"We do see signs that China intends to tilt the playing field to a national standard, even if customers favor an international system," Lavin was quoted as saying. China is the world's biggest mobile phone market with 461 million phones, and decisions about standards could have far-reaching effects on the equipment market, the report said.

The report said China is promoting 3G standard to reduce reliance on foreign technology and create opportunities for Chinese telecoms companies.

US trade officials said last year that China had promised to let carriers make their own choice.

Chinese carriers are reluctant to use the Chinese system, TD-SCDMA, saying it doesn't work as well as foreign systems known as W-CDMA and cdma2000, according to Chinese news reports.

But industry experts say Beijing is still pressing carriers to use its standard alongside the international rivals, the report said.

Popuri shows lots of stats for your site

From http://techchee.com

Popuri is making use of the web 2.0 concept. Which all the stats data are borrowed from other stats service providers. Furthermore, it uses the Ajax technology, which makes querying the stats bring no page refresh. What I like is it’s got the little Firefox spinner spinning when the stats data is being loaded. Similar to the idea that I use for building my little “tell-a-friend” page. Unfortunately, Popuri is currently having problems to provide certain stats, such as Technorati inbound links and del.icio.us bookmarks. This is due to the inmence immense amount of requests and got banned by some stats service providers, after TechCrunch made the buzz.

More @ http://techchee.com

Cool! Art of Mobile Web Surfing

n the battle to create a better mobile Internet experience, a small start-up company and offspring of Microsoft Corp., is taking a game-like approach to browsing the Web on a cellphone.

Split off from Microsoft's research labs, the new venture, ZenZui, today announced plans for a downloadable application that allows users to browse through mobile content such as sports scores, recipes and movie times, navigating through icons with their handset keys. After a trial phase, it will be available for the majority of the U.S. cellphone market by the end of the year.

Source: WSJ

BAK2u - 2nd Trial Verey I (Anti-theft software for Mac)

We been working hard to put in place some of the features recommended to us by the 100 trial users.

We are pleased to launch the 2nd trial on the Verey I, anti-theft software for Mac with the following improvements made:

1. Video capture using iSight

2. Increase max time out time (increases to 100 seconds)

3. Wireless network tracking. Verey now will report nearby wireless network. (This greatly increases the chance of pin pointing where the 'thief' might be)

4. Security and stability problems (especially for those that run a lot of programs upon startup)

5. Will launch after network is available.

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Intel Plans $2.5B Chip Factory in China

Intel Corp. announced Monday it will build a $2.5 billion chip factory in China, giving the U.S. company a bigger presence in the booming Chinese market and boosting Beijing's efforts to attract high-tech investment.

The factory will supply chipsets to customers in China, which Intel expects to be the largest information technology market by the time the facility opens in 2010, Intel CEO Paul Otellini said.

Chipsets are computer chips that connect a microprocessor to other system components.

Reflecting China's growing importance as a high-tech market, the facility in the northeastern city of Dalian will be Intel's first factory in Asia to fabricate wafers, the thin silicon platters on which dozens of chips are etched. It will boost the Santa Clara, Calif.-based company's investments in China to $4 billion.

PS3 PAL launch - a flop or not?

There has been a lot of talk about the Sony Playstation 3 launch. Much of the focus has been on the especially embarrassing Australian launch, where reportedly the press outnumbered the fans. But really, should Sony be concerned?

Do we have midnight launches for new Blu-ray disc players? Is there supposed to be a party with radio personalities when a new media center hits the market? No, then why did we expect much more from the Sony launch of their new entertainment hub?

Many web sites, including the respected game bloggers at Kotaku, gave tongue in cheek reports of the Friday midnight PAL launch of the PS3, the lack of people turning up to the flagship launch was indeed embarrassing for Sony, this was to be the hype starter for a media bombardment foisting new technology into the hearts and wallets of a new gaming generation.

