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From PC World: 2010 will go down as the year flash storage goes mainstream. Intel-Micron Flash Technologies -- a Lehi, Utah-based joint venture from the two companies that's been sharing technology and flash production since 2005 -- has unveiled its 25 nanometer flash production... |
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From CNET News.com: Japanese carrier NTT DoCoMo is set to demonstrate a prototype handset based on high-speed wireless data technology LTE later this month, according to its handset partner, NEC. NEC said on Monday that NTT will demonstrate the handset receiving streaming high... |
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From CNET News.com: If you're one of Facebook's 350-million-plus members, you've probably noticed a handful of people on your friends list changing their profile photos to pictures of celebrities, cartoon characters, Muppets, and other notable figures recently. That's because an... |
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From DailyTech: GPU giant NVIDIA is betting the future of the company on its GF100 graphics chips using the new Fermi architecture. The new chips started mass production last month, and are expected to be used in new video cards that will be launched around the end of February... |
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From DailyTech: Apple's fancy new 27-inch iMac has an attractive screen a decently powerful hardware incorporated into a sleek body. Unfortunately, some customers' experiences with the computer have not been so “magical” thanks to a variety of problems including cracked screens, non... |
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From Tom's Hardware: Tons and tons of sites have made a point of listing all the features missing from the iPad. Among them was a forward facing camera |
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From DailyTech: DDR3 DRAM has just overtaken DDR2 as the predominant memory technology used in today's new computers. Newer RAM has traditionally been more expensive than previous generations, but DDR3 pricing has gone down over the last few years due to mass production and die... |
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From DailyTech: Today, many companies are looking to invest in greentech to reduce their carbon footprints. The move to use renewable energy sources is being bolstered by the Obama administration which not only wants large investments in solar energy, but also a huge upgrade to the... |
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From CNET News.com: A new version of Google's Nexus One smartphone will apparently arrive soon for use on AT&T's 3G wireless network. Customers are already able to buy an unlocked version of the Nexus One for $529. But the Android-based phone, which was launched last month, supports... |
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