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From Tom's Hardware: If you're packing a USB 3.0 PC, then you likely have the need for speed. SSDs are clearly on our list of things that make our computers go faster, but those are already sitting happily in our internal SATA interfaces. Kingston has a solution for those wanting to... |
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From DailyTech: With today being Thanksgiving, things are a bit slow in the tech world, but the fellas over at XDA have a nice scoop to whet your appetite before stuffing your face with turkey later today. The site has not only posted some [blurry] shots of the upcoming Nexus S... |
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From DailyTech: Selling servers to home users isn't exactly a trivial task given that most either don't have the money to buy the devices or don't have the understanding to set them up and make them work. Still, Windows Home Server represented a fairly intelligent effort to bring... |
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From X-bit Labs: Sony Ericsson greatly anticipated PlayStation-branded phone may be closer than one might think. According to a flier, which picture was published by a web-site, Sony Ericsson will host an event in France on the 9th of December, where it would unveil "the most... |
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From X-bit Labs: Sony Computer Entertainment is the first company whose game console was sold in more than 100 million quantity and whose PlayStation 2 game console is the best-selling game system ever produced with 147.6 million units sold. But the PlayStation 3 may not be as... |
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From InfoWorld: Opera teased a major new version of its desktop browser last month, and now the first Opera 11 beta is here to offer an early taste of its -- count 'em -- 11 new features. One of the most notable additions in the Opera 11 beta is a new "tab stacking" system that... |
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From CNET News.com: Angry Birds on the big screen? No, a movie deal hasn't been inked yet, but console versions are in the works. According to a BBC blog, Rovio, the developer of the megapopular smartphone game, is hoping to release Angry Birds on the PS3, XBox 360, and Wii next year... |
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From CNET News.com: Mozilla has released its first alpha version of Thunderbird 3.3, an update to the e-mail software code-named Miramar that drops support for PowerPC-based Mac. The new software includes the Gecko browser engine used in Firefox, and with version 3.3, Thunderbird... |
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From PC World: Flexible screens as thin as a piece of paper may be available for e-readers by early next year thanks to a project from Taiwan's Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) and licensee AU Optronics, one of the world's largest LCD screen makers. ITRI developed a... |
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