In the UK the PS3 launch was met with trepidation amongst authorities, with police banning the midnight openings at some retailers, and Sony giving away 46" HD TVs in oxford street to surprisingly sparse crowds...more

Poll: The Honest Question

Poll held in BAK2u 'Media' page

Mauritius - BAK2u softwares available in new shop!

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Australia BAK2u Softwares Packagings

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Palm reports 61% drop in earnings!

Mar 23, 2007

Palm reported a 61% drop in its third-quarter profits as speculation of a buyout continued to swirl, an Associated Press report said.

The Associated Press report said sales of the company's Treo smart phones reached record levels, but increased costs, $5.7 million in stock-based compensation, and $3.7 million in acquisition-related charges hurt Palm's bottom line.

The report said for the three months ended March 2, the company earned $11.8 million on revenue of $410.5 million. In the year-ago period, Palm earned $29.9 million on sales of $388.5 million.

Excluding stock-based compensation and other one-time items, Palm said it would have earned $16.5 million, compared with $19.8 million, in the year-ago period, the report said.

The report said Palm, whose profits quintupled to $336 million in fiscal 2006, saw its income and revenue take a sharp drop last fall as it faced some execution problems and an onslaught of new competition from deep-pocketed rivals.

But Treo sales jumped 23% to a record high of $354 million in the fiscal third quarter, the company said.

The report further said rumors of a potential Palm sale rose in recent months as its competition stiffened and news of the company hiring Morgan Stanley to explore its strategic options surfaced.

BenQ chief resigns over difficulties in Germany

The chairman of BenQ offered his resignation on over losses caused by the company's inability to make its former German mobile phone subsidiary profitable, an InfoWorld Daily report said.

The report said BenQ's board of directors refused to accept the offer, however, demanding that he remain in his role and turn the company around.

K.Y. Lee offered to resign over losses suffered after the Taiwanese company's acquisition, then disposal, of the mobile phone arm of Siemens, which operated for about a year under the name BenQ Mobile.

BenQ Mobile filed for bankruptcy last September after BenQ announced it would stop investing in it, then a few weeks ago the German administrator dealing with the case said the company would be split up and sold after attempts to find a buyer failed, the report said...more

Apple TV now shipping!

Apple has begun shipping its Apple TV set-top box which allows multimedia content such as movies, TV shows, music, photos and podcasts on a PC or Mac to be viewed on a widescreen TV.

Connectivity includes HDMI, component video, analog and optical audio for the TV and either Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11b/g/n) or Fast Ethernet to the PC.

The Apple TV is designed to operate in conjunction with iTunes on a PC allowing users to browse and access their media library away from the computer using the included Apple remote control. Content can be synced from the PC onto the device's 40GB hard drive or can be streamed directly from up to five computers.

"Apple TV is like a DVD player for the Internet age-providing an easy and fun way to play all your favorite iTunes content from your PC or Mac on your widescreen TV," said Philip Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing. "Apple TV allows you to wirelessly play your content from your PCs or Macs using your existing Wi-Fi network as well as the newest and fastest version of Wi-Fi 802.11n."..more

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From Jonathan.

Sales of Palm?

Speculation of a buyout of Palm heightened after an industry online publication reported a deal could occur this week.

The maker of Treo smart phones and handheld computers hired investment banker Morgan Stanley a few weeks ago to explore its strategic options, including a possible sale, according to a person familiar with the situation.

Now, according to Unstrung.com, Morgan Stanley wants to close a deal by the time Palm releases its fiscal third-quarter results this week.

Citing unnamed sources, the business news Web site focusing on the wireless communications industry said the potential buyers included cell phone makers Nokia and Motorola, and private equity firms Texas Pacific Group and Silver Lake Partners.

Representatives of Morgan Stanley, Motorola, Texas Pacific Group and Silver Lake Partners all declined to comment on the report. Nokia did not immediately return a phone call seeking comment.

