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The world of technology has changed greatly within the last couple of decades -- from the good old video cassette player and monochromatic televisions, to the latest high definition LED backlit LCD flat panel televisions, Blu-ray players, and high performance surround sound systems -- it is so easy to overlook how far we have come. Many of us who are technology enthusiasts can relate to this, and I am no exception. I have... |
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From PC World: The latest beta version of Skype offers the ability to do group video calls with up to 10 people. Skype 5.0 beta 2 runs on Windows and includes an updated user interface, the company said on its blog. The release doubles the number of people that can be included in a... |
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From CNET News.com: Samsung's Galaxy Tab got a lot of the attention Thursday, but Toshiba had an Android tablet of its own to debut here at the IFA electronics show: the Folio 100. Unlike the smaller Tab, the Folio bears more of an outward resemblance to Apple's iPad, the dominant... |
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From InfoWorld: Google and AOL have renewed a long-term partnership that gives AOL Web properties access to Google search and advertising services. The partnership, in place since May 2002 and renewed for the third time, provides revenue-sharing from AOL in exchange for search... |
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From DailyTech: If you're determined to get an Android slider on T-Mobile, then perhaps the upcoming T-Mobile G2 is the phone for you. However, its specs may change your mind. The company's insider newsletter T-Mobile Scoop reveals that the HTC Vision, aka the T-Mobile G2, will be... |
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From X-bit Labs: Toshiba Corp. on Thursday announced a voluntary recall of 41 thousand notebooks worldwide due to overheating hazard. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. The notebook computers can overheat at the notebook's plug-in... |
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From X-bit Labs: Nvidia Corp. is reportedly working on a PCI Express-based graphics processing unit that also integrates input/output functionality typically found in core-logic set. The chips will allow the company to partly return to the market of core-logic devices. But the... |
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From PC World: The iPad, which could dominate the tablet market until 2012, has been appearing in boardrooms and cubicles around the country. Previously it could be blamed on a manager showing off a new gadget or ordering one for the office in hopes of figuring out what to do with it... |
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From CNET News.com: When Samsung debuted its Galaxy Tab Wednesday, it made a bold claim: it's at least as good as today's dominant tablet, Apple's iPad. "Honestly, I don't see anything that is weaker than the iPad," said W.P. Wong, head of Samsung Mobile's product planning team, at... |
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