TG Daily: BOE-Hydis has developed a new mobile TFT LCD panel, which the company claims provides improved readability under bright sunlit conditions, such as outdoors.

TG Daily: AU Optronics (AUO) announced that AUO and Samsung Electronics have signed a patent cross-license agreement to allow expanded access to the patent portfolios each company holds.

TG Daily: Taiwan will be the top region in terms of LCD glass substrate demand by 2007, accounting for 44% of global demand, according to Eugene A Verdon, president of Corning Display Technologies Taiwan.

TG Daily: Primax Electronics, a leading maker of MFPs (multi-function peripherals) in Taiwan, reportedly received orders for iPod wired radio remote controls from Apple Computer and has begun volume shipments of the products starting this month, according to market sources.

TG Daily: Micro-Star International (MSI) today launched the S262, its first notebook based on Intel’s new Centrino Duo mobile technology, featuring a carbon-fiber cover and a 12.1-inch widescreen LCD display.

TG Daily: The Joint Proposal (JP) Team, representing the final three TGn proposal groups (TGnSync, WWise, and MITMOT), yesterday voted unanimously to adopt the Enhanced Wireless Consortium (EWC) specification, together with several elements developed within the Joint Proposal Team.

TG Daily: From Reuters

TG Daily: Web sites and Internet forums are abuzz with news that a new feature recently added in version 6.0.2 may be communicating information on the song you are listening to Apple, raising privacy concerns from some users.

TechSpot: Levi Strauss, ever the innovative, has announced that it is to provide jeans that are geared toward iPod users. Believe it or not, they are to launch jeans that come with built-in headphones, joystick, and even a docking cradle. For example, the new RedWire DLX line of jeans will have a special ...

TG Daily: Hassleblad has rolled out a 39-megapixel camera back called the H2D-39. The H2D-39 will have a 2.2 OLED display and can save the pictures directly to a hard-drive. Pictures will be compressed with Hasseblad’s new RAW format, 3F RAW, which can shrink photos to two-thirds of their original size.