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Supreme Court rules in favor of Google in Oracle Java fight - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court rules in favor of Google in Oracle Java fight

  The US Supreme Court has sided with Google in the search company's long-running legal fight with Oracle, declaring Android could use APIs from the Oracle-owned Java. In Monday's ruling, based on arguments from October 2020, the Supreme Court decided that Google's use of API code from Java was "fair use." The decision, which effectively overrules an earlier federal ruling that Google infringed on the code, allowing the search company to escape paying potentially billions to Oracle. Google was accused of copying roughly 11,500 lines of code from Java SE's API for use in its development of ...

Adobe releases public beta of Premiere Pro for Apple Silicon - Vimarsana News

Adobe releases public beta of Premiere Pro for Apple Silicon

  A native Apple Silicon edition of video editing software Adobe Premiere Pro is now available as a public beta. Following its December 2020 limited beta release, an Apple Silicon M1 native edition of Adobe Premiere Pro has entered public beta. "Since Premiere Pro is built on a large codebase with support for a wide range of media and workflows," announced the company in a blog post, "we will implement native support for Apple M1 in phases and some parts have not been ported yet." "This phased approach allows us to validate performance and functionality for specific parts of the application ...

Global chip shortage could last until the middle of 2022, foundries say - Vimarsana News

Global chip shortage could last until the middle of 2022, foundries say

  The global semiconductor shortage wreaking havoc on industries across the globe could last until 2022 before supply begins to meet demand, though Apple could avoid the worst of it. Largely caused by a spike in demand for consumer technology during the coronavirus pandemic and other factors, the global chip shortage is causing automotive plants to shut down and smartphone makers to reevaluate release plans. GlobalFoundries, the third largest chip foundry in the world, said Friday it was planning to invest $1.4 billion to ramp up production capacity in an effort to address the issue. Accordi...

U.S. moving to impose retaliatory tariffs on countries taxing digital goods - Vimarsana News

U.S. moving to impose retaliatory tariffs on countries taxing digital goods

  The U.S. plans to enact new retaliatory tariffs on nations that tax digital goods from American internet companies, including those that tax App Store purchases. The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) has proposed tariffs that are approximately equal to taxes that various countries are requiring of international tech companies. Bloomberg estimates that the total annual value of the duties reaches $880 million. The USTR's retaliatory tariffs would tax imports as much as 25% annually from a list of countries that includes the U.K, India, Spain, Italy, Turkey, and Austri...

LG quits the 'incredibly competitive' smartphone business - Vimarsana News

LG quits the 'incredibly competitive' smartphone business

  LG is to close its entire mobile business unit by July 31, and concentrate instead on components, connected devices, and smart homes. As expected following a $4.4 billion loss in 2020, LG has announced that it is to abandon the smartphone market. Other than what it describes as "inventory of some existing models," all LG smartphones will cease to be sold after July 31. "LG Electronics Inc. (LG) announced that it is closing its mobile business unit," said the company in a statement. "The decision was approved by its board of directors earlier today." "LG's strategic decision to exit the inc...