From InfoWorld: Dell has been relatively quiet about its modular data-center products, but on Tuesday it showed off a new design it has started selling to large "hyperscale" customers, which include big Internet firms like Microsoft and Facebook.

The first modular data centers...

From X-bit Labs: Advanced Micro Devices has intentions to install its chips into slate-type personal computers going forward, but at the same time it has no plans to develop direct competitors to system-on-chips (SoCs) based on designs developed by ARM holdings, such as those that...

From X-bit Labs: Toshiba Corp. on Tuesday started mass production of NAND flash memories fabricated with 24nm process technology. The new manufacturing process will be used to make low-cost 64Gb flash chips.

This latest technology advance has already been applied to 2bit-per-cell...

From DailyTech: Microsoft is eagerly eying ways to make its console business unit even more profitable. Yesterday, the company announced its decision to bump the yearly subscription fees for the various tiers of its Xbox Live Gold service.

Today Lawrence "Larry" Hyrb, Director of...

From DailyTech: With all the hype surrounding Apple's impending launch of new iPods, it's sometimes easy to forget about some of the the key players in the MP3 player market. One of the big names we haven't heard from in a while is SanDisk, and they're debuting the new Sansa Fuze+...

From InfoWorld: Google plans to begin rolling out to Gmail users on Tuesday a new feature designed to automatically rearrange messages in their inbox so that the most important and pressing ones appear at the top.

Called Priority Inbox, the feature will be released with the beta, or...

From PC World: Google shows no signs of stopping its social networking start-up shopping spree--it acquired social gaming service SocialDeck on Monday.

The acquisition was announced Monday via the SocialDeck blog.

SocialDeck is a social gaming company that makes games for various...

From PC World: Motorola released two new Android smartphones for China on Monday, and announced details of another, as the company broadens its product offerings for the Chinese market.

Part of Motorola's MING series, the new phones have touchscreen displays and can recognize...

From DailyTech: Samsung has already sold 1 million Galaxy S smartphones in the United States, with just the variants on T-Mobile (branded the "Vibrant") and AT&T (branded the "Captivate"). Now as a launch of Verizon's variant, the "Fascinate", appears to be just weeks away, Sprint...

From DailyTech: Yesterday Samsung cheered the news of having sold over 1 million Galaxy S smart phones in the U.S. alone. Also, screenshots leaked that pinpointed September 9 as the date for Verizon's launch of its own Galaxy S variant, the "Fascinate".

Now the folks over at...