Coffee Briefing, Oct. 19, 2021 – All the recent tech news; a podcast roundup; and more

Plus, Apple’s iOS 4 mobile operating system and Apple and Google’s mobile operating system market share stats

The company will take a charge of up to $650 million this year to cover an undisclosed number of layoffsrnrn

The company will raise pay in October for employees at its most troubled factory in Chinarnrn

The laptop is the first to include a 3D Blu-ray Disc system, says Toshibarnrn

Higher-than-average ink costs mar an otherwise versatile and affordable MFP

Plus, software appliances and cloud computing and Sun to Novell software migrations

This week nearly a dozen tablets are on display at Computex. Can any of them compete against Apple’s iPad?rnrn

Tablet PCs containing Moorestown, a graphic processor combined with an Atom CPU, will appear even soonerrnrn

MSI and Asus show off all-in-one 3D desktops and laptopsrnrn

AMD won’t let reporters take pictures of silicon wafer or view demonstration systemrnrn

Plus, Microsoft’s mobility efforts and is Intel delaying its USB 3.0 chipset?

Former Unis Lumin executive takes charge of newcomer JumpPoint Solutions

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