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From X-bit Labs: Microsoft Corp. said that the claim by Intel Corp. earlier this week that the versions of Microsoft Windows for ARM processors would not run older programs and would also be generally incompatible between themselves were not correct. Nonetheless, the software giant... |
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From X-bit Labs: Even though Advanced Micro Devices' next-generation FX-series microprocessors code-named Zambezi and powered by Bulldozer micro-architecture are projected to bring the company back onto the market of high-performance desktop microprocessors, the new chips will be... |
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What was the first thing they made after the wheel was invented? I am not sure about what Wikipedia has to say, but to the best of my understanding, it was probably my friend's old school Mazda -- which finally decided to kick the bucket a few weeks ago. To commemorate its death after years of unfaithful service, I decided to poke some fun at him, and brought him to the local junkyard -- also known as a Hyundai dealership -- to... |
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Azurues. The word boggles the mind. No, it is not the famous BitTorrent program where individuals use to violate copyright laws. No, it is not the Dendrobates Azureus, the poison dart frog residing in central Brazil. No, it is not Windows Azure, the service platform. Heck, it isn't even referring to the Latin work "Azure", which refers to a specific blue-cyan color. So what the heck is Azurues? Well, after doing a quick Google... |
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Have you ever woken up in the morning and wished for a breakfast in bed? I am certain a few of you individuals have experienced this craving, and let me be the first to tell you that the Thermaltake Max 5G is exactly that craving taunter. Now, many of you are probably wondering what I am trying to get at here, so let me clarify -- bacon. Simply put, this hard drive enclosure smells like bacon in my opinion. Thermaltake must have... |
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From InfoWorld: Intel may have made a big splash this week announcing it's going to focus on the mobile market, but its rival in the space says the chip maker has an uphill climb ahead of it. James Bruce, lead mobile strategist for ARM Limited, said in an interview that this isn't... |
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From PC World: Sharp is preparing to launch a new Aquos smartphone in markets around the world, it said Friday. Earlier this month, it launched three versions of the Aquos Phone in Japan. All three run the Android operating system. One is a clamshell design and includes a 16... |
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From CNET News.com: Apple appears to be a step closer to putting together a cloud-music service with the licensing blessing of the major record labels. Following CNET's previous reports that Warner Music Group and EMI Music had signed on with Apple's rumored plans to store customers... |
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From DailyTech: The Amazon Kindle has become a way of life for many avid readers the way iPods and other portable music players became a way of life for music lovers. Many of the things we love have found a way to traverse into the digital world, and have found success in doing so... |
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From DailyTech: We've been hearing about Verizon's intentions to end unlimited data plans for quite some time. We first heard about the possibility of a tiered data strategy in fall 2010, and it looks as though Verizon is now gearing up to implement the new strategy this summer... |
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