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From X-bit Labs: Sony Computer Entertainment plans to continue supporting PlayStation 3 after the company's PlayStation 4 "Orbis" hits the market. Still, already today the firm faces challenges when it comes to managing resources of its in-house game developers as they have to work... |
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From X-bit Labs: Even though Intel Corp.'s Ivy Bridge-E/EP chips will arrive only in the third quarter of next year, substantially later than a year after Sandy Bridge-E/EP, they will be more powerful than originally expected as the new chip design sports no less than twelve cores, a... |
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From CNET News.com: Less than two weeks after the release of iOS 6, Apple is apparently still working out the bugs. Today the company released a fix for a bug that allowed some devices on Verizon Wireless' network to consume cellular data while connected to a Wi-Fi network... |
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From DailyTech: Peter Misek, an analyst for Jeffries, recently made the statement that "HP will aggressively attack the smartphone and tablet markets, which we believe are risky investments." Well with today's announcement of the 10" ElitePad 900, it appears that HP is looking to... |
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From DailyTech: Jeffries analyst Peter Misek made some surprising claims in a recent research note. He writes, "[W]e believe HP will aggressively attack the smartphone and tablet markets, which we believe are risky investments." He writes: "After failing with its acquisition of... |
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From X-bit Labs: Dynamic random access memory (DRAM) market monitoring company DRAMeXchange claims that as notebook shipments show signs of weakening and Windows 8 looks unlikely to stimulate PC shipments, second-half September contract price continues on a downtrend. Average... |
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From X-bit Labs: Micron Technology said during quarterly conference call that shipments of solid-state drives are growing very rapidly, boosting the company's revenue. Unfortunately, SSDs still represent a fraction of the company's business in general, which is why the SSD growth... |
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I've always had a lot of luck with water -- and especially getting hit by it when I am not looking. In the water gun station at our church stampede lunch back in July, I got shot at the back numerous times by the same person. Mind you, the water guns were not meant for shooting people, so that was totally uncalled for. (I ended up getting revenge by requesting the largest water gun they had to get her back, haha.) Just recently... |
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"Forget it!? How can you forget something like this?” my friend's dad said to him one evening before dinner, after he failed another quiz in school. "You know, when I was your age, my lowest mark was B+, and it put me to shame for weeks! And you're just sitting there, 'Oh forget it, dad'. It's something you cannot forget!" Of course, this dialog was taken from a movie we have made earlier this year, where you can get a glimpse of... |
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In a North American culture, many of us tend to cheer for a favorite sports team, whether it is for football, hockey, basketball, soccer, or golf. Okay, maybe not golf, but you get the idea. This is especially true when teams are sent to the Summer or Winter Olympics. Whenever a team scores a touchdown, a goal, or gets the gold medal, there would be loud roars of voices over a victory. It really doesn't matter if it's a... |
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