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From X-bit Labs: Intel Corp. said its code-named "Knights Corner" (KNC) multi-core chip is on track with the undisclosed Intel roadmap. The first supercomputer powered by the KNC will be, as planned, turned on in 2013. "Knights Corner is in great shape and is exactly where it has to... |
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When I read the name HAVIK, I find myself having a difficult time trusting it to keep my CPU cool. I mean, with a name like along those lines, you would think it is going to wreak havoc up your CPU. Fortunately, the NZXT HAVIK 140 proved to be a fairly respectable cooler, but the real question we are about to find out is if the younger brother, the HAVIK 120, is able to fill its brother's shoes -- even though it only has 120mm... |
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From PC World: After a year of hype, Asus' Padfone is finally going up for pre-order, but only in Taiwan for now. According to Taiwan News, pre-orders for the phone-tablet hybrid begin on Friday. The Padfone will launch in Taiwan April 20, with availability in Singapore, Hong Kong... |
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From CNET News.com: When it comes to the One series of smartphones, HTC is hoping to follow Google's playbook for its flagship devices. HTC wants One to be synonymous with Google's Nexus, which represents the latest and greatest that Android has to offer. Similarly, the One is... |
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From CNET News.com: Analysts are increasingly upbeat about Apple's prospects for the TV market. But iTV may not be the name for this next-gen television. Are you ready for iPanel? Jefferies analyst Peter Misek has raised his estimates for Apple and said that shares could hit the... |
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From DailyTech: Some owners of the new iPad have been experiencing some Wi-Fi issues since its recent release, but Apple's owning up to it and willing to fix the problem. Since the third generation iPad's release on March 16, many users have flocked to online forums to discuss... |
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From X-bit Labs: Netronome, a leading designer of flow processors (NFP), on Wednesday said that it had inked a strategic relationship with Intel Corp. under which the latter will produce a series of forthcoming Netronome chips at its factories using 22nm process technology. The... |
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From X-bit Labs: Originally, the DDR4 standard was supposed to be finalized in 2011 and the first production was expected to start in 2012. But after many redesigns and plan changes, the new memory standard will start to be used by Intel Corp. only in 2014 and starting from high-end... |
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From PC World: After weeks of rumors of a pending reorganization, Yahoo announced this morning that the company is laying off about 2,000 workers. Yahoo will begin informing employees of the layoffs and "phased transitions" today, according to a posted statement. The company expects... |
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From CNET News.com: It's only a few hours before HTC and Sprint unveil a mystery device, but Droid Life has already gotten its hands on a device it claims to be one and the same. The device in question? The rumor mill has dubbed it the HTC Evo One, Sprint's version of the HTC One X... |
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