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From DailyTech: After months of speculation and minor detail leaks, Android 2.3 "Gingerbread" might finally get official today. The tech blogosphere is abuzz after Notion Ink, an Indian developer, wrote in a blog post over the weekend: "6th December is another big day for... |
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From DailyTech: here's an old saying that if something sounds too good to be true, then maybe it is. Now, that's not always true. Take Microsoft's free antivirus/anti-malware protection Microsoft Security Essentials works well and is free to Windows users. However, that old adage... |
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From X-bit Labs: For years Nokia has been the largest maker of mobile phones on the planet. The company is still the largest supplier of both traditional and smart handsets, but the emergence of new mobile platforms, such as Google Android, are inevitably changing the market... |
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From X-bit Labs: Intel Corp. admits that IBM's approach for optical interconnections for chips is very interesting and progressive, but claims that its own way is more efficient in terms of performance and manufacturability. IBM's CMOS Integrated Silicon Nanophotonics combine... |
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Over the past decades, technology has rapidly evolved. From legacy typewriters and paper to modern day keyboards and Microsoft's Office suite, the way we work has changed dramatically. This goes without saying that human attitudes towards technology have also evolved. From the typical 1990's "Can I use your old-school desktop, dad?" to the modern day setting of having one or more computers for everyone in the family, an... |
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From PC World: New contract rules at China Unicom meant to prevent Chinese iPhone 4 owners from reselling their phones have drawn the attention of the Chinese government, which has called on the network operator to respect consumers' rights. China Unicom, the country's sole mobile... |
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From CNET News.com: Google helped make Adobe Systems' PDF files a first-class citizen on the Web years ago by indexing their content with its search engine. Now it's gone another step by building the ability to read them into its latest browser, Chrome 8, released yesterday. That... |
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From InfoWorld: Oracle executives talked up on Thursday the planned Solaris 11 release due in 2011, with the Unix OS upgrade offering advancements in availability, security, and virtualization. The OS will feature next-generation networking capabilities for scalability and... |
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From DailyTech: Corsair has pulled the wraps off a pair of new SSDs today in the new Force Series. The new SSDs are offered in 90GB and 180GB capacities and promise class leading performance. The 90GB SSD is the F90 and the 180GB offering is called the F180. The new SSDs use the... |
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From X-bit Labs: Seagate Technology did not only cancel all the negotiations about going private with private equity firms, but also rejected a takeover proposal from its arch-rival Western Digital, according to market rumours. The combination could have created the world's largest... |
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