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• 22 December 2009

• News: PC Advisor's IT Company Of The Decade

  The end of the first decade of the 21st Century marks a great time to take stock of a monumental 10 years in technology. Here are PC Advisor's companies of the decade: there can be only one winner.

• News: Mobile device shipments to double by 2015

  2009 will see a total of 1.2 billion mobile devices shipped, including all categories of wireless devices such as mobile phones, MIDs, netbooks, mobile consumer electronics products, and cellular modems.

• 21 December 2009

• News: LG shows world's thinnest LCD TV panel

  LG Display has developed a prototype LCD panel for television sets that's less than a quarter the thickness of the company's current production panels. The new screen could enable TV set makers to produce even thinner flat-panel sets but there are no current plans for mass production.

• News: 9 peculiar patents & troublesome tech trademarks

  Trademarks and patents are a major issue in technology. If you've got a good product name or idea then your first instinct is to protect it.

• 18 December 2009

• News: Intel unveils next-generation PC processors

  Intel yesterday introduced its next-generation of PC processors, including Core i3 and Core i5 processors, that it says could make laptops and desktops faster and more power efficient.

• News: Intel's prospects brighten after tough first half

  Intel is looking to put the economic downturn behind it as PC shipments rise, a company executive said.

• News: The 10 most popular product reviews of 2009

  With more than 4,000 reviews online, literally millions of people visit PCAdvisor.co.uk each month to get expert, impartial advice. But which products do people want to read about the most? Here are PC Advisor's 10 biggest reviews of the year.

• News: Researcher develops free BlackBerry antimalware app

  A security researcher in Asia has created Kisses, a free software application that removes spyware from BlackBerry phones.

• News: Palm opens WebOS developer program to boost sales

  Palm posted another loss for the period ending in November but has plans for boosting its prospects.

• 17 December 2009

• News: nVidia set to produce Tegra, Ion processors

  nVidia will put Tegra and Ion chips in production for launch in the first half next year.

• News: First nVidia Direct X11 chip coming in Q1 2010

  Nvidia brushed off the technology lead that rival AMD built by releasing the first graphics chips to support DirectX 11, saying the release gives AMD only a short-term advantage that won't have a long-term effect on the graphics market.

• 15 December 2009

• News: Seagate launches world's thinnest laptop hard drive

  Seagate has unveiled the Momentus Thin drive, a laptop hard drive, which the company claims, is the world's thinnest.

• News: Epson launches iPhone printing app

  Epson has released an iPhone app that allows photo printing via a Wi-Fi connection. Epson iPrint lets you send photos stored on your phone to any network-capable Epson printer (including a number of printers in the Artisan, Stylus, and WorkForce lines).

• 14 December 2009

• News: World's first '4G' LTE network launches in Scandinavia

  The Samsung USB modem only supports LTE, so TeliaSonera's customers will need to use a second modem - either built into the computer or a separate USB dongle - to access the internet when they are not in an area covered by LTE.

• News: TechCrunch sues Fusion Garage over CrunchPad/JooJoo

  News website TechCrunch last week sued former partner Fusion Garage last week, claiming that the Singaporean start-up used fraud and deceit in a bid to take control of the CrunchPad, a tablet computer developed by the two companies.

• 12 December 2009

• News: 18 most important handheld gaming systems

  The world's first handheld gaming system with interchangeable cartridges , the Milton Bradley Microvision was released 30 years ago.

• 10 December 2009

• News: Intel Larrabee redesign coming next year?

  Intel is likely to give an update on plans for its delayed graphics chip during the third quarter of 2010, an industry analyst said Wednesday.

• News: Acer to build six more Android phones in 2010

  An Acer executive today said that Acer plans to launch as many as six new smartphones with Google's Android mobile operating system in the first half of 2010.

• 08 December 2009

• News: Analysis: Intel Larrabee graphics chip 'not dead'

  Although Intel delayed its first stand-alone graphics processor, code-named Larrabee, the company could use elements of the chip's design and architecture in future products, analysts said on Monday.

• News: Seagate to launch 7mm hard-disk drive at CES

  Seagate is to launch a new hard-disk drive that's 25 percent thinner than current models.

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