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From X-bit Labs: Nvidia Corp. said at a recent event that it would start shipping its next-generation graphics processing units (GPU) code-named Kepler by the end of the year. The company did not say that the new chips will actually become available, but it is highly likely that they... |
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From CNET News.com: Ahead of a full release this fall, Apple has pushed the Web front end to iCloud live for developers to kick the tires on. The new site, which resides at iCloud.com, features a similar front-end to Me.com, which will be shuttered next year with Apple's MobileMe... |
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From DailyTech: Android's open platform and broad selection of hardware, thanks to liberal licensing, has proved a winning formula for Google Inc. and its hardware partners. Competitors like Apple, Inc. and Microsoft Corp. have been unable to keep up with the platform's wild growth... |
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From DailyTech: Hewlett-Packard, Comp. (HPQ) is struggling, to put it mildly, in the mobile device sector. Its latest efforts to revive the dying Palm brand have been met with largely public apathy and have posted abysmal sales. Similarly, HP's long-awaited webOS tablet, the... |
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From X-bit Labs: Seagate Technology on Monday unveiled a new app for Google Android operating system that will provide a seamless wireless connection to GoFlex Satellite 500GB mobile hard disk drive. Previously, the GoFlex Satellite sported limited compatibility with Android platform... |
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From X-bit Labs: Samsung Electronics stopped selling its popular Galaxy Tab slates in Australia due to a court order. Apple, which accused Samsung of patents infringement, asked the court to order Samsung to stop selling Galaxy Tab devices until the patent lawsuit is fully resolved... |
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From InfoWorld: Apple's Safari last month posted its biggest increase ever in usage share, beating perennial champion Chrome in the gain game, Web metrics vendor Net Applications said today. The browser bundled with Apple's revenue troika of Mac, iPhone and iPad boosted its share by... |
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From CNET News.com: AT&T confirmed today that it will begin throttling the heaviest data users of its wireless network starting October 1. The new policy will affect only customers who still have an unlimited data plan, and only apply to the top 5 percent of that base. Throttling is... |
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From DailyTech: Apple, Inc. has scored a major victory in latest round of lawsuits [1][2] courtesy of a ban on Samsung Electronics Comp., Ltd.'s Australian Android tablet sales. Google Inc.'s Android platform is outselling the iPhone 2 to 1 and is growing at a faster pace than... |
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