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From X-bit Labs: Intel Corp. has reportedly said that components for Light Peak technology would be available before the end of 2010, which means that already in 2011 systems with the optical interconnect technology may emerge commercially. Still, a big question is whether Light Peak... |
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From X-bit Labs: Intel Corp. rose two places on Interbrand's annual 100 best global brands list, ranking seventh and extending its streak of placing in the Top 10 since the list debuted in 2001. Intel’s brand value of $32 billion is a 4% increase over last year. “In a year that saw... |
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From InfoWorld: Adobe has accelerated the delivery of a patch for a critical vulnerability in Flash and will ship the fix today, rather than next week as originally scheduled. Chrome users, however, got the patch three days ago, one of the benefits of an April Google-Adobe deal... |
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From PC World: More from 'the writing's on the wall' department, it seems digital download versions of PC games have roared past sales of physical retail units during the first six months of 2010. We're not talking a couple hundred thousand gap, either. According to U.S. retail (and... |
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From CNET News.com: Samsung, showing off its new higher-end compact NX100 camera, declared its ambition Monday to become a power in the camera industry. "I believe the NX100 will be the catalyst for photo innovations in the digital camera industry and will propel Samsung forward to... |
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From CNET News.com: HP announced details of two new all-in-one desktops for its holiday line-up this morning. The updated TouchSmart 310 features a brand new case design and new touch software, including a new touch-based Marvel Comics download service with access to the largest... |
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From DailyTech: Yesterday, TechCrunch broke the news that Facebook was secretly building its own smartphone, or at least developing a deeply integrated OS for a smartphone. In a quick follow-up, CNET asked the social media company for comment and received this in return; "Facebook... |
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From DailyTech: When you think of the words "compelling Android smartphone" and "LG" in the same sentence its hard to bring an image to mind. While the South Korean electronics maker does have a couple of Android phones (namely, the Ally and Optimus One) it has failed to keep up... |
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From X-bit Labs: Intel Corp. sells upgrade cards that enable Hyper-Threading, additional cache and other capabilities of Pentium-class processors and bring them to the level of performance of Intel Core central processing units (CPUs). An upgrade card that costs $50 enables 1MB of... |
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