Marlene Somsak, a spokeswoman for Palm, also would not comment on the report except to reiterate that the company "is focused on growing its business."..more

1 million pirated discs raided by sniffer dogs

From Jonathan, Australia

Lucky find in Malaysia: one million pirated discs

A whiff of plastic led sniffer dogs in Malaysia to a cache of about one million pirated game and movie discs with a street value of roughly $3 million, film industry officials said on Tuesday.

The fake DVDs were hidden along with replicating machines and other tools on four floors of an office building in the southern city of Johor Baru, neighboring Singapore.

The find was the first major success for Lucky and Flo, two female black Labradors deployed last week as part of Malaysia's

battle on illegal recordings of music and movies, said Neil Gane, an official of the Motion Picture Association.

"Lucky and Flo were able to sniff under the doors -- all the doors were locked, and many of them had metal grilles," Gane told Reuters.

"If they smelt polycarbonate, they would sit down. Then the officials used metal grinders and bolt cutters to open the doors."

Malaysia, which figures on a U.S. watch list on piracy, has dramatically stepped up efforts to rein in copyright pirates as it negotiates a free-trade pact with the United States.

The dogs are being given a month's trial by Malaysian officials in a joint effort with the Motion Picture Association, which groups six major Hollywood film companies.

First checks of computers found in the raid appeared to show they were used to host a Web site selling illegal recordings to customers in Singapore and other countries.

At least six people were detained in the raid, Gane said...more

Nokia hurls new patent suit against Qualcomm

Nokia has filed complaints against wireless technology company Qualcomm Inc. in Germany and the Netherlands, an Associated Press report said.

The Associated Press report said Nokia is requesting declarations that Qualcomm's European patents are exhausted concerning products sold in the European Union with a Qualcomm license.

If Nokia's claim succeeds, Qualcomm would be prevented in Europe from enforcing its patents in relation to Nokia handsets incorporating Texas Instruments chipsets, the report said.

Qualcomm makes money from selling chips and by collecting licensing fees from Nokia and other wireless equipment manufacturers. It is embroiled in several legal and trade disputes with Nokia, and their current licensing agreement expires April 9, the report said.

The complaints were filed in the Regional Court of Mannheim, Germany, and in the Hague District Court, the Netherlands, the report said...more

Sit on me and hear me out! Pyramat Sound Rocker

Are you sitting comfortably? Good, because once you've read about the incredible Pyramat Sound Rocker you're going to be spending even more time sitting on your backside.

That's because this state-of-the-art gaming seat lets you hear and feel the action from your video games, music and movies like never before.

Thanks to three integrated speakers, the ergonomically designed Pyramat will transport you into a bone-shaking world of crash-bang-wallop sonics that make you feel like you're actually in the game. Swathed in soft PVC, it's also an incredibly comfortable place to park your rear during marathon gaming sessions.

Twin 8 watt speakers in the Pyramat's headrest and a powerful 30 watt subwoofer located directly beneath your backside cause every bullet, blast and boot of the ball to pulsate around your entire body - something that has to be experienced to be believed! .. more

CBS shoots the NCAA to YouTube

Bringing March Madness to the online video forefront, CBS today announced a new advertising partnership with Pontiac to bring NCAA game highlights to YouTube.

Though CBS already has an official channel on YouTube, today it unveiled a new channel, under the username "cbsncaatourney". Game clips and highlights will be uploaded "in near real time" according to a press release.

"This year, CBS Sports and YouTube will expand on the success of March Madness on Demand reaching sports fans everywhere, on all levels across all media, making the fan the real winner as we enter this Tournament," said CBS News and Sports president Sean McManus...more

Halo 3 - THREE New editions

Microsoft is going to launch three editions of “Halo 3″ when it launches this fall. If you want your own Spartan helmet case, you’ll have to pay $129.99 for it. Whew.

Here’s the release:

Microsoft Game Studios and Bungie Studios today confirmed the first exciting details of the three editions of this year’s most anticipated video game release, “Halo 3.” Gamers will have their choice of Standard Edition, Limited Edition and the ultimate collector’s item, the Legendary Edition.

