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Given the current sluggish economy, Gartner has issued a revised, lower projection for the global PC market in 2011, with the research firm now saying it will increase 3.8 percent. Shares of Nvidia increased more than 11 percent during trading on Wednesday, apparently fueled by confidence in sales projections for the company's chips, which are used in smartphones and tablets. The man who could be called the grandfather of the modern eBook has died at the age of 64. Michael Hart began the process of digitizing paper books in 1971 as part of an endeavor that became known as Project Gutenberg. The first text to be digitized, the American Declaration of Independence wasn't done in some fancy scanner. Rather Hart typed the Declaration out on his Xerox Sigma V mainframe in his lab at the University of Illinois. After the Declaration came the Bill of Rights, the Constitution, the Bible and then various works of Shakespeare. From there the project grew immensely. It seems as if the sheer dominance of Apple and Samsung has claimed yet another victim in the global smartphone race. Various South Korean news outlets reported on Thursday that LG Electronics has cut around 30 percent of its workforce in its overseas mobile phone division. Korean officials continue to crack down on Google, most recently raiding the Seoul office based on allegations of unfair trade, according to media reports. The Korean Fair Trade Commission raided the Seoul office of Google Inc. in connection with accusations of unfair trade in South Korea's mobile-search-engine market, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing "a person with direct knowledge of the matter." A service launched by Google under the guise of "data liberation" allows users to export files and data from other Google services, and now also includes support for Google Voice. While pirated software has long been an evil that software producers have understood is something they just have to deal with, a new study sheds light on the ever-growing problem. Software companies have been working to avoid the pirating of their products basically since the Internet was born, but in the business sector especially, those efforts have fallen short. Now a new report says pirated software on personal computers is in big boom phase. Today finishes a one week review I've been doing on the new Audi A7. This car has proven to be the best 5 door hatchback I've ever tested but it is also one of the best showcases of automotive technology. This showcase is grounded in the NVIDIA based infotainment system in the car and that largely contributes to what has been a very pleasurable week. However, as I end the week and I'm looking back at what I really liked about the car it is amazing what stands out.
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