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From DailyTech: T-Mobile earlier this week teased with an image of the T-Mobile G2, the successor to the T-Mobile G1 which was the first phone to feature Google's Android OS. Much has changed since T-Mobile released the G1 in October 2008. Today, Android is one of the top players... |
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From InfoWorld: Google this week made available a developer preview of its Chrome Web Store, which enables access to Web applications. Developers, according to software engineer Michael Goth on the Google Chromium Blog, can upload applications and experiment with packaging and... |
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For those of you who don't know me as well as you should, I am very much like our Editor-in-Chief "the chc", in that I have many electronics and other gadgets lying around the house. From the latest Core i7 personal computers, the usual iPod and iPhones, all the way to HDTVs with high performance personal surround sound systems -- I won't pretend that I am not a geek at heart! However, there are one or two things I am missing... |
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From CNET News.com: Net neutrality regulations could, if the music industry gets its way, usher in more Internet surveillance and a crackdown on suspected pirates. This week, just about every music trade group called for broadband policies--which could include a new federal law-... |
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From CNET News.com: A new hack is purportedly hitting the scene in a week or so that could let PS3 owners dump borrowed games onto the system's hard drive--or even an external drive--and play them. No optical discs, just straight gaming from an HD. Needless to say, this is a hack... |
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From InfoWorld: Hewlett-Packard announced its third-quarter financial results on Thursday and insisted it was "looking forward, not back" following the surprise departure two weeks ago of Chairman and CEO Mark Hurd. Cathie Lesjak, HP's CFO who was also made interim CEO after Hurd's... |
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From DailyTech: At times the concept of banning violent or sexually explicit video games has floated around the higher echelons of the U.S. government, but has always been shot down as too gross an invasion of civil liberties and the free market. However, Australia for some time now... |
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From X-bit Labs: Nvidia Corp.'s latest generation of graphics processing units known as Fermi may actually a nail in the coffin of BFG Technologies, an Nvidia-exclusive supplier of graphics boards. According to a media report, the company could not get enough GeForce GTX 400-series... |
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From X-bit Labs: Advanced Micro Devices has lowered the prices on its desktop-class microprocessors. The decrease is less than intangible. Based on the new price-list of AMD, which quotes prices for customers getting 1000+ central processing units (CPUs), the Sunnyvale, California... |
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