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From X-bit Labs: At its own media event in San Francisco, California, Advanced Micro Devices has showcased a system featuring its next-generation AMD Radeon HD 7000-series graphics processing unit (GPU) code-named Southern Islands. The demonstration is a proof-of-concept that AMD is... |
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From X-bit Labs: Intel Corp. and Google on Tuesday announced that they will work to enable and optimize future versions of Android operating systems for Intel's family of low power Atom processors and Atom-based system-on-chips. This means that future versions of the Android platform... |
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From InfoWorld: Microsoft has been teasing us for months with drips of promises for what the next version of Windows -- code-named Windows 8 -- will offer. It's said that Windows 8 and its radically different user interface will run on both Intel and ARM chips; thus, it will be... |
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From PC World: Nintendo on Tuesday announced a fleet of new game titles for its 3DS handheld, along with a new peripheral add-on, promising to rekindle interest in the device. "From the end of this year through to next year we have assembled an extensive software line-up for which... |
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From CNET News.com: A new analyst report making the rounds this morning asserts that Apple's putting the finishing touches on iOS 5, and plans to send it to its device assemblers as soon as next week. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of Concord Securities told AppleInsider and MacRumors today... |
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From DailyTech: Google, Inc.'s Android operating system may be the industry gold standard, currently accounting for approximately 50 percent of global smart phone sales, but faced with intellectual property issues and market homogenization, many top Android phonemakers are reportedly... |
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From DailyTech: Microsoft is looking to make some big waves in the smartphone market with the latest incarnation of its Windows Phone mobile operating system. While Windows Phone 7 is currently lagging far behind market leaders Android and iOS in smartphone OS market share, Microsoft... |
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From X-bit Labs: A group of overclockers from Advanced Micro Devices has managed to set the world's record for the highest frequency of a microprocessor by overclocking an eight-core FX-series microprocessor code-named Zambezi to whopping 8.429GHz. The achievement showcases potential... |
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From X-bit Labs: An online store has begun to accept pre-orders onto AMD's next-generation high-end desktop FX-series microprocessors code-named Zambezi. In case the pricing of the chips is correct, then AMD's six-core and eight-core central processing units (CPUs) will be more... |
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