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From InfoWorld: Research in Motion announced two new BlackBerry Bold smartphones on Monday that run on a new BlackBerry 7 operating system and include near field communication (NFC) support. The Bold 9900 and 9930 are the thinnest (10.5 mm, about .4 of an inch) and most powerful... |
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From PC World: Research in Motion rattled off a slew of product updates at its Blackberry World conference Monday, including new Bold smartphones, the Blackberry 7 OS, and a couple of key apps for the Blackberry Playbook tablet. These aren't game-changing announcements. I don't see... |
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From CNET News.com: Apple is said to be nearing completion on iOS 4.3.3, the software update that will address what Apple has called "bugs" that kept extended logs of locations stored on the iPhone and iPad. Boy Genius Report, which has been accurate about details of upcoming iOS... |
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From CNET News.com: It's shaping up to be an action-packed week in the mobile world with today's BlackBerry World announcements, and now a press conference on May 5, co-hosted by AT&T and Samsung. The two companies just sent out invites to the event, which will take place in New... |
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From DailyTech: According to a handful of dedicated hackers of Apple, Inc.'s (AAPL) computer operating system, OS X, the OS is actually less secure than Microsoft Corp.'s (MSFT) Windows. But thanks to the OS's small market share (traditionally 5 percent or less) most cybercriminals... |
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From DailyTech: A few years ago, the outlook for Motorola wasn't very rosy. The company was failing to follow-up on the success of it ubiquitous RAZR cell phone with innovative products, and it was losing ground to the likes of Apple and HTC. The state of affairs was so bad there... |
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From X-bit Labs: Nintendo, which plans to introduce the successor for its popular Wii game console in June and start selling it in 2012, said that its next-generation video game system will not ditch any hardware buttons in favour of new technologies. As a result, compatibility with... |
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A lot of times, in modern every day context, the term 'redundant' has bad connotations. No one likes to hear things like, "Oh, your job position is redundant." (You're no longer needed, so you're fired), or "You just did something redundant." (You just did something useless). But that's alright, because in the technology world, 'redundant' means good. You will want a redundant array of independent disks to prevent data loss in the... |
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Rice, ricer. I am not entirely sure of the origins of the word, but according to Urban Dictionary. a ricer is one who "...makes unnecessary modifications to their most often import car (hence the term "rice") to make it (mostly make it look) faster." Now first off, I just want to make the statement that not everything imported has to do with rice. Secondly, let me clear a few things for you ladies and gents. No, I do not own a... |
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