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From DailyTech: When it comes to hardware, Apple only has one legitimate competitor in the smart phone market -- Palm. Palm's Pre is the only smartphone besides the iPhone to support multi-touch, and its also the only other smartphone to be able to be able to easily sync with iTunes... |
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From Tom's Hardware: Crytek co-founder Cevat Yerli yesterday spoke in a keynote address at GDC Europe, discussing the "future of gaming graphics" from a developer's perspective. He provided the company's timeline up until now, covering Crytek's desire to create an FPS that didn't... |
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From X-bit Labs: Even though numerous companies are lowering prices on various consumer electronics (CE) and PC hardware, Microsoft Corp. has reportedly decided to raise the price of its Xbox 360 Arcade video game console in the United Kingdom. The reason for the increase is... |
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From X-bit Labs: Asustek Computer again managed to become the maker of most reliable personal computers in the U.S., according to Rescuecom’s quarterly computer reliability report. Apart from Asus, Apple and Lenovo Group are in the top three makers of most reliable PCs. Even though... |
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From InfoWorld: Those who've been waiting for the Palm Pre to become a meaningful competitor to the iPhone are one step closer on Tuesday, as Palm announced that it's beginning to take submissions for its App Catalog's e-commerce beta program. Previously, the App Catalog had been... |
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From PC World: Logitech on Wednesday expanded the company's line of high-end mice with two models that offer enhanced scrolling capabilities. Thanks to the company's new Darkfield Laser Tracking, the desktop Performance Mouse MX (similar to the MX 1100) and the portable Anywhere... |
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From CNET News.com: With revenue down across almost all of its businesses, Hewlett-Packard posted a 19 percent drop in profit for the third quarter of 2009. For the quarter ended July 31, HP recorded earnings of $1.6 billion, down from $2 billion the same quarter a year ago, and... |
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From DailyTech: Usually on the short end of the stick when it comes to pricing, the British finally have some good news to cheer about. The UK will be receiving special pricing on the Windows 7 that will make full versions of the software cheaper than the upgrade edition in the U.S... |
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From X-bit Lab's: Despite of the fact that Nvidia Corp. does not have a license to develop and sell core-logic sets compatible with Intel Corp.’s microprocessors featuring built-in memory controller, the company still wants to introduce a chipset supporting central processing units... |
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