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Here's a guide from Jack Ganssle on doing software development in a disciplined way to reduce both errors and the time it takes to complete a project. Part 2: The Seven Step Plan.
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As chip, software and system vendors gather to regale carriers at next week's Mobile World Conference, falling costs and proven viability will give many the courage to declare 2010 the year of the femtocell, and quietly, eagerly, put 2009 behind them.
Apple Inc.'s total costs for the iPad consumer electronics device is less than 50 percent of the proposed retail price, according to iSuppli Corp., giving the OEM ample flexibility on pricing if demand trails expectations when the product debuts in the next few months.
Apple Inc. has not said very much about its A4 processor. But it could represent a battleground for Imagination's PowerVR graphics versus the Mali graphics from local rival ARM.
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