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From X-bit Labs: As Nintendo officially admits development of its next-generation home console, more unofficial details transpire. Apparently, the console due late in 2012 carries code-name "Cafe" and will be based on IBM Power microprocessor, ATI DirectX 11-class graphics engine as... |
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A few weeks ago, my main desktop computer decided cash in on me. And before you ask, yes, as the Editor-in-Chief here at APH Networks, I do have tons of replacement components readily available on hand. The thing is, I am not about to reinstall Windows when I will have to do so again shortly anyway -- thanks to a collection of vastly superior equipment coming my way in the next week or so. So I decided to wait it out, and during... |
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When you think of something hard and blue, what comes to mind? I wouldn't believe it if you said a computer chassis, but for the sake of this review, that is definitely what came to my mind. The part that always gets to me with computer cases is you never really know when you should replace one. Generally, it never wears out; the fans might, but those are cheap repairs. Due to the nature of it being made from steel (In many... |
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From InfoWorld: The next version of Canonical's Ubuntu Server, version 11.04, due out April 28, will set the stage for the open-source operating system's greater usage in the enterprise cloud, company officials said. "People running private clouds will start really scaling those... |
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From PC World: AT&T revealed its first quarter earnings on Wednesday morning, and things look pretty good considering this is the first quarter that the wireless company has had to go without the benefit of an exclusive iPhone contract. AT&T reported a first quarter revenue of $31.2... |
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From CNET News.com: Though its first-quarter profits were down, Nokia managed to beat expectations, but the company is looking at a bumpy road in the current quarter. Earnings for the quarter ended March 31 fell to 344 million euros ($502 million) from 349 million euros in the prior... |
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From DailyTech: Another hurdle in the blockbuster Nokia/Microsoft deal announced in February has been crossed. Today, both companies announced the signing of a definitive agreement on their partnership -- ahead of time, too. "At the highest level, we have entered into a win-win... |
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From DailyTech: It's should come as no surprise that Apple's latest earnings announcement once again exceeded all expectations. Apple has been on a roll quarter after quarter, and its Q2 earnings were no exception. The company today announced record fiscal Q2 revenue of $24.67... |
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From X-bit Labs: G.Skill has announced the world's highest-speed 4GB memory modules. Designed for the latest Intel Core i-series "Sandy Bridge" microprocessors, the new RipjawsX memory sticks can operate at whopping 2.30GHz clock-speed. There is always a trade-off between clock... |
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From X-bit Labs: Seagate Technology, one of the largest maker of hard disk drives (HDDs) in the world, said that its plan to acquire hard disk business of Samsung would help it to develop its solid-state drive (SSD) business in the most efficient way. "Through the mutual supply... |
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