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New cell phone memory from Intel

November 17, 2005 The NOR-based memory supports 3 megapixel cameras and MPEG4 video and was produced produced using 90-nanometer process technology. TAGS: flash memory, Intel, MPEG-4, memory, cell phone, camera

Apple plugs security hole in iTunes

May 10, 2005 Flaw, described as "highly critical" by Secunia, could let an attacker sneak into a system or cause the music software to crash. TAGS: security hole, Apple iTunes, MPEG-4, Apple Computer, Apple Mac OS X, security, Apple Mac OS, Apple Macintosh, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows

Satellite TV snubbing Microsoft

January 21, 2005 Software giant's high-definition video technology is being passed over by DirecTV and its biggest rivals. But other markets remain. TAGS: satellite television company, satellite television, Cablevision Systems Corp., television company, satellite, EchoStar Communications Corp., media company, DirecTV, MPEG-4, cable television, Windows Media, HDTV, MPEG, TV, video, Microsoft Corp.

Adobe brings high definition to Flash videos

August 21, 2007 "Moviestar" version of Flash Player will support high-definition MPEG 4 video compression standard H.264. TAGS: video compression, Microsoft Silverlight, H.264, Flash Player, Adobe Systems Inc., definition, MPEG-4, video, Microsoft Corp.

The all-new clickable music video

November 12, 2004 Universal Music tests online video technology that turns band members' clothing into interactive ads. TAGS: Universal Music Group, online video, MPEG-4, multimedia, TV, video

TiVo taps the Internet for content

November 14, 2006 New features draw on Web content from amateurs, networks and news outlets. But will they attract new subscribers? TAGS: TiVo Inc., broadband video, CBS Broadcasting Inc., Internet video, broadband, general manager, home video, subscriber, TV, owner, DVR, programming, MPEG-4, Apple QuickTime, WMV, format

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