• Updated: First look inside iPhone 4 reveals high reuse

• Foxconn saga: What analysts are saying

• Foxconn to raise workers' wages by 20%, says FT

• AMD to use TSMC for Fusion processors, says report
• Next-gen iPhone could cost Apple $170

• Update: Samsung rolls 20-nm-class NAND

• Reports: Intel has ported Android to Atom

• Update: Apple suggests fix for iPad Wi-Fi issue

• Flextronics ordered to pay $14M to ex-employees

• Analyst: Spansion's EcoRAM 'nearly dead'

• Report: Third Chinese Foxconn employee falls to death

• Toshiba to add NAND fab in Japan

• Don't ban flame retardants, IPC says to Europe

• Rx for iPhone: Support Adobe Flash, microSD, NFC

• Samsung is mass producing 4-Gbit DDR3 DRAM

• Point/Counterpoint: Is CMOS right for 3G handset PAs?

• Apple gets hefty margin on iPad cost

• Toyota recalls: Deeper engineering implications

• Renesas readies MCU plant in China

• Altera to offer partial reconfiguration at 28-nm

• Analyst rails against the fab-lite

• Displays shine a light on Apple tablet

• Xilinx to go with TSMC at 28-nm, says analyst

• Is 450-mm delayed amid lackluster support?

About the EETimes Supply Network Operations Section
The Operations section of EETimes Supply Network provides news and analysis of operational issues both within the original equipment manufacturer’s (OEM) four walls and by their contract manufacturing (CM) suppliers, including electronics manufacturing service (EMS) providers and original design manufacturers (ODM). A major area of coverage is efficiency and cost reductions enabled by software tools for product lifecycle management (PLM) and business process re-engineering philosophies such Lean Manufacturing and Lean Supply Chain Management.