The Legendary Edition ($129.99 U.S. ERP*) will be released in limited quantities and arrive in a highly collectible Spartan helmet case that no hardcore “Halo” fan should be without, along with two bonus disks full of supplemental content.

The first disk will provide exclusive, behind-the-scenes footage and videos, including a high-definition “Making of ‘Halo 3’” documentary showcasing the Bungie team and its effort to create the most anticipated title in the industry’s history; numerous high-definition featurettes documenting the creative design processes involved in developing the game; and even a look at some early game concepts and their evolution through the game’s development.

The disk will also include an audio-visual calibration tool, never before seen on a video game and custom designed by the “Halo 3” graphics and audio team to make the most of fans’ high-definition home theaters, for the ultimate “Halo 3” and Xbox 360™ audio and video performance....more

Google adopts tighter privacy rules on search services

Google is adopting new privacy measures to make it more difficult to connect online search requests with the people making them, a thorny issue that provoked a showdown with the US government last year, an Associated Press report said.

The Associated Press report said under the new revisions, Google promised to wrap a cloak of anonymity around the vast amounts of information that the firm regularly collects about its millions of users around the world.

Google believes it can provide more assurances of privacy by removing key pieces of identifying information from its system every 18 to 24 months, the report said...more

Viacom sues YouTube for US$1 Billion

SpongeBob has YouTube soaked in hot water.

A little more than a month after Viacom demanded that YouTube remove all content obtained from Viacom-owned cable networks such as Nickelodeon and Comedy Central, the media conglomerate sued the site and parent company Google Tuesday for more than $1 billion, claiming they are guilty of "massive intentional copyright infringement of Viacom's entertainment properties."

The lawsuit also seeks an injunction barring Google and YouTube from any further copyright violations, claiming that almost 160,000 clips have already been illegally posted on YouTube, where they've been viewed more than 1.5 billion times.

According to a 27-page complaint filed in a Manhattan federal court, YouTube failed to take "reasonable precautions" to block the rampant posting of copyrighted material and instead deliberately amassed clips from popular series such as The Daily Show and SpongeBob SquarePants to draw traffic to the site...more

Dreamworks Going All 3D in 2009

DreamWorks Animation plans to release all its pics in 3-D starting in 2009 reports Variety.

Their Summer 2009 release "Monsters vs. Aliens" starts production this spring and will be made with 3-D in mind from the outset. Studio will produce two versions, with a standard version for nondigital screens, DVD and TV.

Fox will release the James Cameron-helmed "Avatar" in 3-D in 2009, and Disney will put "Meet the Robinsons" on about 600 digital 3-D screens this month.

There are just over 500 digital 3-D screens in the U.S., but that's expected to expand to several thousand by 2009.

Source: http://www.darkhorizons.com/news07/070313h.php

[IT Show] Discount on Anti-theft software

Due to overwhelming responses during the IT Show 2007, we understand that some customers were not able to get their CDs on the spot.

We like to inform all that that we are giving a S$5.00 discount and free postage of the Anti-theft software for Windows Laptops and Computers for those that ordered.

Also any customers that order online via email from last Friday till end of this March, will also get to enjoy a S$5.00 off with free postage (Singapore only).

Original price: S$55.00 (No subscription, one time purchase)
Post-IT Show: S$50.00* (free postage - Singapore only)

Order via email or contact us

* Payment via ATM, Bank Transfer or Paypal available.

Details of PCMapper Anti-theft software:
http://www.bak2u.com/laptop.php

Sony unveils virtual PlayStation world

Sony pulled another rabbit out of its hat when it revealed a new freebie for PlayStation 3 owners - an online, 3D virtual world in which gamers can hang out and communicate with each other.

The announcement almost created a public relations disaster for the games console market leader, which went to enormous lengths last week to keep it under wraps.

