From X-bit Labs: Samsung Electronics on Thursday unveiled the world’s first Chromebook – a personal computer running Google Chrome operating system – with ARM Cortex-A15 technology-based system-on-chip. The novelty is projected to offer similar capabilities to x86-powered Chromebooks...

From X-bit Labs: Advanced Micro Devices said on Thursday that it had taped out numerous of its products due next year and there are many working chips from 2013 product lineup at the company’s labs, including code-named Kabini accelerated processing unit (APU). The company promised...

From CNET News.com: Apple has lost an appeal against Samsung in an ongoing U.K. case over design patents relating to the iPad.

A U.K. High Court appeals judge ruled in favor of Samsung at a hearing this morning, finding that the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 had not infringed Apple's...

From DailyTech: Verizon today announced its Q3 earnings and posted double-digit earnings growth. Consolidated earnings for the company amounted to $.56 in diluted earnings per share. That's a significant increase compared to the $.49 per share the company earned in Q3 2011, making...

From DailyTech: As the holiday season approaches, we can expect to see more and more competitively-priced video game bundles to attract customers -- and next up is the Xbox 360.

There will be three new Xbox 360 bundles available in stores this holiday season, which include both the...

From X-bit Labs: It is not a secret that Microsoft Surface media tablet based on Windows RT features rather outdated screen with 1366*768 resolution. But apparently Microsoft Corp. believes that the screen is just right as the resolution itself is not everything about the screen...

From X-bit Labs: DRAMeXchange, a research division of TrendForce, PC-ODM shipment figures indicate this year’s peak shipment period for PCs has passed. Notebook shipments have shown a downtrend in October, indication that demand for dynamic random access memory (DRAM) is slipping. As...

From CNET News.com: The company is currently working with Taiwan-based Quanta Computer to produce a $99 Nexus tablet boasting a single-core processor that will launch by the end of this year, Digitimes is reporting today, citing sources. According to the blog's sources, the tablet...

From DailyTech: Best Buy has been teasing a new Android-powered tablet on its “Insignia” Facebook website. The tablet is called the Insignia Flex and will run Android 4.0. Along with the photo tease, Insignia Products, the Best Buy house brand, also offered up a few hardware details...

From DailyTech: One of the most popular Android-powered tablets that hit the market in recent memory is the Google Nexus 7, which sold out at launch. The Nexus 7 originally launched in two versions featuring 8 GB and 16 GB of storage. A third version of that tablet, which has been...