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From X-bit Labs: Performance of Intel Corp.’s latest Core i-series “Sandy Bridge” and improvements it brings over predecessors is rather impressive, which is why the company managed to sell over eight million of appropriate microprocessors in just several months of revenue shipments... |
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From X-bit Labs: Advanced Micro Devices this week reduced prices of its desktop Phenom II central processing units (CPUs) aimed at performance-demanding end-users. As a result of the price-cut, six-core microprocessors from AMD got more affordable. AMD's highest-performing chip at... |
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From InfoWorld: AT&T said on Wednesday that it will allow tethering of multiple devices to Apple's iPhone and add a 2GB data allowance to the $20-per-month service. The carrier declined to spell out a timetable for the move, however. "We are working on bringing it to the iPhone,"... |
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From PC World: The chairman of Asustek Computer, Jonney Shih, noticed the growing thirst for mobile computing early on. When he challenged his engineering teams to design a new, more mobile computer, they came up with the netbook, a mini-laptop with extended battery life designed to... |
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From CNET News.com: News Corp. is weighing the sale of MySpace as one of a few remaining options to deal with the once popular but now languishing social network. News Corp. CEO Chase Carey said yesterday in an earnings conference call that the time is right to consider either... |
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From CNET News.com: The Internet's overseers bid adieu to the last 83.9 million addresses needed to connect devices to today's Net--then took advantage of the moment to evangelize the next-generation Internet and the dangers of life support for today's Net. Today's Internet is wired... |
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From DailyTech: You can place this one firmly in the rumor column for now, but multiple sources at AndroidAndMe and TmoNews have confirmed the existence of a dual-core Android-based HTC smartphone for T-Mobile, codenamed "Pyramid." The existence of a dual-core smartphone from HTC... |
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From DailyTech: Android 3.0, code-named "Honeycomb", is perhaps the spring's most highly anticipated product launch (if you're not in the market for an iPad and are not a die-hard AMD fan). While Honeycomb will sweeten the Android experience on the cell phone side (supporting... |
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From X-bit Labs: ARM, a leading developer of low-power processing technologies for mobile, low-power and consumer electronics, said that it had added a new application processor design into its roadmap. The new chip design will address the market of inexpensive smartphones, which is... |
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