Demonstrating the service - dubbed PlayStation Home - at the Game Developer's Conference (GDC) in San Francisco, Sony worldwide studios president Phil Harrison said he expected the free download for the PS3 to be available from August.

The virtual world, which is uncannily similar to Second Life, will help take the sting out of the PS3's $1200 price and delayed March 23 release date...more

Windows Mobile devices - Daylight Saving Time 2007 Download

With the new energy laws going into effect this year, Daylight Savings Time (DST) is now starting earlier and ending later. That means DST now starts on the second Sunday in March and ends on the first Sunday in November. Previously it began on the first Sunday in April and ended on the last Sunday in October.

The problem is that after the DST dates change on this Sunday, March 11, 2007, Windows Mobile devices can't update their clocks for the affected time zones correctly without a software update.

What's more, your Windows Mobile device might not display correct time zone information for certain time periods during the year, and that may cause you to sync incorrect data to your Mac. You could be one hour early or late for your appointments. Anyone doing business in North America should apply a patch to make sure your Pocket PC will make the switch on the correct date.

Download here

BAK2u website update (Anti-theft for laptops)

We are in the midst of updating our website BAK2u.com with 2 new products, Anti-theft software for Mac and Windows laptops and computers.

Both products will be opened for preorder soon.

BAK2u.com

Got Lost? Take a photo of building and Microsoft directs you.

Microsoft Research TechFest is the world's largest software maker's chance to show off the talent of its 750 global researchers, who are working on problems ranging from how to use sensors in medical science to how to view high-definition pictures through a Web browser.

The technologies and products on display are at various stages of development. Some are ready to be incorporated into existing products, while others are years away from finding the right application to utilize the technology.

The map-search technology required Microsoft to get millions of street-level pictures of Seattle's buildings and landmarks. Those pictures were added to a database and indexed by distinguishing features that can be cross referenced to pictures sent in by users.

Increasingly sophisticated mobile phones are becoming a popular device to search for maps, directions and other local information and Microsoft said the service is a logical next step.

"When you are using a mobile phone, then inputting text can sometimes be difficult. So we decided to make the camera the input," said Xing Xie, a Microsoft researcher who was demonstrating the technology.

The service is still being tested at Microsoft and releasing the product on a wide scale could prove challenging since the company would need databases full of pictures of buildings in every city.

Other interesting demonstrations included a new Web security application that prevents automated computers from exploiting Internet sites with a quiz to distinguish whether the animal in a picture is a cat or a dog.

It would replace current verification systems that require users to look at an image of garbled text and type out a word or a series of numbers and letter.

Microsoft researcher John Doucher said it is easy for humans to decipher a cat from a dog, but computers running image-reading software often have trouble. This application is ready for use and available for Web developers at asirra.com.

Microsoft also showed off a new type of answering machine. Instead of a conventional machine that displays the number of messages, Microsoft's "Bubble board" displays the messages in floating bubbles on a touch-screen monitor with the caller's picture inside.

Unlike current answering machines that play messages in chronological order, the Bubble board allows the user to choose whose message to hear first by touching the caller's message bubble.

BAK2u.com distributor (Mauritius)

BAK2u is proud to appoint BAK2Me Mauritius Ltd as the exclusive distributor for the country, Mauritius.

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Movie Firms Working on Digital Film System

Tired of being turned away at the theater box office when a movie's sold out? Unhappy there's no art-house theater in your neighborhood to cater to your hoity-toity theatrical tastes?

Those days could be ending, say representatives of Universal Pictures, Warner Bros. Entertainment and a company called Digital Cinema Implementation Partners.

The three are working on a new digital film delivery system that, if successful, could give theater operators the flexibility to put a popular movie on an extra screen as quickly as the demand for it arises. At the same time, theater operators could boot out a surprise stinker and even book in for a day or two an art-house film with a small but devoted audience.

