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From InfoWorld: Intel announced plans for a new class of thin and light laptops at the Computex trade show on Tuesday, its latest move to improve its competitiveness in the mobile computing market. The new class of "Ultrabook" PCs will have "thin, light, beautiful" designs and be... |
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From PC World: Nokia has "increased confidence" that the first of its smartphones with Windows Phone will ship in the fourth quarter, the company said on Tuesday. Nokia's CEO Stephen Elop seems to have set his sights on getting a Windows Phone-based product out for the important end... |
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From CNET News.com: It looks like Twitter's recent app expansion effort might just be getting started. The microblogging site is getting ready to announce its own photo-sharing service this week, according to a TechCrunch report that cited multiple anonymous sources. Twitter users... |
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From DailyTech: The last couple days have been dominated by Intel Corp.'s (INTC) key competitors. Today at the hardware convention Computex 2011 in Taiwan, Intel fired back reaffirming its commitment to the mobile sector. Intel's Atom is behind. It's behind Advanced Micro Devices... |
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From DailyTech: June is shaping up to be a big month for Apple, as the company plans to overhaul its software portfolio and introduce a new cloud offering. Apple will unveil its offerings at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) on June 6. Apple has already given developers an... |
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From X-bit Labs: A little bit ahead of the Computex Taipei 2011 trade-show, Nvidia Corp. demonstrated its next-generation Tegra "Kal-El" system-on-chip with four ARM general-purpose cores, GeForce graphics engine as well as other multimedia hardware. The demonstration called Glowball... |
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From X-bit Labs: Advanced Micro Devices needs to improve performance of its FX-series "Zambezi" microprocessors for desktops featuring the Bulldozer micro-architecture before launching them, according to sources with knowledge of the matter. Performance can be improved with a new... |
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Everyone knows everything is upside down in Australia. They sit, sleep, and eat upside down. They celebrate Christmas in the summer. They drive on the wrong side of the road. But here are some things you might not know. Did you know that the Liberal Party of Australia is actually conservative? Did you know you can get slapped with a bigger fine and gain more demerit points if you own a radar detector (Where it is legal in 48 of... |
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Ching Chang Ping Pong Chan Zhou and Jing. I wonder, if you had to take a guess, would you say that those random sounds and letter combinations are of Chinese origin? Well, you have guessed right. In fact, nowadays, with a population of over 1.3 billion Chinese in China alone, estimating to over 19% of the world's population (Wikipedia for the win!), it is no wonder that such sounds have become daily Chinese stereotypes in North... |
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Whenever someone brings up the topic about keyboards, the first thought that runs through my mind is 'headshot'. Why headshot? Well, I just think about the frustrated gamer who does a miniature Hulk smash on his keyboard when he suddenly dies in Counter-Strike. I hate to imagine how many keyboards die every year due to competitive gamers unleashing their rage. Of course, when it comes down to playing games at a competitive level... |
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