"Our goal really is to have the easiest, fastest, most reliable, most cost-effective content delivery technique possible to the theaters we represent," said Travis Reid, Chief Executive of Digital Cinema Implementation Partners, which is working with Warner Bros. and Universal.

The process, still in the early stages of development, would use satellite and broadband delivery systems to beam digital films directly to theaters, rather than have them copied onto hard drives and delivered by hand, as for the most part they are now, said Darcy Antonellis, Warner Bros.' executive vice president for distribution and technology.

That kind of rapid delivery, Reid said, would allow theater operators the flexibility to economically market niche films that could be shown for just a day or two to a targeted audience. It would also allow operators to quickly find more screens for surprise hits.

"We believe that if we can make that a very efficient process, very fast, they'll be able to respond to audience demands more," he said.

Beaming an encrypted version of a digital film directly to the theater should also cut down on film piracy and bootlegging, Antonellis said, by eliminating the number of opportunities for people to get their hands on the movie as it is transit.

DCIP is owned equally by the Regal, AMC and Cinemark theater chains, which have 14,000 screens in North America. The new system would be available to those and other interested theater operators, Reid and Antonellis said. About 2,200 U.S. theater screens currently show digital films.

Officials with the venture wouldn't offer a date by which they hope to have the system in place or give a cost estimate.

"I think the latter part of this year we'll likely be doing some testing," said Antonellis. "Our hope is as things progress and ... as the projectors roll out there will be a lot more activity."

LG Tops World CDMA Phone Sales for Two Straight Years

LG Electronics announced that it ranked atop the CDMA phone sales in 2006 again following in 2005, quoting the world mobile phone market report 2006 recently released by Strategy Analytics, a market research firm.

The paper said that LG sold 38.5 million units of CDMA mobile phones in 2006, accounting for 22.3% of market share. Up next was Motorola which posted 31.2 million units or 18.1% of market share and Samsung came in third place with 25.6 million units of sales or 14.9% of market share. Nokia followed Samsung with annual sales of 18 million units or 10.4% of market share.

LG also ranked first in annual CDMA phone sales in 2003 when it sold 21.3 million units, taking up 21.6% of market share, and in 2005 when the sales reached 30.4 million units. LG attributed the good results to the success of Chocolate phone and EnV phone in the U.S. market.

In addition, LG said that a result of NPD Group, a market researcher, showed that four out of ten best-selling mobile phones in the U.S. were made by LG. Three were from Nokia and two were from Motorola, said the mobile phone maker.

Australia: Credit cards online purchase

We are pleased to share that BAK2u's distributor, Anti-theft.net.au Australia provides online purchase via credit cards.

Xbox 360 memory grows

Microsoft on Monday announced plans to offer a 512-megabyte memory unit for the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system. It also plans to increase the official size limit of Xbox Live Arcade games from 50MB to 150MB. Microsoft plans to sell the 512MB Memory Unit, available worldwide beginning April 3, for $49.99 in North America.

The unit will come preloaded with the Xbox Live Arcade game "Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved," from developer Bizarre Creations, for a limited time, Microsoft said. The original 64MB Memory Unit will simultaneously drop in price from $39.99 to $29.99.

Source:
http://news.zdnet.com/2110-9595_22-6164183.html

Judge says Microsoft did not infringe on Alcatel-Lucent patent

Speech coding technology used in several Microsoft applications does not infringe on an Alcatel-Lucent patent, a US federal judge, quoted by an Associated Press report said.

The Associated Press report said the summary judgment from a US District Court judge in San Diego dismissed Alcatel-Lucent's claim that Microsoft's Windows Media Player, NetMeeting and Messenger programs call on its patented speech pattern analysis technology.

The case was set to be heard later this month, the report added.

Alcatel-Lucent said it plans to appeal the decision...more

YouTube: CNBC Interview on BAK2u.com

Originally we have the video on our server but due to the high hits, we uploaded to YouTube for better viewing.

iPhone interface on a PocketPC Phone

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